Please call if you think you have a pet emergency .

Emergency Pet Care 7 Days a Week

When you need emergency pet care, contact Beach Garfield Veterinary Hospital in Huntington Beach, California, as soon as possible. We may be able to treat your pet at home or we may require you to bring him or her in for an evaluation and treatment.

Seek Assistance ASAP

Many people are unsure about what constitutes a pet emergency and when they should call a veterinarian. If your pet is experiencing any of the injuries or illnesses listed below, please make sure to call a veterinarian or your local emergency animal hospital ASAP first. Then, you can call pet vet house calls at (714) 847-2519 if you have any questions.

If your pet has an illness that cannot be treated at home, Dr. Alley may recommend an emergency care hospital where further diagnostics and instruments are available. In the event the doctor recommends bringing your pet to Beach Garfield Veterinary Hospital ASAP, it is important to do so as quickly as

Injuries & Illnesses Considered as a Pet Emergency:

The Pet Is in a Coma
The Pet Is Involved in a Car Accident
The Pet Has Uncontrolled Bleeding
The Pet Is Unwilling or Unable to Eat or Drink
The Pet Has a Bite Wound or Burn Injury
The Pet Has an Abnormal Heart Rate or Rhythm
The Pet Is Having Trouble Walking or Has Loss of Balance
The Pet Has Had Gastric Torsion or Bloat in the Past and Is Trying to Vomit, but Is Unable to Vomit (Breeds Such as German Shepherds, Great Danes, Saint Bernards, and Others Are Prone to It)

The Pet Has Seizure or Epilepsy
The Pet Is Straining to Defecate
The Pet Is Having Difficulty Breathing
The Pet Is Having Trouble Urinating or Is Not Producing Urine
The Animal Is Bleeding, Internal Bleeding or External Bleeding
The Animal Has Swollen Abdomen or Sudden Abdominal Enlargement
The Pet Is in Shock (Signs of Shock Includes Weakness, Collapse, Pale or Blue Gum Color, Cold Feet, and an Abnormal Heart Rate or Fibrillation)

The animal has severe diarrhea or the animal has sever bloody diarrhea
Parvo disease can be devastating, but we can help.
The pet animal is vomiting several times
The pet animal has toxicity of any form
The pet animal got into trash and is acting abnormal
The pet animal has heat stroke or overheating
The pet animal is giving birth and is straining for 30 to 60 minutes or more
If your pet animal needs more treatment than what can be done at home, Dr Sean Alley will recommend to bring your pet to Beach-Garfield Veterinary Hospital.
At Beach-Garfield Veterinary Hospital your pet will be able to get more care than at home, like x rays or surgery if needed.

other conditions.

if your puppy is diagnosed with Parvo, the puppy will need immediate Treatments.
if your pet is vomiting stop food asap, give only water for a few hours. your pet may or may not need x rays. we will need to see your pet to find out.
in case of diarrhea. you should continue to give your pet food and water and schedule an appoint to get some treatments done.
Eating grass is not good for your pet. The grass might have dirt, urine, feces, parasites, fertilizers, all those are not good for your pet.

House calls.

Dr. Sean Alley is available for house calls in Orange County, CA, and Southern Los Angeles County. Pet veterinary services are available in Irvine, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Long Beach, Bellflower, Tustin, Orange, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Aliso Viejo, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Santa Ana, Westminster, Garden Grove, Fullerton, Anaheim, Fountain Valley Lakewood, Seal Beach, Torrance, Redondo Beach. Veterinary home service is also available in other nearby cities. Please call Dr. Alley at 714 847 2519 for availability.

if we are coming to see your cat at home, please keep your cat ins a pet carrier, if no carrier available please keep them in a small room like a laundry room or a bathroom.

if we are coming to see your dog please keep them on a leash inside your home or in your backyard.

If you think your pet may be experiencing a medical emergency, call Dr. Alley right away at (714) 847-2519.

Depending on the injury or illness, the doctor may come to your home to treat your pet.

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