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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.

07/02/2025

Fourth of July festivities are fun and filled with celebrations, however, we must remember to keep our pets safe and happy. 🐕 🐈

Reminders for the holiday:
👉 Take your pet for a walk or play with them to get some energy out before the celebrations begin.
👉 Don’t leave your pet outside during fireworks. Place them inside with food, water, and maybe their favorite toy.
👉 Keep party food and alcohol away from your pet.
👉 Make sure your pets are wearing ID tags and their chip information is up-to-date.
👉 Clean up hazardous foods, drinks, and other items immediately after the festivities.

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

07/01/2025

The loud noises and lights of fireworks can be scary to many pets and result in them running away or accidentally harming themselves. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe this holiday during fireworks:

🎆 Animal control officials across the country see a 30–60% increase in lost pets each year between July fourth and sixth (AAHA). Keep your pet on a leash and be sure that they have proper ID tags and current microchip information.

🎆 Keep pets inside, away from the fireworks, and create a cozy place for them to feel comforted. Pets have been known to leap through windows or eat through crates, harming themselves, to get away from the noise of fireworks. If your pet has historically been anxious on this holiday, consult your veterinarian about behavioral therapy options to desensitize your pet and reduce the risk of problems.

🎆 You might be outside awaiting fireworks for a long period of time and too much heat can be dangerous to pets. If your pet must be outside with you, ensure they can take frequent breaks from the heat and have plenty of fresh water.

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

06/29/2025

As it continues to warm up outside, remember to help keep your pets safe in the heat and outdoors with these tips!

☀️ Don't allow prolonged periods of time outside or outdoor exercise during the hottest parts of the day
☀️ Humidity makes it even more difficult for pets to cool down, especially short-nosed breeds
☀️ Be sure your pet always has access to shade and fresh water
☀️ NEVER leave your pet in a car unattended!

If you experience an emergency with your pet this summer, contact SAVES at (603) 306-0007. We are open 24/7.

06/28/2025

Coughing, choking, labored breathing, and swelling of the throat all point to respiratory distress in your pet. It could mean viral or bacterial lung infections, allergic reaction to insect bites, sensitivity to medicine or vaccines, heart failure, or even cancer.

Take your pet to a veterinarian immediately if you notice any difficulty breathing. Call SAVES at (603) 306-0007, we are open 24/7.

06/26/2025

⭐📣🐾 Doctor Spotlight ⭐📣🐾

Dr. Nell Partridge is a dedicated emergency veterinarian with a passion for problem-solving and a deep commitment to patient care. She began her academic journey at the University of North Carolina (Go Tar Heels!) before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University. After five years in general practice, she transitioned to emergency medicine in 2021, drawn by the dynamic nature of the field and the intellectual challenge each case presents.

Currently practicing at SAVES, Dr. Partridge thrives in a collaborative environment surrounded by talented veterinarians and a devoted support staff. One of her most memorable cases involved a young dog presenting with lethargy and pallor. After extensive diagnostics and a lack of response to standard treatments, she diagnosed the dog with rodenticide toxicity. Thanks to her quick thinking and advanced care, including plasma and blood transfusions, the dog made a full recovery.

Dr. Partridge has a special interest in emergency procedures and recently became RECOVER CPR certified, further enhancing her ability to provide life-saving care. Outside of the hospital, she enjoys decompressing with walks in the woods with her yellow lab, bike rides, and learning to garden. Her home life is full and joyful, shared with her husband, two young children, a friendly cat, and of course, her beloved dog.

Living in the Upper Valley offers the perfect balance for Dr. Partridge - the peace of the countryside with the charm and vibrancy of nearby towns.

06/24/2025

June is National Adopt a Cat Month, and it’s the purrfect opportunity to consider adopting a sweet, loving feline companion. 🐱💕

Cats make wonderful pets – they’re independent, cuddly, and full of personality. Whether you’re looking for a playful kitten or a mellow adult cat, a shelter kitty is waiting to meet you!

Here are some reasons to adopt:
🐾 Save a life: By adopting, you’re giving a cat a forever home and helping to reduce the pet overpopulation crisis.
🏠 Companionship: Cats are amazing companions, and there’s nothing like the sound of a contented purr!
❤️ Supporting Shelters: Your adoption fee helps support local shelters and their mission to care for other animals in need.

If you're ready to add a new feline friend to your family, check out your local shelters or rescue groups today! Here's a local organization you could check out: Upper Valley Humane Society (https://uvhs.org/).

Have you adopted a cat? Share your story or tag someone who might be considering adoption! And show us your sweet adopted kitties! 🐱👇

06/22/2025

🚑 Emergency Pet Care Alert! 🚑

Pet emergencies can happen when you least expect them, but you can count on SAVES for expert Emergency services for your furry family members. Our highly trained veterinarians and support staff are equipped to handle a wide range of critical medical situations, providing advanced care and monitoring tailored to your pet's needs.

From trauma cases to severe illnesses, we're here to provide compassionate and skilled care 24/7. Your pet's health and comfort are our top priorities, and we'll work tirelessly to ensure they receive the best possible treatment.

Don't hesitate to contact us if your pet requires urgent care or if you have any questions about our Emergency services. We're here to help in your pet's time of need. 🐾💙

Save our information to have handy in case of a pet emergency! ⬇️
📞 (603) 306-0007
📍 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
🌐 savespets.com

06/20/2025

It's officially summer! ☀️ What better way to celebrate than with our beloved pets? Long sunny days are perfect for adventures, whether a trip to the park, a swim in the pool (supervised, of course!), or a relaxing day in the backyard. What are your pets looking forward to this summer? Share your summer plans with us!

06/18/2025

Today, we're celebrating the amazing skills of our veterinary professionals at SAVES. It is an opportunity to celebrate their contributions to the health of animals, people, and the environment! 🐶🐾

06/17/2025

Plants are popular this time of year 🌱🌿👩‍🌾 However, while you’re choosing plants for the yard or bringing plants indoors, make sure to avoid the following:

❌ Lilies, Sago Palm, Tulips, Azalea, Oleander, Castor Bean, Cyclamen, Kalanchoe, Yew, Amaryllis, Autumn Crocus, Chrysanthemum, English Ivy, Pothos, and Schefflera

Instead, try pet-friendly plants! 🐕🐈

✔️ Bamboo, Basil, Catnip, Chamomile, Lavender, Marigolds, Peppermint, Rosemary, Thyme, Violets, and Wheat Grass

Check out this full list of toxic and non-toxic plants from the ASPCA: https://bit.ly/48M9VR5

If you suspect your pet has consumed a toxic plant, immediately contact SAVES at (603) 306-0007. You can also connect with the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

06/15/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the dads of both human and pet children!🐾 We'd love to see your pet selfies in the comments! ⬇️

And if you have a dad joke, we'd LOVE to hear it 🤪

06/14/2025

Below are some of the pet emergencies we can see. 🐶🐱🚨

The team in our emergency department works with you and your regular veterinarian to provide the comprehensive care your pet needs, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our team of experienced emergency veterinarians and technicians has extensive training in a complete range of emergency and critical care services, ensuring your pet gets the care they deserve.

For a full list and more information, visit our website at savespets.com.

Be sure to save our information in case of a pet emergency ⬇️ We are open 24/7!
📞 (603) 306-0007
📍 63 Evans Dr, Lebanon, NH, 03766
🌐 savespets.com

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63 Evans Drive
Lebanon, NH
03766

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https://www.savespets.com/

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