Animal Emergency & Critical Care of Lynchburg

We provide heartworm testing and preventive medications to protect dogs from this life-threatening parasite, including annual testing and monthly prophylactic regimens.

We recommend and dispense flea and tick prevention products to safeguard pets against these parasites, reducing the risk of disease transmission and skin irritation.

We implant microchips for permanent pet identification and provide registration services to link owner contact information in a national database for lost pet recovery.

We offer nutritional counseling and weight management programs to address dietary needs, prevent obesity, and support overall health through tailored feeding plans.

We conduct in-house bloodwork including complete blood counts and chemistry panels to rapidly assess organ function, detect infections, and evaluate overall health status.

We perform urinalysis to evaluate kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, and identify metabolic disorders through comprehensive analysis of urine samples.

We conduct fecal examinations to diagnose parasitic infections and gastrointestinal disorders, guiding targeted treatment plans for affected pets.

We utilize digital radiography to produce high-resolution images of internal structures, enabling rapid diagnosis of fractures, organ abnormalities, and other conditions with reduced radiation exposure.

We employ diagnostic ultrasound to generate real-time images of abdominal organs and soft tissues, aiding in the evaluation of pregnancy, tumors, and cardiovascular function.

We offer allergy testing to identify environmental or food triggers causing dermatological or gastrointestinal symptoms, supporting targeted management strategies.

We perform intraocular pressure testing to screen for glaucoma, a condition that can lead to vision loss if untreated, enabling early intervention for affected pets.

We monitor arterial blood pressure using specialized equipment to detect hypertension or hypotension, guiding treatment decisions for cardiac and renal patients.

We conduct electrocardiograms to assess heart rhythm and electrical activity, identifying arrhythmias or cardiac abnormalities that require medical management.

We provide DNA and breed testing services to determine genetic ancestry and identify breed-specific health risks, supporting informed care decisions for purebred and mixed-breed pets.

We use digital dental radiography to examine tooth roots and surrounding bone structures, detecting hidden periodontal disease or infections below the gum line.

We perform tooth extractions for severely damaged or infected teeth, using surgical techniques to ensure complete removal while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.

We perform oral surgeries including tumor excisions and palate repairs to address conditions affecting the mouth, ensuring functional and comfortable oral health for pets.

We treat periodontal disease through scaling, root planing, and antibiotic therapy to halt infection progression and preserve dental integrity in affected animals.

We provide personalized guidance on at-home dental care, including brushing techniques and product recommendations, to help pet owners maintain oral health between veterinary visits.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries to prevent unwanted pregnancies and reduce the risk of certain health issues, using safe anesthesia and postoperative care protocols.

We remove ingested or lodged foreign objects from the gastrointestinal or respiratory tracts using endoscopic or surgical methods to restore normal function.

We perform cesarean sections to deliver puppies or kittens when natural birth is not possible, ensuring the safety of both mother and offspring through careful surgical technique.

We repair traumatic wounds and lacerations through surgical closure techniques, promoting proper healing and minimizing the risk of infection or scarring.

We surgically remove bladder stones to alleviate urinary obstruction and discomfort, using techniques tailored to the stone composition and patient's condition.

We correct prolapsed gland of the third eyelid (cherry eye) through surgical techniques that preserve tear production and prevent recurrence in affected pets.

We provide emergency stabilization for pets in critical condition, ensuring rapid assessment and life-saving interventions to maintain vital functions while arranging definitive care.

We offer 24-hour hospitalization and continuous monitoring for pets requiring intensive care, providing round-the-clock observation and support in a dedicated medical facility.

We administer oxygen therapy to improve respiratory function in pets experiencing breathing difficulties or hypoxia, supporting oxygenation of tissues during critical illness.

We provide intravenous fluid therapy to maintain hydration, support blood pressure, and deliver medications or nutrients directly into the bloodstream for critically ill patients.

We implement comprehensive pain management protocols using multimodal approaches to ensure pets remain comfortable during recovery from surgery or while treating acute and chronic conditions.

We provide specialized treatment for pets exposed to toxins or poisons, including decontamination, antidote administration, and supportive care to mitigate harmful effects.