

Emergencies 24/7
At Becker Animal Hospital, we strive to provide you for the best possible care for your pet.
- There are no extra fees after-hours.
- You pay the same exam fee day or night.
- Fully equipped emergency clinic.
- Emergency vets on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Emergency Vet Exam: Emergencies and critically ill patients can be examined immediately by the doctor in our treatment area where they then can be stabilized and evaluated.


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Stabilizing Your Pet: Oxygen Cage: Getting your pet into one of the two available oxygen cage’s allows us to get your pet a high oxygen intake without a mask. These increased oxygen helps the pet to deal with the trauma or illness and will increase your pet’s survival chances. |
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IV Pumps: We also use pump driven IVs to ensure a perfectly timed flow of vital fluids to your pet as part of our 24 hour emergency treatment for your pet. IV Catheter: An IV catheter is placed in the large vein of the foreleg to provide direct access into the circulatory system of the patient to administer fluids for hydration, antibiotics intravenously, medication for nausea and medications IV for many other conditions. |
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IV Fluids: We have a different fluids to address different medical conditions. A small sick puppy would receive fluids with 5% glucose in it for energy whereas a kitty with a blocked bladder would receive sodium chloride fluids which has no potassium in it, as the kitties body potassium would be very high due to its condition. |
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Blood Transfusions and Fluid Expanders: Blood transfusions are critical for many cases to maintain oxygen support for the body and fluid volume expanders such as Hetastarch are often vital to maintain blood pressure and oxygen perfusion throughout the body. |
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IV Fluid Warmers: Warm fluids into your pets body can markedly enhance it’s survival in emergency situations as a low body temperature is a hallmark of a body in shock. |
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Surgery: We have two state-of-the-art surgery suites with Isoflorane anesthesia and oxygen, pulse rate and blood pressure monitors to evaluate your pets condition. When you come to our 24 hour a day emergency room we will admit your pet on the spot and perform diagnostics critical to ensuring a quick path to recovery, with no extra fees based on the time of day. When needed, our emergency surgery facility is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
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Radiology: We also use x-ray and ultrasound to diagnose problems with your pet. Our digital x-ray equipment allows us to rapidly get the imaging we need with multiple computerized adjustments to enhance the viewing of everything from soft tissue organs to the bony skeletal structure. Where a very detailed analysis is needed, we are able transmit the original radiographic image to one of several board certified radiography groups around the country that will provide us with a complete analysis of your pets images within 4 hours. |
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Laboratory and Pharmacy: We have a full service in house lab with an extensive pharmacy to diagnostically service your pet immediately and to have on hand virtually any medication that your pet may need to stabilize and treat their condition. We have a Idexx suite of lab equipment including a body chemistry analyzer, complete blood count, electrolytes, blood clotting factors, thyroid, ECG – Electrocardiogram for the heart. |
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ICU Area: We have 15 generously sized stainless steel cages throughout two ICU suites for pets that need 24 hour supervision while recovering from illness or emergency surgery. We also have 6 hospital runs in ICU number 2 for the larger dog who is recuperating. Our Intensive Care Units are staffed 24 hours a day with Vets and Veterinary Technicians. |
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Isolation ICU Room: We have a dedicated Intensive Care Isolation Room for pets with infectious diseases who have to be kept in isolation, but where we need to keep a close eye on their progress. ICU Thermostat: Our isolation room has a dedicated room-only heating system to ensure that the injured or critically ill patient is kept warm with a higher room temperature than the surrounding rooms to ensure that the patients body temperature is maintained as close as possible to a normal 101 F degrees to 103 F degrees which is normal for dogs and cats. |
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Therapeutic Laser: Our hospital is equipped with a state-of-the-art therapeutic laser (K laser) which we use for pain control and to stimulate healing after trauma or surgery. We have also found this treatment effective for chronic painful conditions and non-healing wounds. |

Common Emergency Causes: Car Trauma, Dog Fight, Extreme Vomiting, Diarrhea, Acute Vital Infections
Our Emergency vets treat many critical pets. When your pet is in trouble you need a vet who has the experience and skills to pull your pet through. That’s what the Becker Animal Hospital doctors can offer you in our fully equipped emergency clinic.


Top Quality Emergency Vet Care
- Full Diagnostic Lab: We have a full suite of Idexx Diagnostic equipment, as well as an Electrocardiogram for heart abnormalities, oxygen, pulse rate and blood pressure monitors for surgery, as well as fluid pumps and fluid warmers for IV therapy. We also have full digital radiology, ultrasound as well as an Snyder Oxygen Cage Unit, complete with heated lower cages to warm up a low body temperature pet who may be in shock.
- We have two ICU suites with 15 generously sized stainless steel recovery cages as well as six hospital suites for the larger pet that need the space. Pets in our ICU have veterinarians or veterinarian technicians on duty and present in the area 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- We additionally have a separate and dedicated isolation room complete with it’s own individually controlled heating system to keep the very sick or injured pet very warm and comfortable.
Diagnostic & Treatment Equipment Available in Our Emergency Rooms
Medications Used To Stabilize Pets
Bone Fracture Repair
Broken bones are a common problem in emergency situations, and often result from being hit by a car. The most common type of broken bone repair is to use a Dynamic Compression Bone Plate. The metal plate is placed on the bone, spanning the fracture site with 2 to 4 screws one each side of the bone plate which hold it to the bone. This type of internal fixation provides proper alignment of the bone and good stability at the fracture site. With good high protein nutrition, vitamins and an 8-12 week period of confinement bone plating will produce very good results in repairing the fracture.


































