Our Recommended Emergency Referral Vets Near Baltimore, MD

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If your pet is experiencing an emergency during our business hours, contact Belvedere Veterinary Center at (410) 999-3300 immediately and our team can provide recommendations for emergency veterinary services in the area, and provide guidance on what to do next.

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When to Contact Your Emergency Vet

What do pet emergencies look like? Use this list as a guide and contact us at (410) 999-3300, or reach out to one of the emergency vets listed below if you notice any of the following signs or scenarios:

  • Difficulty breathing (panting, choking, wheezing)
  • Severe bleeding from a wound or the nose, mouth, or ears
  • Vomiting/diarrhea for over 24 hours
  • Straining or unable to pass stool or urine
  • Acting lethargic or disoriented
  • Symptoms of severe pain (moving slowly, shaking, sleeping more than usual, loss of appetite, flinching/crying when touched)
  • Hasn’t had food or water in over 24 hours
  • Any injury sustained to one or both eyes
  • Blood in stool or vomit
  • Limping, possible broken bones
  • Burns, lacerations, or puncture wounds
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Hit by a car
  • Ate a toxin (pills, household chemicals, chocolate, etc.)
  • Attacked by a wild animal or another pet
Is it an emergency? Call now.