Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County

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Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County

Emergency veterinary care for dogs and cats 24/7, 365. Emergency Care: We are staffed to deal with emergencies 24/7, 365 days a year.
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We operate by first come, first served unless there is a life-threatening emergency and those patients are seen first. Appointments: We operate on an emergency basis as the patient is admitted into the hospital. Life-threatening issues are seen by the attending veterinarians before stable patients are seen. Patient Arrival Policy: For your protection, and that of others, all dogs must be on a leas

h and properly controlled while in the waiting area or exam rooms. All cats must be presented in an appropriate cat carrier or on a leash.

06/28/2024

Feedback Friday! ❤️

06/27/2024

☀️ With temperatures on the rise, it's time for our annual heatstroke and exhaustion reminder. Once summer is in full swing, we see A LOT of heatstroke cases.

Please share this image so pet parents everywhere can be educated on the signs and symptoms. Help us keep our community's pets cool, happy, and out of the hospital this summer! 🐶 ❄️

06/21/2024

Thank you for trusting us to care for your babies. 🐶 🐶

06/20/2024

🔺 IMPORTANT REMINDER 🔺

If your pet experiences noise sensitivity or fireworks anxiety, now is the time to talk to your regular veterinarian about medications and supplements to help your pets stay calm during any fireworks on the 4th of July.

Share this post with friends and family!

06/18/2024

It’s that time of year where summer BBQ grilling is a popular way to cook your food. 🍔 🔥

It can be hard to resist your pet’s begging eyes, but keep in mind some common foods can be harmful for them. Meat bones and corn on the cobb can damage and create food blockages in their system. Onions, garlic, avocados, and some fruits can be toxic. ❌ If you must give in to their pleas, stick to a small portion of lean, well-cooked meat.

We're here for you 24/7 for pet emergencies!
☎️ 214-547-9900
www.eahcc.com

Emergency veterinary care for dogs and cats 24/7, 365.

06/17/2024

🌟 Meet the Team Monday! 🌟

Our new series highlights members of our team each week so you can get to know the incredible people behind the scenes that care for your pets.

We are pleased to introduce the one and only, Dr. Cindy Echevarria! Dr. Echevarria leads our medical team as our Veterinary Medical Director & Emergency Veterinarian. She is a devoted veterinarian passionate about small animal emergency medicine. Learn more about Dr. Echevarria below!

🐾 In 2015, she obtained her Small Animal Regenerative Stem Cell certification. With over 15 years of experience in Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Echevarria brings a wealth of expertise to her role at the Animal Emergency Hospital of Collin County. She completed her undergraduate studies at Rutgers University and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Medicine in 2007.

🐶 With her dedication to veterinary medicine and desire for a well-rounded life, Dr. Echevarria exemplifies a balanced approach to her professional and personal endeavors. She shares her home with her husband, Joe, Chewie her Shepard mix and new edition Jerzy (French Brittany). Self-proclaimed "foodie" family, they relish discovering new culinary experiences whenever possible. In addition, Dr. Echevarria nurtures her love for travel and embraces the opportunity to explore new destinations.

Stay tuned for our next team highlight! 👏

06/15/2024

Wishing everyone a happy Father's Day weekend! ❤️ 👔 We hope you spend lots of quality time with your entire family--pets included!

06/12/2024

🧡 Look at this sweet face 🧡
Cooper came to us after eating a large amount of gum that contained Xylitol.
Xylitol is extremely toxic to dogs and can cause hypoglycemia, seizures, liver failure and can sometimes, if left untreated, be fatal.
Because Cooper’s parents were fast acting, Cooper was able to receive the care he needed to make a full recovery. 🏥 🐶 ❤️

Our team is here for you and your pets 24/7.
📱: (214) 547-9900
💻: eahcc.com

06/11/2024

Emergencies come in all forms, make sure you are prepared by saving our contact information, then check out these tips from the ASPCA: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/disaster-preparedness

06/07/2024

We are all Team Molly!

06/04/2024

❤️ BEAU ❤️
This sweet boy was brought in after his owner witnessed a copperhead bite Beau on his head! Copperhead bites are serious and require immediate treatment, luckily Beau's owner was able to get him to us quickly. Beau received treatment, which included antivenin, and was able to return home the next day.

Our team is here for you and your pets 24/7.
📱: (214) 547-9900
💻: eahcc.com

05/31/2024

Come check it out!!

05/31/2024

The last Friday of May is National Heat Awareness Day, especially important here in Texas!

🌡️ Be aware of hot pavement! If it is too hot for your feet, it is too hot for their paws.
💦 Play in the water. Sprinkler, kiddie pool, visit to the river.... let pups splash around.
🚰 Stay hydrated. Bring a bowl and extra water everywhere you go. Make sure your pets always have access to drinking water, and stay in front of dehydration.
🚗 Never leave your pet in the car on a hot day.
😰 Know the signs of overheating. Excessive / heavy panting, vomiting, diarrhea, dry or red gums, unsteadiness, or even generally abnormal behavior.

