Pet Emergency And Specialist Centre

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Pet Emergency Centre
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Pet Emergency And Specialist Centre

• Many people wants their pets are away from
  diseases and loved them but unfortunately their
  pets ill with different reasons. Now not to fear
  that kind of diseases because Animal Emergency
  Service provides Pet Emergency Service . This new
  veterinary hospital represents a state-of-the-art
  multi-disciplinary specialist center for pets. It
  is currently the largest and most advanced full
  service animal hospital operating as a stands
  alone private business in Victoria. It is the
  first facility in Melbourne to offer 24 hour vets
  on duty combined with medical and surgical
  specialists. The clinic is owned by vets not
  investors so that decisions are made in the best
  interests of animal care.

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Vets For Pets
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Here are some of the services we offer here at
Animal Emergency Service Hospital

• Spay Neuters- The removal of an animal's
  reproductive organ, either all of it or a
  considerably large part. "Neutering" is often
  used incorrectly to refer only to male animals,
  but the term actually applies to both
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• Soft Tissue Surgery- Veterinary soft tissue
  surgery is a varied discipline and includes the
  majority of surgical procedures that do not fall
  under the remit of orthopaedics surgery. Areas
  covered include ear, nose and throat,
  cardiothoracic, hepatic, gastrointestinal,
  urogenital, skin reconstructive and oncological
  surgeries.
  
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• Pain Management- veterinary hospital all
  experience pain to greater or lesser degrees at
  various points of our lives. It is said that pain
  is the most common reason patients seek medical
  attention. But, each of us perceives a given pain
  stimulus in our own unique manner.

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• In-House Diagnostics- In house diagnostic
  testing provides fast and flexible real-time
  results on patients blood and urine during your
  pets visit, allowing face-to-face discussions
  between veterinarians and clients that help us to
  diagnose and treat during the same visit. This is
  especially important for critically ill patients
  as an accurate diagnosis leads to lower costs and
  better patient outcomes. 
• Stocked Pharmacy- We also stock a variety of
  over-the-counter products to control fleas and
  ticks as well as natural supplements recommended
  by our doctors to support specific health
  concerns. Many of these are available without a
  prescription
• Advanced Dentistry- Advance Dentistry formed
  Cincy Care to Share in an effort to give back to
  the community and encourage professionals to
  donate their time and services of any kind for
  one day each year. Dental services offered at
  Cincy Care to Share include either one cleaning.

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Disease-Carrying Animals
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Here are some of Disease-Carrying Animals
Symptoms
Painful swelling, high fever, body aches
Rough, thickened skin, body swelling
Rash, fatigue, muscle and joint pain
Chills, weakness, fever, excessive perspiration
Carrier

• Disease
• Bubonic plague
• Elephantiasis
• Lyme disease
• Malaria

• Rat, flea

• Worms

Deer tick

• Mosquito

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Types of Cancer and Treatment

• Below we discuss some of the more common
  veterinary oncology cases treated in our
  facilities.  In addition to a description of the
  type of cancer and what causes it, the links
  below have information on  diagnosis, various
  types of treatment available, prognosis and steps
  to prevent each type of cancer, if applicable.
• Below we discuss some of the more common
  veterinary oncology cases treated in our
  facilities.  In addition to a description of the
  type of cancer and what causes it, the links
  below have information on  diagnosis, various
  types of treatment available, prognosis and steps
  to prevent each type of cancer, if applicable.

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• Cutaneous Mast Cell Tumors in Dogs
  
• Mast cell tumors are among the most commonly
  reported canine skin tumors.
• Injection-site Sarcomas in Cats
• An injection-site sarcoma is a tumor of the
  connective tissues in the cat.  Tumors are often
  located between the shoulder blades, in the hip
  region, and in the back legs.
• Lymphoma in Dogs
• Lymphoma is a cancer of white blood cells,
  which circulate through the blood and the
  lymphatic system. In dogs, lymphoma is a rapidly
  progressive disease that, if left untreated,
  results in death within a relatively short time,
  usually a few weeks from the time of diagnosis.

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• Nasal Tumors in Dogs
• It is thought that long-nosed breeds or dogs
  living in urban environments are at higher risk
  for the development of nasal tumors. Nasal tumors
  are seen less commonly in the cat.
• Osteosarcoma in Dogs
• Osteosarcoma is a malignant cancer of the
  bone.  Osteosarcoma most commonly affects one of
  the bones of the limbs such as the shoulder,
  carpus or wrist, and stifle or knee. 
  Occasionally, osteosarcoma can originate in the
  bones of the skull, ribs or spine.
• Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats
• Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the most common
  oral malignancy in the cat, arising from either
  the jaw bones or the tongue. Squamous cell
  carcinoma is an aggressive cancer in the cat and
  is often not diagnosed until the tumor is
  advanced.

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Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs

• Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) is a malignant tumor of the
  cells that line blood vessels. It is much more
  common in dogs than other species. HSA occurs
  most frequently in large breed dogs, especially
  German shepherd dogs, Labrador retrievers, and
  Golden retrievers.
• As you read above some of the services we offer
  here at Animal Emergency Service Hospital to
  protect your pets and take care of their health.
  We discuss some of the more common veterinary
  oncology cases treated in our facilities and some
  of Disease-Carrying Animals and their Disease
  like- Bubonic plague, Elephantiasis, Lyme
  disease, Malaria etc. and their Symptoms and
  Treatment as we given above.

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How to Reach US

• www.animalemergencyservice.com.au/