Urgent Pet Conditions Treated

Routine urgent cases to look out for in dogs and cats.

Crossroads Veterinary Hospital often treats the below conditions for dogs or cats in an emergency. 

• Eyes (swelling, discharge, redness)
• Ears (discharge, pain, odor, scratching, or shaking)
• Coughing or sneezing
• Vomiting (minor or occasional)
• Diarrhea
• Mild constipation
• Change in urine color, frequency, or amount
• Straining to urinate, dribbling urine
• Change in amount of food or water intake
• Change in behavior (mild depression, anxiety, excessive sleepiness)
• Evidence of worms or fleas
• Minor wounds
• Lumps
• Facial swelling, licking, or scratching
• Poison exposure 
• Eating a foreign object

A patient seen for Crossroads Urgent Care requiring advanced emergency care will be immediately referred to a 24–hour emergency hospital.