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College Park Animal Hospital

Hospitalization & Intensive Care

Tan and white dog laying with a red blanket over it

If it is necessary for your pet to be admitted to the hospital for treatment, we will provide everything needed for their comfort and care. We have leashes, bowls, and blankets here. The entire hospital is climate-controlled, for your pets’ comfort.

We believe the best way to speed up the healing process is for a pet to spend time with their owner. Ask your pet’s veterinarian if visitation would be advisable during her stay. In some circumstances, it is not ideal for your pet to have visitors-but in general we not only allow visitation but encourage it for its therapeutic value.

The doctors at Michigan Road Animal Hospital are well-equipped and experienced in caring for your pet in an emergency. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, contact us immediately and bring your pet in.

What classifies as an emergency?

  • Breathing difficulties

  • Bleeding that won’t stop

  • Trauma

  • Hives & swelling (especially around the face/neck)

  • Bloating (hard/distended abdomen)

  • Difficult elimination

  • Uncontrolled vomiting

  • Poison/toxin ingestion

  • Burns/shocks

  • Prolonged seizures

  • Sudden disorientation or unsteadiness

If your pet is experiencing any of these symptoms and it is not during our office hours, please contact one of the following: