Intercity Animal Emergency Clinic

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Intercity Animal Emergency Clinic

24 Hours Veterinary Care 365 days/year. We are dedicated to deal with emergency problems only for patients better care. We could only achieve this due to:
1.

We are AAHA Accredited walkin Emergency Veterinarian and deals with Emergency problems when your regular vet is busy or closed. Dear Pet Owners,
I feel very happy to share that in last 14 years intercity has served more than 15000 pets and their companion. Quality and detailed veterinary care of each and every patient.
2. Client Satisfaction (In terms of explaining problem, procedure and PRICING

). Although many clients complain about pricing but being a dedicated 24-hour hospital and maintaining a high quality of care, our pricing is well kept in balance.
3. Attention to detail
4. Cleanliness
We are a dedicated 24-hour emergency clinic, which means we don't perform any routine procedures. This allows us to focus on our sick furry friends with better care and attention. We are the only 24-hour dedicated emergency clinic that is not part of any enterprise chain and is family-based. Sincerely yours
Team IAEC

06/23/2025

Does your dog panic when you leave the house? It might be more than just missing you — it could be separation anxiety. Learn the signs and how to help your pup feel calm and secure, even when you're away.

03/19/2025

Not all health problems show immediate symptoms! Your pet may seem fine, but underlying conditions like kidney disease, dental issues, heart disease, and diabetes can go unnoticed. ⚠️

🔍 Early detection saves lives! If you notice even small changes in their behavior, don’t wait—schedule a vet visit today! 🩺🐾

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03/11/2025

Did you know that common household items like chocolate, grapes, onions, and even some cleaning products can be toxic to your pets? 😨 Keeping these out of reach can prevent serious health risks!

⚠️ Signs of poisoning include vomiting, drooling, weakness, and seizures. If you suspect poisoning, contact your vet immediately! 🩺

Protect your furry friends—prevention is key! 🐶🐱❤️

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02/05/2025

A healthy smile means a healthier pet! 🦷🐾 This National Pet Dental Health Month, show your furry friend some love with regular brushing, dental chews, and vet check-ups. 🪥💖

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01/29/2025

Frequent vomiting can be a sign of something more serious. 🤔 Know when it’s time to seek emergency care for your pet. Don’t wait for the signs to get worse! 🚨🐾

01/16/2025

🐾💔 A sudden collapse in your pet can be terrifying, but staying calm is key. Learn to recognize the signs and take immediate action:
✔️ Check their breathing.
✔️ Ensure they’re in a safe position.
✔️ Contact your vet or emergency services immediately.

Be their lifeline in moments of crisis! ❤️🐕🐾

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01/15/2025

🌨️🚗 Heatstroke in winter? It’s more common than you think! Pets can overheat during long trips, especially in closed vehicles or heated environments. 🐕 Ensure:
✔️ Good ventilation in the car.
✔️ Frequent water breaks.
✔️ Monitoring for signs of overheating like heavy panting or drooling.

Keep your furry friend safe this winter! 🐾❄️

01/10/2025

Is your furry friend acting unusual? 🐶🐱 Gastrointestinal obstruction is a serious condition that can affect your pet’s health. Look out for these key signs:

⚠️ Frequent vomiting
⚠️ Loss of appetite
⚠️ Bloating or abdominal pain

Early detection can save your pet’s life. If you notice any of these symptoms, consult your vet immediately! 🏥

Let’s keep our pets healthy and happy. 💕

12/12/2024

If your pet accidentally ingests something toxic, knowing the right steps can make all the difference. From identifying the substance to seeking immediate help, every second counts in ensuring their safety. Stay informed, act quickly, and keep harmful items out of reach to protect your furry friends. Prevention and preparation are key to a happy and healthy pet! 💙

11/18/2024

Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), also known as bloat, is a life-threatening condition every dog parent should know about. Learn the signs, causes, and how to prevent it to keep your furry friend safe. 💛

11/08/2024

⚠️ Bloat in dogs is a critical emergency. Signs like a swollen belly, restlessness, or unproductive vomiting need immediate action. Don’t delay—contact a vet right away if you see any of these symptoms. Quick intervention can save lives. 🐶💨

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10/23/2024

🤢 Vomiting and diarrhea can be a sign of something serious!
Keep an eye out for dehydration, persistent symptoms, or blood. If these occur, contact us immediately. We’re here 24/7 to ensure your pet gets the urgent care they need! 🩺🐾

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Address

580 SE Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
V5X2T4

Website

http://www.vancouveranimaler.com/

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