24/7 Cat Emergency Carein Faridabad

Severe Injuries in Cats

Broken bones, bite wounds, bladder rupture, or heavy bleeding in cats, often caused by accidents or falls. These situations require immediate veterinary attention.

Seizures or Fainting in Cats

Repeated seizures in cats, fainting, or sudden collapse in cats may signal serious neurological issues. These conditions require emergency veterinary attention.

Difficulty Breathing in Cats

Heavy breathing, choking, wheezing, or blue gums are critical emergency signs in cats and require immediate veterinary attention.

Sudden Lethargy or Unresponsiveness in Cats

Extreme fatigue or an inability to respond normally in cats can indicate serious internal emergencies and require urgent veterinary care.

Vomiting or Diarrhoea in Cats

Repeated vomiting, especially with blood or weakness, requires emergency care. May lead to dehydration or shock in pets of all ages.

Excessive Drooling, Panting, Agitation in Cats

Common warning signs in cats include heatstroke, poisoning, toxic ingestion, or severe pain. These are medical emergencies. Do not delay treatment.

Labour Complications in Cats

Prolonged or difficult labour in cats that does not progress normally. Immediate emergency veterinary care may be required to protect the mother and her kittens.

Allergic Reactions in Cats

Sudden swelling, hives, or breathing difficulty in cats, often caused by insect bites, food, or medication reactions, require immediate veterinary attention.