Severe Bleeding / Hemorrhage
Whether it's a deep laceration that won't stop bleeding, blood in the stool or urine, or a sudden collapse suggesting internal hemorrhage — uncontrolled blood loss is a life-threatening emergency. We have blood products on-site, surgical capability to stop the source, and an ICU to manage the recovery.
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Warning Signs to Watch For
If your pet shows any of these symptoms, call us immediately.
How We Treat Severe Bleeding / Hemorrhage
We assess the severity immediately — checking gum color, heart rate, and blood pressure tells us how much blood has been lost. For external bleeding, we control it with pressure, bandaging, or surgical repair. For internal bleeding, ultrasound (FAST scan) locates the source. Blood typing and crossmatching happen fast so we can start transfusions. If surgery is needed to stop the bleeding, our team is ready.
Why Acting Fast Matters
A pet can lose 30-40% of their blood volume before showing obvious signs of shock. By the time gums are white and the heart is racing, the situation is critical. Internal bleeding from a ruptured tumor or trauma can be fatal within hours. Blood transfusions can buy time, but finding and stopping the source is what saves lives.
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Call (305) 555-1234Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about severe bleeding / hemorrhage at our emergency hospital.