Facilities & services
The Animal Emergency Centre is designed to function as an extension of the services already provided by your family veterinarian.
We provide:
- State of the art emergency and critical care facility
- Experienced emergency and critical care veterinarians and nurses
- Intensive care unit
- Diagnostic equipment
- X-rays
- Ultrasound
- Endoscopy
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Respiratory monitoring
- Pharmacy and lab services
- Isolation room
Consultation Rooms
Our consultation rooms are designed to be a simple and unintimidating environment. They are used for initial assessment of less critical patients and discussion with owners, prior to admitting animals for treatment. More critical cases will be transferred directly to the treatment area upon arrival.
Surgery
Our surgery suite is equipped with advanced anaesthetic and ventilation machines complete with full monitoring equipment (including blood pressure, SpO2, PCO2, Body Temperature, E.C.G.), heating facilities, suction machines and more.
Hospitalisation
All hospitalised patients are monitored continuously throughout their stay. There are doctors and trained personnel on duty at all times. Your companion stays in a comfortable, clean cage visible to all of our staff. We discourage toys and blankets from home, as with the high amount of traffic it is difficult to guarantee that they will return home.
Intensive Care Unit
Our Intensive Care Unit contains sophisticated monitoring and diagnostic equipment to look after the most critical of our patients.
Laboratory & Pathology Centre
We are fully equipped to run full blood profiles, clotting tests, microscopy, urinalysis, blood gases, electrolytes, hematology and more to ensure obtaining fast results – usually within minutes. This enables fast and accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Radiology
We are equipped with X-Ray machines and an Automatic processing and developing machine.
Pharmacy
We have a full range of emergency medication including blood transfusion products and antiserums for snake bites and paralysis ticks.