OUR SERVICES
Full range of advanced services to diagnose, treat and monitor.
WE PROVIDE A FULL RANGE OF ADVANCED SERVICES TO DIAGNOSE,
TREAT AND MONITOR CRITICALLY ILL OR INJURED PETS,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
IN-HOUSE LABORATORY TESTING
Madison Veterinary Emergency can perform a variety of laboratory tests on-site, including blood work, urine analysis, cytology, and fecal analysis.
Digital radiology
Madison Veterinary Emergency provides advanced imaging equipment with our digital x-ray machines to help diagnose injuries and illnesses.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound technology can be used to visualize internal organs and structures and can help diagnose a wide range of conditions.
Emergency surgery
Emergency surgery may be necessary in cases of trauma, such as injuries sustained in car accidents or falls, or in cases of serious illness, such as organ failure or gastrointestinal obstruction.
Critical care and intensive support
Pets in critical condition may require intensive support to help them recover, including oxygen therapy, ventilation, and monitoring of vital signs.
Pain management
Pets experiencing pain due to injury or illness may be given pain medications to help them feel more comfortable.
Blood and Plasma transfusions
Pets who have lost a significant amount of blood due to injury or illness may need a blood transfusion to restore their blood volume.
Cardiology services
Pets with heart conditions may require specialized care, including medications, diet recommendations, and monitoring of heart function.
Oxygen Therapy
Oxygen therapy is a medical treatment that helps improve oxygen levels in the tissues and organs of pets for respiratory distress or injury/illness-related oxygen deficiency. It can be given through a mask, nasal cannula, or oxygen enclosure/chamber and is carefully monitored for proper dosage.
WE GLADLY SEE ANY EMERGENCY
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
Traumatic injuries
(broken bones, internal injuries)
Difficulty breathing
Collapse or inability to stand and walk
Seizures
Poisoning or toxin ingestion
Uncontrollable bleeding
Foreign body ingestion
Diabetic crisis
Paralysis
Labor and delivery problems
Acute kidney failure
Swollen or distended abdomen
Repeated attempts to urinate without
any urine production
Traumatic injuries
(broken bones, internal injuries)
Difficulty breathing
Collapse or inability to stand and walk
Seizures
Poisoning or toxin ingestion
Uncontrollable bleeding
Foreign body ingestion
Diabetic crisis
Paralysis
Labor and delivery problems
Acute kidney failure
Swollen or distended abdomen
Repeated attempts to urinate without
any urine production
Swollen or painful eyes
Drug reactions
Envenomation
Loss of consciousness
Difficulty urinating or
defecating
Swelling of the face or neck
Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
Pale gums
Weak pulse
Severe pain
Heat stroke
Cold injury
Swollen or painful eyes
Drug reactions
Envenomation
Loss of consciousness
Difficulty urinating or
defecating
Swelling of the face or neck
Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
Pale gums
Weak pulse
Severe pain
Heat stroke
Cold injury
