Urgent Care

The signs of pyometra, a life-threatening uterine infection in unspayed female dogs and cats, how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton diagnoses and treats it, and how spaying reduces the risk by almost 100%.

What to do if your dog or cat swallows chocolate, medication, xylitol, tinsel or another dangerous item, what to bring to the vet, the warning signs to watch for and how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton treats these cases.

What to do when your dog or cat starts limping, which signs mean your pet should be seen the same day, and how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton uses exams and digital x-rays to find the cause.

How to tell when your dog or cat needs urgent veterinary care, what happens when you arrive at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, and who to call for after-hours pet emergencies.