East Lincs Emergency Vets

04/11/2024

Our dedicated team goes above and beyond daily to ensure your pets receive the best care possible. Please share a story about a time our amazing team helped your pet. We'd love to hear how our staff made a difference in your pet's life. Your stories mean the world to us and remind our team why they do what they do. Let's give them the recognition they deserve!

31/10/2024

🎃 HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃

If you are passing the practice today please take a dog treat for your good boys/girls.

We would love to see a photo of them getting their treats in the comments!

30/10/2024

Edit - now with dog warden

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Please get in touch ASAP.
01507 609 929.

17/10/2024

Dystocia is the technical term for difficulty giving birth, and there are a few treatment options available, caesarean section being a common one.

When should you worry?

🐶 After more than four hours of gentle straining.
🐶 After more than half an hour of forceful pushing.
🐶 If there’s green/black discharge from va**na.
🐶 If there’s discharge of any colour without the appearance of a puppy within two hours.

If your dog shows any of these signs, don't wait—contact East Lincs Emergency Vets immediately. Our experienced team is here 24/7 to provide urgent care and help for your pet.

🔗 https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/

12/10/2024

We provide emergency care for the pets of East Lincolnshire and are based in Louth, Lincolnshire, with a team of dedicated expert emergency vets and nurses who are on site during the night, weekend and Bank holidays to provide continual care for your sick pet.

We specifically provide emergency care for the following vet practices:

– Black Sheep Vets
– James Street Veterinary Centre
– Orby Vets Ltd
– Vet on the Corner
– Fenwold Veterinary Practice (Mablethorpe,Skegness,Spilsby)
– Vets4Pets Grimsby
– Clee Vets
– LucaVet
– Witham View Veterinary Surgery
– Eastfield Veterinary Clinic

But pets of all practices are welcome to use our emergency service.

10/10/2024

If you need us tonight,
just follow the Northern Lights 💫

03/10/2024

Now you can! For just £10 per month, your pet can have unlimited emergency consultations. Click through to learn more about how you can safeguard your pet's health with this affordable and comprehensive solution.

🔗 https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/emergency-monthly-pet-care-plan

25/09/2024

20/09/2024

🔉SOUND ON🔉

Sometime the best medicine is a bit of TLC! We will always find the time to make sure your poorly pets gets the fuss and attention they would get at home ♥️

17/09/2024

Young Charlie found himself in a ‘spot’ of bother when he helped himself to rather a lot of pig food (4.3kg to be exact!) mixed with the water he drank, his stomach swelled to a very uncomfortable size. After an X-ray, a quick anaesthetic and a tube placed into his stomach all content was safely removed and Charlie made a full recovery.

Charlie belongs to one of our emergency Veterinary Nurses and she says ‘Accidents happen to us all. Even if I had all the knowledge in the world, logic goes out of the window when it is one of your own but the emergency team was so supportive in calming me down and acting quickly to get Charlie’s problem under control. I’m so grateful for our amazing team. I would like to say Charlie has learned from this but knowing him, he will be spending the night at work with me again!’

16/09/2024

As the autumn season unfolds, it's important to be extra vigilant about what your pet might encounter outdoors. Certain seasonal items can be harmful or even toxic if ingested. Get in touch with us straight away if your pet ingests any of the following:

🌰 Acorns
🌱 Plant bulbs
🌰 Conkers
🍂 Windfallen fruit
🍄 Toadstools
🍇 Poisonous berries

Keep your furry friends safe this autumn by staying alert to these common hazards. If you suspect they've eaten something they shouldn't, don't hesitate to reach out for immediate advice and care.

🔗 https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/

05/09/2024

Do you ever wonder what sort of urgent problems our Emergency vet team has to deal with over a weekend ?

Well here are two 'things' that had to be removed by our vets and nurses over the last 2 weeks.

Firstly - a pig's earache that was lodged in the back of the throat causing an obstruction. It was buried deep at the top of the oesophagus and was removed under general anaesthesia.

