Emergency Pet Care in Lowell, IN
Lowell Animal Hospital sees pet emergencies during our open hours in Lowell, IN, including breathing trouble, seizures, trauma, severe bleeding and swallowed toxins. Call (219) 300-2148 before you leave so our team can tell you what to do and get ready for your pet. We are not a 24-hour hospital. After hours and on Sundays, take your pet to the nearest 24-hour emergency animal hospital.
What Is Considered a Pet Emergency?
A pet emergency involves any situation where your pet’s life is at immediate risk or they’re experiencing severe distress. This can include choking, sudden collapse, ingesting toxic substances, or severe bleeding. If your pet is acting abnormally or you’re unsure, it’s always better to contact us right away.
Why Should I Get Emergency Care Right Away?
Problems like trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or a swallowed toxin can get worse within minutes. Calling right away lets our team guide you and prepare before you arrive.
What Are the Signs My Pet Needs Emergency Care?
🐾 Difficulty Breathing
🐾 Sudden Collapse
🐾 Seizures Or Convulsions
🐾 Unresponsiveness
🐾 Severe Bleeding
🐾 Obstructed Airway
What Should I Do If My Pet Has an Emergency?
If you think your pet is in distress, call us immediately at (219) 300-2148. Try to keep your pet calm and safe during transport. Our team will be ready to provide fast care the moment you arrive.
Is Lowell Animal Hospital Open 24 Hours for Emergencies?
No. We see emergencies Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 8am to 6pm, Wednesday 8am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm, Friday 8am to 2pm, and Saturday 8am to 11am. After hours and on Sundays, call ahead and go to the nearest 24-hour emergency animal hospital.
