SAVES - Small Animal Veterinary Emergency & Specialty

SAVES - Small Animal Veterinary Emergency & Specialty SAVES is dedicated to providing emergency veterinary care to pet owners of the Upper Valley. SAVES is a member of Ethos Veterinary Health.
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Our team understands that your pet is a part of your family, and we strive to treat you and your pet with empathy and respect for your relationship and bond. Our team provides a broad range of veterinary services to you and your family. Veterinary services at SAVES include Emergency and Critical Care services which are available 24/7. Our medical team is trained to provide care for dogs and cats.

We understand that your pet is a part of your family and we strive to treat you and your pet with the utmost empathy and respect for your relationship and bond.

Trivia Time! Do you think this is true or false?
11/28/2025

Trivia Time! Do you think this is true or false?

Today, and all through the year, we are grateful for your trust in our team when your pet is in need of medical care.Fro...
11/27/2025

Today, and all through the year, we are grateful for your trust in our team when your pet is in need of medical care.

From the SAVES family to yours, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving. πŸ¦ƒβ™₯

We're open 24/7 in case you experience a pet emergency over the holiday!

We love helping pets feel comfortable while getting the care they need. We're here 24/7 for you and your pets.Save our i...
11/25/2025

We love helping pets feel comfortable while getting the care they need. We're here 24/7 for you and your pets.

Save our information in case of a pet emergency! ⬇️
πŸ“ž (603) 306-0007
πŸ“ 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
🌐 savespets.com

Thanksgiving is almost here! While we’re excited about the delicious feast ahead, it’s important to understand which foo...
11/23/2025

Thanksgiving is almost here! While we’re excited about the delicious feast ahead, it’s important to understand which foods are toxic for pets.

Keep your cats and dogs away from:
- Stuffing – as it may contain onions or garlic
- Ham and other Pork - can cause pancreatitis, upset stomach, or diarrhea
- Turkey – Dogs should only have a little bit of meat, no skin or seasoning
- Turkey Bones – splinters may cause indigestion or bowel obstruction
- Mashed Potatoes – may have been prepared with butter and dairy
- Salads with Grapes/Raisins – can cause kidney failure
- Chocolate Desserts – toxic to both cats and dogs

Want more Thanksgiving pet safety tips? Check out our blog: www.savespets.com/blog/giving-thanks-keeping-your-celebrations-pet-safe

If you suspect your pet has eaten something toxic this holiday, call SAVES right away. Our information is below ⬇️
πŸ“ž (603) 306-0007
πŸ“ 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
🌐 savespets.com

Here's a fun fact: Cats have much faster heart rates than humans, especially when they're excited or stressed.
11/22/2025

Here's a fun fact: Cats have much faster heart rates than humans, especially when they're excited or stressed.

Trivia Time! Let's hear your guesses in the comments!
11/21/2025

Trivia Time! Let's hear your guesses in the comments!

Take the following safety precautions when traveling with your pets this holiday πŸˆπŸ•:🐢 No heads out the window of the car...
11/19/2025

Take the following safety precautions when traveling with your pets this holiday πŸˆπŸ•:

🐢 No heads out the window of the car, it’s not safe. Pets should always be safely restrained.
🐾 Frequent pit stops for bathroom, hydration, and exercise breaks.
βœ”οΈ Ensure correct food intake, don’t be tempted to share your snacks.
πŸš— Never leave your pet alone in the car.
🐱 Ensure your pet is safe and comfortable, bring their favorite blanket or travel bed.

Be sure to check out our blog for more Thanksgiving pet safety tips: https://bit.ly/4hYxX0I

Where are you taking your pet this Thanksgiving? Comment below!

If your pet is ever injured and unable to walk, transporting them to an emergency hospital can be a challenge. Here are ...
11/17/2025

If your pet is ever injured and unable to walk, transporting them to an emergency hospital can be a challenge. Here are some tips if you need to urgently and carefully move your pet to get them medical attention:

πŸš‘ Towels, blankets, bedsheets, or pet beds can double as a pet stretcher to carry and lift your pet into the car carefully.
πŸš‘ If you live alone and have a large dog breed, you could invest in a wheeled pet stretcher or wagon to have on hand just in case.
πŸš‘ Injured animals are more likely to bite or claw out of fear or pain so be careful when moving your pet. For dogs, you may need to use a temporary muzzle to prevent a bite injury. For cats, it is best to approach them from behind and wrap them in a thick towel or blanket to protect yourself from biting or scratching.
πŸš‘ Handle the injured animal as little as possible to prevent further injury to the pet or yourself.
πŸš‘ If you are able to, call the emergency hospital to alert them you are on the way so they can prepare for your arrival.

If you experience an emergency with your pet contact SAVES at (603) 306-0007 - save our contact information to easily and quickly call us in the case of an emergency. We're open 24/7.

Recognizing the signs of a pet emergency can make all the difference. Severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, sudden coll...
11/16/2025

Recognizing the signs of a pet emergency can make all the difference. Severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, sudden collapse, or ingestion of toxic substances requires immediate veterinary attention. Our emergency team at SAVES is equipped to handle all types of critical situations with expertise and compassion.

We’re here when you need us, 24/7:
πŸ“ 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
πŸ“ž (603) 306-0007
🌐 www.savespets.com

It's a Labrador Retriever! Their webbed feet help them paddle efficiently in water.
11/15/2025

It's a Labrador Retriever! Their webbed feet help them paddle efficiently in water.

It's Trivia Time! What dog breed do you think it is?
11/14/2025

It's Trivia Time! What dog breed do you think it is?

Cats are remarkable athletes! 🐈 Their superiority in speed, precision, and flexibility are only matched by their extraor...
11/12/2025

Cats are remarkable athletes! 🐈 Their superiority in speed, precision, and flexibility are only matched by their extraordinary ability to sleep 12 to 16 hours a day. When they aren't sleeping, these little speed gymnasts can sometimes accidentally get into potentially hazardous situations. One instance could be their collars catching on protruding objects, trapping or injuring them. Cats may also try to escape their collar and catch their leg or their lower jaw in the collar, making it hard for them to move. If anything like this happens to a cat without anyone around, it can be extremely dangerous for them.

Breakaway collars are a great solution that can help keep your cat safe. Some people think collars are not necessary for cats that don't go outside or that they won't tolerate them. But cats can get out accidentally so for their safety, inside or outside, we recommend getting them used to wearing one. Breakaway collars save cat lives! ❀😸

Save our information in case of a pet emergency! ⬇️
πŸ“ž (603) 306-0007
πŸ“ 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
🌐 savespets.com

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63 Evans Drive
Lebanon, NH
03766

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