Secondly - the 'squeakers' out of squeaky toys - you know how some dogs like to destroy their toys - well ..... some dogs also like to 'destroy' or consume the thing making the noise. They were surgically removed from the stomach of a dog (under general anaesthesia). You can see that some of them are much darker and we think had been sitting in the stomach for a while from a previous 'squeaky toy destruction session'.

04/09/2024

Seizures in pets can be extremely distressing for both pet and owner. Scooping the pet up and bundling them in the car is not usually the best thing to do, even if as an owner, you are eager for veterinary support. Seizures can be made worse by stimulation of any kind such as light, noise, movement etc. Here’s what to do:

🩺 Remain calm, take a deep breath
🩺 Make a mental note of the time
🩺 Place them at floor level if they are not already
🩺 Clear space around your pet of any items
🩺 Make the environment, cool, dark, and quiet
🩺 Time the seizure

When to call your vet? Once the seizure has finished, or after 2 minutes of seizuring.

🔗 https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/

29/08/2024

The beautiful Ella would like to show off her cute middle of the night delivery 🥰

Ella was struggling with delivering her huge puppies so we was here to give her a helping hand to deliver them by c-section.

She recovered so well, filled her boys bellies, had her ‘tea and toast’ and was discharged shortly after to begin her motherhood journey.

We are here every night 365 days a year to help with any middle of the night emergency 🚨

27/08/2024

As pet owners, we all want to know our furry family members are in good hands during an emergency. Unlike humans, pets don't have a National Health Service to help, but we've got you covered with our Emergency Monthly Pet Care Plan!

For just £10 per month for a single pet, or £18 per month for a whole pet family, you can be at ease knowing your pet will benefit from the following:

🩺 No emergency consultation charge (usually £225)
🩺 Unlimited use 365 days a year, including bank holidays, with no joining fees
🩺 No admin fees to make an insurance claim for your pet's emergency care (usually £42 for a direct insurance claim)
🩺 Spread the cost of emergency vet care over the year
🩺 Peace of mind – allows your pet to be examined free of charge when you are unsure if you have a genuine emergency.

Visit our website or contact us to learn more and sign up today! - https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/emergency-monthly-pet-care-plan

23/08/2024

Like young pets, older pets need to stay up to date with their vaccinations to remain healthy and protected. Vaccinations are crucial for preventing serious diseases and maintaining overall well-being throughout their lives.

Here's why older pets should continue with their vaccinations:

💉 Boost immunity: As pets age, their immune systems can weaken. Regular vaccinations help maintain strong immunity against common diseases.
💉 Prevent outbreaks: Vaccinated pets help prevent the spread of infectious diseases, protecting your pet and others in the community.
💉 Health monitoring: Routine vaccination visits allow for regular check-ups, helping to catch any potential health issues early.

Keep your senior pets safe and healthy by staying on top of their vaccinations.

18/08/2024

Why did we decide to work in the veterinary industry? It's not for the glamour, that's for sure! We face long days and nights, comfort worried pet owners, and often find ourselves covered in all sorts of things. But my goodness, we love it. ❤️

For us, it's all about the animals. We love them and want to help them at all costs. We treat your pets as our own, providing the best care and comfort during emergencies.

Share your experiences with East Lincolnshire Emergency Vets in the comments section below or leave a Google review 🔗 https://bit.ly/3SkrnGb

14/08/2024

Summer BBQs are a great time for family and friends, but they can pose serious risks to our furry companions. Here are some potential dangers to watch out for to keep your pets safe:

🚫 Burns: Curious pets can jump up on the BBQ and get burned by hot surfaces or food
🚫 Hot food: Swallowing hot food can cause painful stomach ulcers
🚫 Ingesting dangerous items: Bones, ribs, and skewers can cause obstructions or puncture the digestive tract
🚫 Toxic foods: Foods like onions and fatty dishes can upset your pet's stomach and lead to serious health issues

Keep a close eye on your pets during BBQs and make sure they stay clear of the grill and food table. If your pet does get into something they shouldn't, contact us at East Lincolnshire Emergency Vets immediately.

Enjoy your BBQs safely this summer! 🌞🐶🐱