Animal Emergency Center

Animal Emergency Center An AAHA-Accredited Emergency Hospital located in Watsontown, PA. Open nights, weekends, & holidays.
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Roxie is an 8 year old Boxer who was brought in for being painful, unable to walk, not eating, and vomiting following a ...
09/19/2024

Roxie is an 8 year old Boxer who was brought in for being painful, unable to walk, not eating, and vomiting following a recent front leg amputation at her regular veterinarian’s office. The front leg amputation was due to osteosarcoma.

Upon arrival, Roxie was laterally recumbent and painful. We placed an IV catheter, administered a loading dose of pain medication, ran bloodwork, took radiographs, and hospitalized her. During her stay, Roxie received 2 different types of IV fluids, a plasma transfusion, a pain medication CRI (constant rate infusion), several GI medications, and an antibiotic. Our staff placed a urinary catheter to monitor her urine output, and to allow her time to rest without having to walk. We also closely monitored her vitals and bloodwork.

Roxie did very well for us! We slowly weaned her off of her pain medication CRI, were able to get her eating, and switched her to oral medications. After 2 days of hospitalization, Roxie was able to be discharged, and she has been doing well at home! 🤎🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

⭐️ Answer to yesterday’s post!While the gas pattern above the foreign body resembled something like a nerf dart, finger,...
09/18/2024

⭐️ Answer to yesterday’s post!

While the gas pattern above the foreign body resembled something like a nerf dart, finger, or a toy that an adult may have (😅🤣), the object was actually a corn cob 🌽! Check the comments to see it outlined on the radiograph! We’ll also include a photo (in black and white for those with weak stomachs) of the corn cob once it was removed!

Ares is a 1 year old Cane Corso who was seen for vomiting. We performed a GI workup, which included bloodwork and radiographs. There were some minor changes on his bloodwork, and his radiographs revealed a corn cob! He was hospitalized to receive IV fluids, GI medications, an antibiotic, and pain medications. He also had surgery performed to remove the corn cob. His post-operative care included continued monitoring of his vitals and bloodwork, as well as continued IV fluids and medications.

Ares is doing great! 🩶🐾

Can you spot the foreign body? Any guesses on what it was? 🤔Hint: the zoomed in version is in the comments! 😉
09/17/2024

Can you spot the foreign body? Any guesses on what it was? 🤔

Hint: the zoomed in version is in the comments! 😉

UPDATE: This dog is now in the care of Mommy & Me rescue.‼️Female dog found on Route 45 between Vicksburg and Lewisburg....
09/14/2024

UPDATE: This dog is now in the care of Mommy & Me rescue.

‼️Female dog found on Route 45 between Vicksburg and Lewisburg. If you know her or her owners, please contact us at 570-399-0403‼️

She was hit by a car, has 2 broken back legs, and requires extensive treatment beyond our hospital’s capabilities. We are treating her shock and managing her pain for the weekend. We plan to help as much as we can. The good samaritan that found her has graciously donated towards her care, but for obvious reasons, is not able to take on such a large financial burden that she will require at another hospital. We are accepting donations for her care, and any donations beyond that point will go towards her additional required care elsewhere.

If you would like to make a donation, you can contact us at 570-399-0403, or send a donation through Venmo .

⭐️ Answer to yesterday’s post!Roxy had surgery to remove a token! She has been doing well! 🤎🐾Having an emergency with yo...
09/13/2024

⭐️ Answer to yesterday’s post!

Roxy had surgery to remove a token! She has been doing well! 🤎🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

Take a guess at what this pup ate!
09/12/2024

Take a guess at what this pup ate!

Bleu is an adorable Boxer puppy who was brought in when his neuter incision dehisced. After Bleu was sedated, his incisi...
09/11/2024

Bleu is an adorable Boxer puppy who was brought in when his neuter incision dehisced.

After Bleu was sedated, his incision was scrubbed and flushed. Then, our veterinarian freshened the edges of the incision, and placed sutures to close it. Once he was fully awake, Bleu was discharged with an antibiotic. His calming medication and pain medication dosages were also increased.

