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Open 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week, Holidays Included
(603)642-9111


Transporting an injured pet

  • Keep your pet as safe and comfortable as possible.  Try to use a carrier for your cat or dog, or a leash for your dog. If you need a carrier or leash to enter the clinic we will provide them.
  • Do not try to comfort an injured pet by hugging it; do not put your face near its head.
  • If necessary muzzle a dog with gauze, soft towel strips, or stockings. Wrap cats or other small animals in a towel.
  • Perform any examinations slowly and gently. If the pet becomes agitated, STOP.
  • Do not attempt to lift or drag a large injured dog. Create a stretcher out of a board, throw rug, child’s plastic toboggan, large comforter etc.
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