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Emergency Veterinary Care In Plantation Fl

Immediate Care for
Pet Emergencies
in Plantation & Ft. Lauderdale, FL

At Central Broward Animal Hospital, we provide exceptional emergency vet care to pets in Plantation and the greater Ft. Lauderdale area during our regular business hours. Our team is committed to giving every pet the personalized attention they need when time is of the essence. We prioritize urgent cases to ensure your pet gets expert care quickly and efficiently.

Our Hospital Hours

MONDAY - FRIDAY: 7am to 7pm
SATURDAY: 8am to 5pm
SUNDAY: Closed

Why Choose Our Emergency Vet Care for Your Pet's Needs?

As an AAHA-accredited facility, the Central Broward Animal Hospital team maintains the highest standards of veterinary excellence and preparedness, especially when it comes to emergencies. Our highly trained team is experienced in managing a variety of urgent situations, and our facility is always fully equipped to handle emergency cases.Whether your pet needs in-house diagnostics, emergency surgery, or intensive care, we are ready to provide expert solutions.

Our emergency vet services include:

  • Digital X-rays, ultrasound, and a full in-house laboratory for rapid diagnostics

  • Safe, effective medications to manage pain and symptoms

  • Emergency surgeries such as foreign body removal

  • Specialized care like ophthalmology services

  • Internal medicine diagnostics and treatments

  • Intensive care unit for critical patients

Our goal is to provide every pet with comprehensive care, no matter the situation.

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What is a Pet Emergency?

Recognizing the signs of a pet emergency can be difficult, but certain situations require immediate attention. If your pet is experiencing any of the following, they may need emergency care:

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Vomiting or diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours
  • Blood in vomit, urine, or stool
  • Eye injuries
  • Disorientation or confusion
  • Traumatic injury (e.g., being hit by a car)
  • Encounters with ild animals
  • Seizures
  • Sudden collapse
  • Head pressing

If your pet is displaying any unusual behavior, call us immediately. We are here to assess your pet's situation and provide guidance over the phone. For emergency vet services, reach out to our team at (954) 799-5198 to get the care your pet deserves.