Bleu did great and his incision healed well! 🤎🐾

Look at those teeth! 🥰Auggie is a 10 month old English Bulldog who was seen for vomiting and lethargy. We performed a GI...
09/03/2024

Look at those teeth! 🥰

Auggie is a 10 month old English Bulldog who was seen for vomiting and lethargy.

We performed a GI workup, which included bloodwork and radiographs. Auggie’s bloodwork showed an elevated white blood cell count, and his radiographs showed gas and ingesta in his stomach. He was hospitalized for IV fluids, GI medications, pain medication, and an antibiotic. During his stay, we monitored his vitals, bloodwork, and radiographs to ensure that everything was moving along.

Auggie did great and is back to his normal self! 🤎🐾

08/30/2024

❗️⚠️IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR SEPTEMBER⚠️❗️

🚨We are still offering a $10,000 bonus to anyone who helps find our hospital a full time veterinarian.

⭐️Holiday hours: Open Friday 8/30 7pm - Tuesday 9/3 7am

We will be closed in September on the following nights:

Wednesday 9/4
Tuesday 9/10
Wednesday 9/11
Tuesday 9/17
Wednesday 9/18
Tuesday 9/24

If your pet needs immediate care on a night that we are closed, here is some information for other emergency hospitals. Each hospital is different, so please contact them for information regarding their schedules and policies.
⬇️
•Metzger Animal Hospital-State College: 814-237-5333
•CP Vets-State College: 814-237-4670
•Northeast Veterinary Referral Center-Plains: 570-208-8877
•Barton Heights Veterinary Hospital-Stroudsburg: 570-424-6773
•Creature Comforts Veterinary Service-Saylorsburg: 570-992-0400
•Quakertown Veterinary Clinic: 215-515-8810
•BluePearl-Malvern: 610-296-2099
•Valley Central Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center-Whitehall: 610-435-1553
•Newberry Animal Emergency Center-Goldsboro: 717-817-2222
•Shores Veterinary Emergency Center-Harrisburg: 717-798-8500
•Rossmoyne Animal Emergency Center-Harrisburg: 717-796-2334
•Pet Emergency Treatments & Specialties-Lancaster: 717-295-7387
•Eastern PA Veterinary Medical Center-Allentown: 610-904-1776
•Hershey Animal Emergency Center-Hershey: 717-298-7883
•BluePearl-Shillington: 610-775-7535
•Cornell University-NY: 607-253-3060
•Animal Emergency & Referral of York: 717-767-5355
•Metropolitan Veterinary Associates-Norristown: 610-666-1050
•University of Pennsylvania-Philadelphia: 215-898-4685

We apologize for any inconvenience, and hope we can return to our normal schedule as soon as possible.

Please remember to be kind to your veterinary staff!❤️🐾

Did you know that Animal Emergency Center has Snyder ICU oxygen cages? These advanced cages not only provide oxygen ther...
08/29/2024

Did you know that Animal Emergency Center has Snyder ICU oxygen cages? These advanced cages not only provide oxygen therapy, but also heat support and cooling. Unlike traditional oxygen cages, these cages have precise controls in which we are able to set specific oxygen levels, temperature, and humidity. Once the parameters are set, these cages will maintain at those levels.

There are numerous cases where these cages are beneficial. Some of those cases include: head trauma, heat stroke, asthma, pneumonia, anemia, and congestive heart failure.

Here is one of our patients helping us show the Snyder ICU oxygen cage. He benefited from this cage when he was experiencing increased respiratory effort. 🩶

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

Happy National Dog Day! ❤️🐾Show us yours in the comments below! ⬇️
08/27/2024

Happy National Dog Day! ❤️🐾

Show us yours in the comments below! ⬇️

Those ears! 😍Charlie is a 7 month old German Shepherd who was brought in when he became ataxic and was hypersalivating. ...
08/22/2024

Those ears! 😍

Charlie is a 7 month old German Shepherd who was brought in when he became ataxic and was hypersalivating. It was not definitively known if he got into anything.

After his examination and diagnostics were performed, Charlie was hospitalized to receive IV fluids, activated charcoal, an Intralipid infusion, a muscle relaxer, and GI medications.

