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Enchanted Mountains Urgent Veterinary Care

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Enchanted Mountains Urgent Veterinary Care

Providing care for sick pets in the Southern Tier.
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11/01/2024

A pickle, a skeleton, an LVT who's a cat and a cat who's a bat walk into a clinic ...

10/31/2024

EMUVC will be closing at 5pm today. Happy Halloween!

Here's a chocolate toxicity calculator in case you need it tonight. Use with caution - ensure your information is correct and if there is any question at all, seek advice from an actual veterinary professional here: https://emuvc.com/options/

The #1 Veterinary Drug Calculator website and the #1 Veterinary Drug Calculator App! Calculators for Emergency and Anesthetic drugs, Constant Rate Infusions (CRI), IV Fluid Rates, Chocolate Toxicity, Calorie requirements for dogs and cats and Unit conversion (including Weight, Temperature, Body Surf...

10/30/2024

Happy Howl-o-ween, Southern Tier!

We'll be closing at 5pm on Thursday (10/31/24) so make sure you bring your pets in early if you need assistance. As always, you can find a LOT of helpful resources when we're closed at emuvc.com/options .

10/28/2024

Behind the scenes: this was a day that outwardly would not have looked too busy. But "behind the scenes" - different story. In this picture, Dr. Gies is on a phone consult with a specialist about Lennon (the kitten from the previous post) when he came in with horrible acute seizure activity, while doing an ultrasound on another crashing patient.

We only have one doctor on at a time. This is a reminder to please be patient with us. Behind the scenes things may be far different than they appear in the lobby. Please trust that we are always doing our best to provide the best care we can for every patient that we can.

10/27/2024

Lennon the miracle cat! Lennon has a condition called FIP which, until recently, was fatal. But now we have a treatment!

Lennon's family was very committed and did everything they could for him. FIP is extremely hard to definitively diagnose, so we were not sure whether or not he had it, but it was the disease that made the most sense. We were on the verge of putting him to sleep and they decided to give treatment (which is very expensive) a shot.

He had a rough time - first he got better, then he got LOTS worse but his family stuck with him and we got him stabilized again. Now it's been a few weeks and he's making steady improvement. Lennon has not been able to walk for about a month but his neurological function is returning, slowly but surely and today he is able to walk with assistance. Go, Lennon, go!!!

09/27/2024

Magee came in near death from a blood parasite. He had lost about 85% of his blood and cat blood is very hard to come by so we did not have blood available for a transfusion.

IVORY TO THE RESCUE!

Little known fact - it's ok to transfuse dog blood into a cat one time in a pinch! Better yet, make sure the blood is magical Husky blood which confers all kinds of special powers and super-healing to the recipient.

Pictured are Magee, Ivory, Lily and, introducing Sheaden!

09/24/2024

A reminder that EMUVC will be closed Tuesday, 9/24, and Wednesday, 9/25, this week. If you need assistance, visit emuvc.com/options for a list of other available urgent and emergency clinics in the area along with some other resources.

Other Options When EMUVC Is Closed: Although we would like to be open 24/7, we only have one veterinarian and it just isn’t possible. However, we want you to be able to locate assistance at any time. Here are some options that you can use when we’re not open: VetTriage.com: VetTriage gives you i...

09/19/2024

UPDATE: Owner has been found, thank you everyone! Unfortunately we can't provide information on owned animals - but thank you to everyone for your concern!

This kitty was found hit by a car on the 700 block of W. Henley. Please help us locate the owner.

09/07/2024

EMUVC will be closed Tuesday the 10th and Wednesday the 11th of September. We'll also be closed on Tuesday the 24th and Wednesday the 25th of September.

If you need us during those days, or any time we're closed, visit emuvc.com/options . There's a list of urgent and emergency clinics along with an online clinic and some other resources that may be of assistance to you.

08/22/2024

Bentley the Maltese is here to help Dr. Gies do the boring part of her job - writing records.

08/22/2024

Fozzie also wanted everyone to see how far she can get her tongue over her nose. She would appreciate ratings as she has worked very hard on this skill.

08/22/2024

Fozzie, a research Beagle adopted by our assistant Hannah, would like for you to vote on how she should wear her ears.

08/14/2024

Ever wonder what we mean when we say a cat is “making biscuits”? This little baby is here to demonstrate. He’s such an accomplished biscuit maker that he makes them in the air!

08/14/2024

EMUVC will be curbside Wednesday the 14th and Thursday the 15th. Please text us when you arrive and we'll come out to your car. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience and understanding.

08/14/2024

At EMUVC, we use Fear Free practices to help our patients be as relaxed as possible. This kitty had just had her blood drawn and the site is being held off to keep it from bruising. She was allowed to lie comfortably in exactly this position during the whole process. We do NOT scruff kitties! If the kitty being treated is too stressed, we stop and get medications to help them calm down.

