Garland Animal Clinic

Common signs that your pet may have a medical health emergency:

• Difficulty or stopped breathing

• Gum or tongue discoloration (often blue or red)

• Large cuts or wounds

• Sudden collapse and/or difficulty getting back up

• Unresponsiveness or difficulty to rouse

• A snake or insect bite or sting on your pet that is causing a severe reaction

• A bite from any animal whose vaccination history you aren’t familiar with

• Seizures

• Limping or sudden paralysis of the back legs (especially in cats)

• Excessive panting, drooling, vomiting or diarrhea, staggering or lethargy, and lack of urine production may be symptoms of anaphylactic shock

• Swelling of the skin or face, hives, excessive salivation, and vomiting or diarrhea may be symptoms of heatstroke

If your pet is exhibiting any of the above symptoms or other severe signs of illness during our normal business hours, please call us at (509) 326-3151 to schedule a same-day urgent care appointment. Our experienced veterinary staff is here to help you and your pet in your time of need at our state-of-the-art facility in Spokane, WA.

If your pet experiences an emergency when our office is closed, please contact Pet Emergency & Referral Center at (509) 326-6670.

Local Emergency Veterinary Clinics

Pet Emergency Clinic & Referral Center

21 E Mission Ave., Spokane, WA 99202

P: (509) 326-6670

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Open weekends, nights, and holidays for emergencies.

Animal Emergency Clinic

6522 E. 1st Ave Suite 101, Spokane Valley, WA 99212

P: (509) 535-8743

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