Charlie did really well, and was able to be discharged the next day! 🤎🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

Phoebe is a 6 month old Boxer who was seen for a possible broken leg after playing with her housemate.On arrival, Phoebe...
08/12/2024

Phoebe is a 6 month old Boxer who was seen for a possible broken leg after playing with her housemate.

On arrival, Phoebe was given an injection to help manage her pain. Afterwards, our staff performed radiographs, which showed that she had a radial/ulnar fracture. Her leg was placed in a splint, and she was prescribed medication to help with pain and inflammation.

Phoebe recently was able to get her splint taken off, and has healed nicely! 🤍🐾

Check out her radiographs in the comments below! ⬇️

Keisha is an 8 year old Boxer who was brought in for purulent vaginal discharge, increased thirst, increased urination, ...
08/06/2024

Keisha is an 8 year old Boxer who was brought in for purulent vaginal discharge, increased thirst, increased urination, decreased appetite, and vomiting.

Diagnostics revealed that Keisha had a pyometra, which is an infected uterus. Her bloodwork also showed that she had a low protein level and was anemic. Keisha was hospitalized to receive 2 types of IV fluids, pain medication, GI medications, and antibiotics. She was also taken to surgery to remove her infected uterus.

After surgery, Keisha continued to receive her IV fluids and medications. We also frequently checked her vitals and monitored her bloodwork. Unfortunately, Keisha’s protein level continued to drop, and she developed edema on her extremities, neck, and around her incision.

Keisha then required a plasma transfusion, which was administered over a few hours. During her transfusion, we closely monitored her vitals. After her transfusion was complete, there was significant improvement in her edema, and her bloodwork was improving!

We’re happy to report that Keisha’s bloodwork continued to improve, and she was doing well enough to be discharged with medications the next day! She recently came in to have her staples removed from the pyometra surgery, and is completely back to her happy self!

Enjoy some photos of Keisha during her hospitalization, after her plasma transfusion, getting love from the staff, and back to being a happy wiggle butt! 🩷🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

08/06/2024

❗️⚠️IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR AUGUST⚠️❗️

⭐️ We are still offering a $10k bonus to anyone who helps find our hospital a full time veterinarian. We are also still offering a bonus to any local veterinarians who are willing to help with overnight coverage.

We will be closed in August on the following dates:

Tuesday 8/13
Wednesday 8/14
Friday 8/16
Saturday 8/17
Sunday 8/18
Monday 8/19
Tuesday 8/20
Wednesday 8/21
Tuesday 8/27

If we are able to find coverage for any of those dates, we will update everyone.

If your pet needs immediate care on a night that we are closed, here is some information for other emergency hospitals. Each hospital is different, so please contact them for information regarding their schedules and policies.
⬇️
•Metzger Animal Hospital-State College: 814-237-5333
•CP Vets-State College: 814-237-4670
•Northeast Veterinary Referral Center-Plains: 570-208-8877
•Barton Heights Veterinary Hospital-Stroudsburg: 570-424-6773
•Creature Comforts Veterinary Service-Saylorsburg: 570-992-0400
•Quakertown Veterinary Clinic: 215-515-8810
•BluePearl-Malvern: 610-296-2099
•Valley Central Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center-Whitehall: 610-435-1553
•Newberry Animal Emergency Center-Goldsboro: 717-817-2222
•Shores Veterinary Emergency Center-Harrisburg: 717-798-8500
•Rossmoyne Animal Emergency Center-Harrisburg: 717-796-2334
•Pet Emergency Treatments & Specialties-Lancaster: 717-295-7387
•Eastern PA Veterinary Medical Center-Allentown: 610-904-1776
•Hershey Animal Emergency Center-Hershey: 717-298-7883
•BluePearl-Shillington: 610-775-7535
•Cornell University-NY: 607-253-3060
•Animal Emergency & Referral of York: 717-767-5355
•Metropolitan Veterinary Associates-Norristown: 610-666-1050
•University of Pennsylvania-Philadelphia: 215-898-4685

We apologize for any inconvenience, and hope we can return to our normal schedule as soon as possible.

