Livestock Emergency Care in Tucson AZ
Livestock Emergency Care
Adobe Veterinary Center provides emergency livestock care, offering on-site diagnostics, surgery, and treatment to stabilize and treat farm animals, protecting their health and your livelihood.
Emergency Livestock Care
At Adobe Veterinary Center, our experienced large animal veterinarians are available to examine, test, diagnose, and treat livestock and farm animals around the clock, no matter when an emergency occurs. We’re proud to provide comprehensive mobile veterinary services to our patients. With comprehensive diagnostic testing, supportive care, and veterinary expertise, we are fully prepared and equipped to help you anytime a veterinary emergency arises.
Emergency Livestock Veterinary Services
During emergency situations, our first priority is to stabilize and monitor your animal’s condition. Our mobile clinic is equipped to provide state-of-the-art health monitoring with blood pressure and pulse oxymetry. We also provide supportive care with oxygen supplementation and fluid therapy.
Prior to administering treatment, our emergency livestock veterinarian will assess the situation, examine the animal, and perform the necessary diagnostic tests to determine the underlying cause of your animal’s condition. Testing might include:
- Laboratory tests (blood work, fecal testing, or urinalysis)
- Digital radiology (digital x-ray)
- Ultrasound
- Endoscopy
- Emergency surgery including abdominal, gastrointestinal, orthopedic, head and neck, thoracic, upper airway, and cesarean section
- Wound repair, reconstruction, and care
- Internal medicine including respiratory, gastrointestinal and abdominal, urinary tract, and neurological conditions
- Infectious diseases (testing, treatment, and herd spread mitigation/prevention)
- Reproductive care and problem pregnancy care
Does Your Animal Need Emergency Treatment?
- Difficulty breathing
- Uncontrolled bleeding or traumatic injury
- Fever or low temperature
- Inability to urinate or defecate
- Abdominal swelling
- Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
- Seizures
- Sudden weakness, collapse, fainting, or lethargy
- Heatstroke
- Electric shock
If you’re uncertain whether your animal is having an emergency, we always welcome you to contact our clinic. Our veterinarian can talk with you about your animal’s situation and condition to help you determine whether or not veterinary attention can wait.