Keep you pets safe by staying ahead of the hot weather this summer.

05/29/2024

Collin County, Meet Beatrice ❤️ ❤️
Beatrice came to us because she was vomiting and having bloody diarrhea.
She was diagnosed with Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (HGE) also known as Acute Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Syndrome (AHDS). This can show up suddenly, with some symptoms being diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, and loss of appetite. While this is a treatable illness it can quickly become severe. It is important to have your pet seen as soon as possible if you notice these symptoms.
Beatrice made a full recovery and is at home reunited with her family.

We are here for you and your pets 24/7.
📱: (214) 547-9900
💻: eahcc.com

05/28/2024

🚨We are open! Despite the storms and power outages we are here and open for you and your pets! Please do not hesitate to come in if your pet is in need of help!
Stay safe!🐾

214-547-9900
www.eahcc.com

05/27/2024

Today we remember and honor all who have served. Because of their bravery, we are able to celebrate today with our family and friends.

Reminder: we are open 24/7 🇺🇸 🐾

05/24/2024

Thank you for sharing, Paige. 🐾 ❤️

05/21/2024

🚨We are continuing to experience phone issues. As spectrum is continually working on a resolution to the issue we encourage you to come in if your pet has an emergency or needs assistance! We are here!!
If you are trying to reach us by phone at 214-547-9900 and cannot get through, we have an additional number you can try:
☎️214-547-9888
Thank you for your patience! Again we are here 24/7. Please do not hesitate to come in if your pet is experiencing an emergency or needs care.🚨

05/20/2024

☎️We are experiencing a phone issue today! If you trying to call and not getting through we apologize for the inconvenience. We have crew working on the issue!
However, we are here 24/7! Please come in if you are needing your pet seen!☎️

05/20/2024

Millions of dogs find themselves in shelters every year, so we use today, National Rescue Dog Day, to help draw attention to these amazing pups looking for their furever homes!
Is there a in your life? Share their story with us here. 🐾

05/17/2024

Meet Sly! He came to see us for urinary blockage, which can be fairly common particularly in male cats, but very serious and life threatening if left untreated.
Our team was able to unblock his urinary track and with supportive care, medications, and lots of TLC from his techs, Sly was able to recover and is home living his best life! 😻

We are here for you and your pets 24/7.
📱: (214) 547-9900
💻: eahcc.com

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day to ALL the moms out there. Thank you for everything you do, we love you!

05/10/2024

We appreciate YOU! ❤️

04/27/2024

The World Veterinary Association created in 2000 as an annual celebration of the veterinary profession. Today we celebrate the efforts of all veterinary medical teams around the world! 🌎💙 🐕🐈🩺

04/26/2024

may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean we stop celebrating our dedicated and talented team.
Jenn, Skylar, and Gemma - We are so thankful for you every single day! ♥🐾🐕🐈♥

04/26/2024

04/24/2024

This week is designated as a special time to celebrate our veterinary client service team members to honor the invaluable commitment they show our hospital and patients daily. 🐱♥🐶

In honor of , we would like to give a special shout-out to our fantastic team members, Lauren, Julia, Anji and Jen, just some of our incredible team!

04/22/2024

Today kicks off ! This week we are showing additional gratitude for our team members that work so hard to keep our hospital running. 🐕❤️ 🐈

From our entire family here at EAHCC, thank you all for the love, compassion, and dedication you give to our patients every day!

Please join us in celebrating our dedicated staff by commenting your appreciation below!

04/21/2024

Tomorrow is Earth Day. This year take a moment to consider ways you and your pets and be more eco-friendly.

♻️ Recycle everything you can
🛍️ Use reusable grocery bags
🚯 Stay away from single use plastic bottles
📦 Regift household items for your pets (think puppy pillow beds, cardboard cat houses, and old tshirts repurposed as dog toys!)
🐶 Always buy compostable poop-bags

Do you have any creative ideas we can add to the list? Share with us below!

04/19/2024

Happy National Cat Lady Day! Embrace the Cat Lady within you, and share a picture of you and your feline bestie in the comments below! ❤️ 🐱🐈😻❤️

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Happy Wednesday everyone! If you need us, we’re open 24/7. 🐾🏥

Right about now, you're probably finalizing your exciting 4th of July plans. 🎆 But don't forget to plan for your pet! Did you know that more pets go missing during the 4th of July than any other time of year? Animal control services typically see a 30% increase in lost pets from July 4th through July 6th. Only 14% are returned to their owners. Keep your pet at home and safe with these tips!