Please remember to be kind to your veterinary staff!❤️🐾

🚨$10k REFERRAL BONUS TO ANYONE (YES, ANYONE - EMPLOYEE OR NOT) WHO FINDS OUR HOSPITAL A FULL-TIME ER VETERINARIAN!🚨📍Wats...
07/26/2024

🚨$10k REFERRAL BONUS TO ANYONE (YES, ANYONE - EMPLOYEE OR NOT) WHO FINDS OUR HOSPITAL A FULL-TIME ER VETERINARIAN!🚨

📍Watsontown, PA

‼️In critical need of ER Veterinarians!

Come join our team at Animal Emergency Center!
⭐️In-house diagnostics
⭐️CT
⭐️Endoscopy
⭐️Digital Radiology
⭐️Ultrasound
⭐️Snyder ICU

Relief shifts also available!

Send your resume to [email protected]

Jax is an 11 month old feline who was brought in for vomiting and inappetence. Exam findings showed that Jax was dehydra...
07/25/2024

Jax is an 11 month old feline who was brought in for vomiting and inappetence.

Exam findings showed that Jax was dehydrated and had a painful abdomen. After we performed bloodwork and radiographs, Jax was hospitalized to receive IV fluids, pain medication, several GI medications, and an appetite stimulant.

After 24 hours of hospitalization, Jax was no longer painful, was eating, and did not have any vomiting, so he was able to go home with oral medications. He has been doing great! 😺🤍

Piper is a 10 year old Golden Retriever who was bit on the muzzle by an eastern copperhead.On exam, there were 2 punctur...
07/24/2024

Piper is a 10 year old Golden Retriever who was bit on the muzzle by an eastern copperhead.

On exam, there were 2 puncture wounds and a moderate amount of swelling noted on Piper’s muzzle. After we administered pain medication, we checked a full blood panel, as well as a blood smear and clotting times. We also clipped and cleaned the bite wounds.

Piper was hospitalized to receive Antivenin, IV fluids, and pain medication. We also monitored her swelling, vitals, and bloodwork. Piper did great, and was discharged with pain medication the next day! The first 2 photos are when she first arrived to our hospital, the 3rd is during her stay, and the last photo is her back to normal and living her best life! 💛🐾

Did you know that Animal Emergency Center has Rattler Antivenom? This is a product that is used to treat bites from copperheads, rattlesnakes, and cottonmouths. Rattler Antivenin is the first and only licensed antivenin for treating envenomation for canines and felines. It is the only scientific way to neutralize venom and treat the patient's symptoms. 🐍

If you suspect your pet has been bitten by a snake, contact Animal Emergency Center or your regular veterinarian immediately.

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

Puppy time! 🥰Can you guess what breed they are?
07/23/2024

Puppy time! 🥰

Can you guess what breed they are?

07/19/2024

‼️Our systems are up and running! We will be open our normal weekend hours of tonight at 7:00pm until Monday at 7:00am. Unfortunately with our system going down, we have lost all records from Saturday on. If you are expecting records, please bear with us as we have to manually re-enter everything. Once each record is complete, we will forward them to you and your regular veterinarian‼️

Boo is a 2 year old Golden Retriever who was brought in for a hot spot on his neck. On exam, the skin on his neck was mo...
07/15/2024

Boo is a 2 year old Golden Retriever who was brought in for a hot spot on his neck. On exam, the skin on his neck was moist, red, inflamed, and painful. It was also noted that both of his ears were red and inflamed.

Our staff performed a skin cytology and ear cytology by collecting samples of both and examining them under the microscope. The ear cytology showed yeast and bacteria. The skin cytology also showed bacteria. After we shaved the fur around the hot spot on his neck, we cleaned the area and applied a powder that is an antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, and anesthetic. We also cleaned his ears and applied a medication that helps treat yeast and bacteria. Boo was prescribed these medications to go home with, as well as an ear cleaner.

Hot spots are red, inflamed skin lesions that appear quickly, ooze, and can contain purulent discharge. Most hot spots are caused by an underlying condition that either causes itchiness, excessive licking, or excessive moisture.

