Respiratory Emergencies

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Care for Respiratory Emergencies in Seattle, WA

Seek Immediate Diagnosis and Treatment for Your Pet
When your pet is having a respiratory problem, you might not know how to handle it. At South Seattle Veterinary Hospital, we offer care services for pet respiratory emergencies in the Seattle, WA, area. We have the medical equipment necessary to help pets who are suffering from many types of respiratory problems, from asthma to lung injuries.If you think your pet is having a respiratory episode, don’t hesitate to bring them in. South Seattle Veterinary Hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we always have a qualified veterinarian on the premises. Call 206-242-8338 right away to let us know you’re coming.If you want to learn more about the kind of respiratory problems you should watch out for, keep reading. When you know the warning signs, you can get your pet the help they need in time.Common Respiratory ProblemsPets, just like humans, can suffer from upper respiratory infections, colds, and coughs. Respiratory problems are more common in certain breeds, such as short-faced dogs like pugs and bulldogs.Pets can also develop conditions such as asthma, which may require emergency treatment if the pet has an asthma attack.
Some of the common respiratory emergencies we deal with at South Seattle Veterinary Hospital include:
  • Airway obstructions
  • Asthmatic attacks
  • Breathing problems
  • Collapsed lungs
  • Lung contusions
Whether your pet has a chronic condition, is dealing with an illness, or has sustained a serious injury, bring them to South Seattle Veterinary Hospital any time of the day or night. We are always here to help.About UsSouth Seattle Veterinary Hospital is a full-service animal hospital. We have five veterinarians on our staff, and someone will be here whenever your pet needs emergency care. We know how beloved your pet is to you, and we’ll do everything we can to help them recover from any injuries, illnesses, or emergencies.To learn more, call 206-242-8338 today.
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