We had a blast celebrating our amazing CSRs last week! 🐾🥳 To both those pictured below and those not, THANK YOU. You show up each day ready to offer comfort, kindness, and understanding to every stressed pet parent that walks through our doors. You all are organized, compassionate, dependable, efficient, talented, and incredibly hard workers. You are the glue that holds us together. We are beyond lucky to have each and every one of you! We hope you all had a wonderful CSR week!

Our community is growing and we can't thank you enough! 🐾🩺 If you have friends that need pet health tips, send them our way. Thank you for your ongoing support!

Wishing you a bright and joyful holiday! We hope you won’t need us, but in case you do our hospital will remain open, 24/7! #happyeaster

Easter is right around the corner, so here's your friendly reminder to #petproof your home! 🐰🐣🌷 If your pet does ingest something they're not supposed to, call your local veterinarian or visit one of our hospitals. Happy egg hunting! #easter #PetHealth

Something to ponder... How many kittens is too many kittens? (Hint: It's a trick question)

Do you know any first-time pet owners? Anyone that recently got a puppy or kitten? If you do, invite them to like our page! It's a goal of ours to be the go-to educational resource for DFW pet parents. 🩺🐾

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Today is the perfect time to celebrate some awesome Irish breeds!! 🐾 Also - a little extra safety reminder for your pets - both alcohol and shamrocks are toxic to them. Remember to keep your furry loved ones at a safe distance from these substances today! 🍺❌🍀 #StPattysDay2022 #planotx

Gearing up for a marathon of spring cleaning? 🧹 Before you start, be sure to know which cleaners are toxic to your pets. Unfortunately, many of the most common products include ingredients that may be harmful to both dogs and cats, even those that are marketed as green or natural. ☣️ Watch out for these chemical ingredients: • Chlorine (Bleach): Pets breathe faster than we do, which means more toxins are absorbed into their system. Though naturally occurring, chlorine in high concentrations can be deadly to pets. • Ammonia: Found commonly in oven cleaners, window cleaners, floor waxes, and fertilizers – often as ammonium hydroxide. Exposure may cause severe damage to eyes, skin, stomach, and even death. • Glycol Ethers: These chemicals are known to cause various cancers in lab rats, as well as birth defects, delayed development, and other effects, such as anemia, eye and nose irritation, and weight loss. Commonly listed as 2-Methoxyethanol, 2-Ethoxyethanol, and 2-Butoxyethanol. • Formaldehyde: Exposure usually comes from inhalation, though can also be absorbed through skin. It doesn’t have to be listed on your cleaner ingredient list, other names for formaldehyde include: formalin, formic aldehyde, methanediol, methanol, methyl aldehyde, methylene glycol, and methylene oxide. • Phthalates: Since hormones control so much more than just reproduction in your pet’s system (and yours), phthalates have been linked to indirect symptoms such as weight gain, cancers, and developmental delays. You’ve probably heard of the commonly known phthalate, BPA, but there are many more.

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month! We’ll be sharing several tips over the next few weeks to inform you about the potential dangers of pet poisonings and how to prevent them. ☣️🐾 In the event of a poisoning or toxin exposure, quick action and expert advice are critical! We recommend you save numbers and addresses in your phone for your veterinarian, your nearest emergency animal hospital, and a poison control hotline. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is staffed by board-certified veterinary toxicologists and specialist technicians and are available every day 24/7. They can be reached at 1.888.426.4435.

Stuck at home while the roads are iced over? Take a moment to vote for us as your favorite Plano vet! 🩺🐾 Here's how: Just click the link, fill in your name/email, select professional services, scroll all the way down to veterinarian, and fill in our company’s full name-- and that’s it! No other categories need to be filled out in order to vote. It’s 1 vote per email, voting ends March 15. We appreciate your support!!! Here’s the link ⬇️ https://bit.ly/VoteForEAHCC

We are open all day and all night. Stay warm and safe out there, friends! 🌨

Valentine's Day is almost here!! Have you thought about what you're getting for your special valentine? 💝💐 While flowers are extremely thoughtful, we wanted to remind you that a surprising amount are toxic to your pets! Different flowers have varying affects, so we put together a list of plants that you are better off avoiding. As always, leave a comment or DM us if you have any questions!

It's about to get COLD out there! 🥶❄ If your primary vet closes early due to inclement weather, we are open 24/7! Check out some cold weather pet safety tips below! ⬇️

It's December 1st! You know what that means... 🎅

Today marks the last day of Vet Tech Week, 2021! 🩺🐾From themed goodie bags to catered food, we've been having a blast! Check out this video to catch a glimpse of our awesome techs throughout the week. To our techs, thank you for all that you do! We hope you had a great week!! 😄