As you can see from his smile, Boo was very happy to make some new friends at the emergency vet! 🙂💛🐾

Watch out for those bees! 🐝 Digger is a 9 month old Dachshund who was stung by a bee and had a swollen muzzle. He was tr...
07/11/2024

Watch out for those bees! 🐝

Digger is a 9 month old Dachshund who was stung by a bee and had a swollen muzzle. He was treated with an anti-histamine, steroids, pain medication, and Epinephrine.

When is an insect bite or other allergic reaction serious? We recommend having your pet seen immediately if they are experiencing any of the following:
- Severe swelling
- Hives
- Difficulty breathing
- Excessive drooling
- Agitation or discomfort
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Disorientation
- Seizures

Has your pet ever experienced an allergic reaction?

“Hi, I’m Lambert and I’m here to check in.”Lambert is an 8 month old Boxer who was seen for lethargy, vomiting, and wate...
07/11/2024

“Hi, I’m Lambert and I’m here to check in.”

Lambert is an 8 month old Boxer who was seen for lethargy, vomiting, and watery stool.

Upon arrival, Lambert had a temperature of 104.6. His bloodwork showed an elevated white blood cell count, and his radiographs showed gas, but had no evidence of a mass, foreign body, or obstruction.

Lambert was treated with several GI medications for his vomiting and watery stool, as well as an antibiotic and pain medication. He is doing excellent! 🤎🐾

He was pretty eager to learn about our check-in process, so we’re thinking about hiring him pawt-time! 🤣

Roscoe is a 4 year old Boxer who was brought to our hospital for inappetence and lethargy. He also has a history of gett...
07/09/2024

Roscoe is a 4 year old Boxer who was brought to our hospital for inappetence and lethargy. He also has a history of getting into things!

Roscoe’s exam showed that he was dehydrated. His bloodwork was mostly unremarkable, but his radiographs showed a round object in his small intestine. He was hospitalized to receive IV fluids, pain medication, and several GI medications. The plan was once Roscoe was rehydrated, he would be taken into surgery to remove the object.

After a few hours of being on IV fluids and receiving medications, Roscoe began having diarrhea. However, we found the round object previously seen on radiographs in his bowel movement! Thankfully, Roscoe was able to pass the object, which ended up being a baby spoon handle, and avoided surgery! He remained hospitalized to help correct his dehydration and treat his GI symptoms.

Roscoe is home now and doing great! 🤎🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

When you can take a relaxing nap because you’re feeling so much better! 🥰Olive is an 11 year old Chihuahua who had a dec...
07/09/2024

When you can take a relaxing nap because you’re feeling so much better! 🥰

Olive is an 11 year old Chihuahua who had a decreased appetite and thirst.

Olive’s bloodwork showed an elevated white blood cell count, meaning that she had an infection. Her radiographs showed an enlarged, fluid filled uterus. With these results, our veterinarian diagnosed Olive with a pyometra, which is an infection of the uterus. This is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical attention. The treatment is to surgically remove the infected uterus.

Olive was hospitalized for IV fluids, antibiotics, pain medication, and GI medications. She was also taken to surgery to remove her infected uterus. Olive’s surgery and post-operative care went well! She was able to be discharged with medications the next day, and has been doing great at home! 🤎🐾

Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼

🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am
Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours

📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777
📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403
📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153
* texting is not monitored while we are closed

Address

395 Susquehanna Trl
Watsontown, PA
17777

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 7am
7pm - 7am
Tuesday 12am - 7am
7pm - 7am
Wednesday 12am - 7am
7pm - 7am
Thursday 12am - 7am
7pm - 7am
Friday 12am - 7am
7pm - 7am
Saturday 12am - 11:59pm
Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

(570) 742-7400

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Who needs a Monday pick-me-up? He seems pretty qualified! 🖤🐾