08/07/2024

Batman is a miracle pup. He was part of the cute litter pictured a few posts ago but he came in the day before the rest of those guys. He was in bad shape. So bad, in fact, that he actually went into cardiac arrest while we were treating him! Thankfully, Tiffany had already gotten his IV catheter in place so the team jumped into action, simultaneously starting chest compressions, placing an endotracheal tube and physically breathing down it, grabbing the crash box and starting CPR medications and hooking up IV fluids. Tiffany, Kaylee, Lily, Hannah and Dr. Gies all working together to save this little guy. AND IT WORKED!

CPR is almost never successful, but Batman pulled through! He was wagging his tail within 10 minutes of having no heartbeat and not breathing. Turns out he was dangerously anemic and our colleagues at Blue Pearl Greater Buffalo were able to bring him the rest of the way to a full recovery within just a couple of days! Sound UP to hear what Batty thinks of his time in the hospital!

08/07/2024

We are hiring for a licensed veterinary technician and an assistant! Resumes can be sent to [email protected]

08/06/2024

This unfortunate pup with the quill beard is Chase. Chase heard that Dr. Frame was going to be our relief vet here at EMUVC today, tomorrow and Thursday. He wanted to meet her so much that he decided to mix it up with a porcupine. Perhaps a little TOO enthusiastically. With lots of expert medicine and TLC, Dr. Frame and the staff at EMUVC sent Chase home, a little swollen, but a LOT happier.

Address

700 W State St, Ste 5
Olean, NY
14760

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 8pm
Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	10am - 8pm
Thursday	10am - 8pm
Friday	10am - 8pm
Saturday	10am - 8pm
Sunday	10am - 8pm

Telephone

+17162574830

Website

http://www.emuvc.com/

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Lennon the miracle cat! Lennon has a condition called FIP which, until recently, was fatal. But now we have a treatment! Lennon's family was very committed and did everything they could for him. FIP is extremely hard to definitively diagnose, so we were not sure whether or not he had it, but it was the disease that made the most sense. We were on the verge of putting him to sleep and they decided to give treatment (which is very expensive) a shot. He had a rough time - first he got better, then he got LOTS worse but his family stuck with him and we got him stabilized again. Now it's been a few weeks and he's making steady improvement. Lennon has not been able to walk for about a month but his neurological function is returning, slowly but surely and today he is able to walk with assistance. Go, Lennon, go!!!

Ever wonder what we mean when we say a cat is “making biscuits”? This little baby is here to demonstrate. He’s such an accomplished biscuit maker that he makes them in the air!

Batman is a miracle pup. He was part of the cute litter pictured a few posts ago but he came in the day before the rest of those guys. He was in bad shape. So bad, in fact, that he actually went into cardiac arrest while we were treating him! Thankfully, Tiffany had already gotten his IV catheter in place so the team jumped into action, simultaneously starting chest compressions, placing an endotracheal tube and physically breathing down it, grabbing the crash box and starting CPR medications and hooking up IV fluids. Tiffany, Kaylee, Lily, Hannah and Dr. Gies all working together to save this little guy. AND IT WORKED! CPR is almost never successful, but Batman pulled through! He was wagging his tail within 10 minutes of having no heartbeat and not breathing. Turns out he was dangerously anemic and our colleagues at Blue Pearl Greater Buffalo were able to bring him the rest of the way to a full recovery within just a couple of days! Sound UP to hear what Batty thinks of his time in the hospital!

Sláinte, Southern Tier, and Happy St. Patrick's Day! Did you know that the ancient Irish also loved their cats? Here's part of a 1,000 year old poem written in Irish Gaelic by a monk about his cat, Pangur Ban: I and Pangur Bán, my cat, 'Tis a like task we are at; Hunting mice is his delight, Hunting words I sit all night. Oftentimes a mouse will stray In the hero Pangur's way; Oftentimes my keen thought set Takes a meaning in its net. When a mouse darts from its den, O! how glad is Pangur then; 'Gainst the wall he sets his eye Full and fierce and sharp and sly. Practice every day has made Pangur perfect in his trade; So in peace our task we ply, Pangur Bán, my cat, and I. (The gif is a cat chasing a mouse from the "Book of Kells")

Little Josie here got into rat poison. There are several different types of rat poison and she got into the kind that makes you bleed. This type is sneaky because there are no symptoms until several days after the poison is ingested, so the symptoms come out of nowhere and have to be addressed immediately or the pet will bleed to death rapidly. Josie presented in the most typical way - she was bleeding out into her chest cavity. Once we stabilized the bleeding with a plasma transfusion, we performed what is called an "autotransfusion", meaning that we took the blood from her chest and gave it back to her intravenously through a blood filter. We took almost half a liter off just one side of her chest! Here is a video of the autotransfusion in process. Josie is only lightly sedated - she was in pretty bad shape at this point but was wagging her tail by the end of the procedure! Unfortunately we weren't able to download the video that the family sent the next day, but she's doing great, back to her puppy self :)

Meet Zena, who is quite exhausted here, with her new litter of pups. Zena came in having delivered about half of her litter and needed a c-section to deliver the remaining pups. Our dedicated staff, unwilling to just assist in delivery, are shown here hard at work helping the pups to suckle and trying to figure out fitting names for all of them.