Injury & Trauma Care
Emergency Pet Injury Treatment | Wounds, Fractures & Trauma Care
Expert Emergency Care for Pet Injuries
Pets can suffer from fractures, bite wounds, burns, heat stroke and other traumatic injuries due to accidents, fights, or falls. Immediate treatment is crucial to prevent infection, reduce pain, and promote healing.
At North Mississippi Pet Emergency, our experienced emergency veterinarians provide advanced wound care, pain relief, and surgical intervention for pets in need. Whether your pet has a minor scratch or a severe bone fracture, or is suffering from heat stroke we are here to provide life-saving veterinary emergency services.
Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Injury Care
- Limping or inability to walk
- Visible wounds, cuts, or bruises
- Swelling or excessive bleeding
- Signs of pain such as whining or aggression
- Difficulty breathing after trauma
Our Emergency Injury & Trauma Services
- Fracture Treatment & Orthopedic Surgery – Stabilization and repair of broken bones
- Wound Cleaning & Suturing – Treatment for deep cuts, bite wounds, and lacerations
- Pain Management & Shock Treatment – Emergency intervention for trauma-related distress
- Burn Care & Skin Injury Treatment – Relief for thermal, chemical, or electrical burns
- Heat Stroke Treatment – Rapid cooling, IV fluids, and oxygen therapy to stabilize overheating pets and prevent organ failure.
If your pet has suffered an injury, call us now or walk in for emergency treatment!
Call Ahead
A quick call helps our emergency veterinarian service in North Mississippi prepare for your pet’s arrival, ensuring fast and efficient care when every second matters.
Emergency Treatment
Our emergency veterinarian service delivers oxygen therapy, IV fluids, pain relief, and surgery, ensuring pets receive critical, life-saving treatment without delay.
Critical Care
For post-surgery recovery or intensive care, our emergency veterinarians provide continuous monitoring, ensuring pets receive expert treatment.
Follow-Up & Recovery
We coordinate with your regular vet, sharing records, test results, and treatment plans from our animal urgent care to ensure seamless recovery and care.
FAQ's
My pet has a small cut. Does it need emergency care?
Even small wounds can become infected or worsen over time. If the cut is deep, bleeding excessively, or caused by a bite, bring your pet in for wound cleaning and treatment.
How do I stabilize my pet with a suspected fracture before bringing them in?
Try to keep your pet as still as possible. Avoid moving the injured limb and use a soft towel or carrier for support. Do not attempt to set the bone yourself—bring your pet in immediately.
My pet seems fine after a fall. Should I still bring them in?
Yes, even if your pet appears normal after a fall, they could have internal injuries, fractures, or shock that aren’t immediately visible. A veterinary check-up ensures early detection and treatment of hidden issues.