Frankie and George are 3 month old German Shepherds who were outside when they fell over, were tremoring, and began vomiting. It was found that they got into trash containing rotten food. Upon arrival, both puppies were having severe muscle tremors, were non-ambulatory, and had dull mentations. They were both hospitalized to receive IV fluids, Intralipid infusions, a muscle relaxer, and several GI medications. We also closely monitored their vitals and bloodwork. The video shows how severe the muscle tremors were when they first came in. Frankie and George were both in critical condition, but we are happy to report that they are home now and running around like nothing ever happened! Check the comments to see photos of them when they started to look much better! 🖤🐾 Having an emergency with your pet? See our info below! 👇🏼 🏥 Animal Emergency Center hours: Monday-Friday: 7pm-7am Saturday and Sunday: 24 hours 📍395 Susquehanna Trail Watsontown, PA 17777 📞(570)742-7400 or (570)399-0403 📱You can also text us at (570)989-4153 * texting is not monitored while we are closed

Miley Mae
Miley Mae

Miley Mae, a 12 month old Labrador Retriever, came in with a stick stuck in the roof of her mouth! After she was sedated, we were able to easily remove the stick, and lavage her wound. Once she was awake from sedation, she was discharged with an antibiotic and an NSAID.

That happy moment when your head trauma patient is alert and eating! 🥰 Zuzu is a French Bulldog puppy who was brought in for falling over and tremoring after playing with other dogs. Our veterinarian suspected head trauma, and Zuzu was hospitalized. During her stay, she remained in our oxygen ICU and had her vital signs closely monitored while she received IV fluids and pain medications. Zuzu fully recovered, and was able to go home the next day! Her owner said she’s been doing wonderful since! 🖤🐾

⭐️ Wonderful news! Eve has done great for us post-operatively, and is able to go home tonight! She has been such a good patient for us, and we hope she continues to have a smooth recovery! 💜🐾 Thank you to everyone who has shared her post, commented, and donated! If you would like to donate towards her care at our hospital, please call Animal Emergency Center at 570-742-7400. We will also include the information for Griffin Pond Animal Shelter if you would like to donate to them for her previous surgery that was performed at another emergency hospital, and her continued care going forward. Venmo : griffin pond animal shelter Credit cards : https://griffinpondanimalshelter.networkforgood.com PayPal : https://www.griffinpondanimalshelter.com/paypal-and-venmo

😍 How cute is Max?! Max is a 2 1/2 year old Bullmastiff who was recently seen for an allergic reaction. His reaction began with swollen eyes, then progressed to facial swelling, and hives. His owner gave him Benadryl at home, which helped some, but not completely. Max still had swelling, was uncomfortable, and itchy! During his visit at AEC, he was given an injection to help with the inflammation. Shortly after his injection, Max seemed much more comfortable, and his swelling began going down! Max was prescribed a steroid to go home, and his owner was instructed to give Benadryl as needed. We received an update from Max’s owner that he is doing much better! 💙🐾

❗️Sir Nicholas Knight is still looking for his forever home! He is the sweetest boy, who loves cuddles 💙! Please contact us at 570-742-7400 if you are interested in adopting him. For more information about Sir Nicholas Knight, see our previous post below. ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/148248681886402/posts/2984976634880245?sfns=mo

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When it comes to an emergency situation, you need to know your pet has a place to go for advanced medical care. At the Animal Emergency Center in Watsontown, we're here when your regular veterinarian can’t be. Our emergency animal hospital is open during nights, weekends, and holidays to care for pets who need unexpected urgent care.

Our animal hospital is the result of a collaboration of 10 different veterinary clinics in the area who came together to address the problem of not having emergency care available to the community. And so, our animal hospital was born. Established in 1999, we filled the gap of emergency care by providing urgent care services after hours and on weekends and holidays.

While we started off small, we are now a full-fledged, AAHA-Accredited animal hospital built specifically for emergency cases. No matter what your pet’s emergency, whether they have suffered trauma, are experiencing an allergic reaction, have ingested a foreign object, or any other situation, we have the tools and the expertise to get them back to full health. We will treat every patient like the individual they are since no two pets and no two conditions are exactly the same.

We understand that your pets are family members. Our dedicated staff consists of a team of receptionists, certified veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, and veterinarians who all work together to offer compassionate and superior care to our clients and their pets.

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