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Veterinary Services

24 Hour Emergency Animal Care From Your WECARE Veterinarian

Waldorf Emergency Care offers 24-hour emergency animal care for a wide variety of animals, including dogs, cats, and pocket pets. Whether your pet has been poisoned, struck by a vehicle or is in an urgent state of need for urgent medical services due to another reason, we focus on stabilizing and treating sick and injured animals.

Our Emergency Veterinarians:

Dr. Kenneth Fox 

Dr. Tim Slajchert

Dr. Marvin Baynes

Dr. Jessica Huntington

Internal Medicine

Our Internal Specialist is available by appointment or on an emergency basis. Their days in hospital are Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays and in addition, they can be called in on an emergency basis. 

Internal Medicine cases include:

  • Endocrinology – Diabetes mellitus, Cushings
  • Gastroenterology – Vomiting and Diarrhea
  • Kidney Disease – Urology
  • Respiratory Diseases
  • Immune mediated diseases
  • Other chronic diseases
  • Oncology diagnostics and chemotherapy

Diagnostics may include:

  • Ultrasound of the abdomen, thorax, or mass
  • Endoscopy of the gastrointestinal tract or respiratory tract
  • Bone marrow biopsy, Tru-cut liver biopsy, other biopsies
  • Abdominocentesis, Thoracocentesis, Pericardiocentesis, Arthrocentesis

Ultrasound:

Is one of our most often used diagnostic tools, By using sound waves, we are able to visualize internal organs in great detail, allowing diagnosis of many diseases.  It may be used to identify foreign bodies in the intestines.  It is often integral in diagnosis liver, splenic, renal, urinary, and intestinal diseases.  Ultrasound is also used to assist in biopsies.

Endoscopy:

We routinely use endoscopy to visualize the gastrointestinal and respiratory systems.  Common procedures include upper GI studies for vomiting, diarrhea.  Colonoscopy is used for chronic diarrhea.  Rhinoscopy (nose) and bronchoscopy (lungs) allows visualization of the air ways including the trachea and lungs with lavage.

  1. Emergency & Urgent Care

    As the responsibility of owning a pet, we want to provide pets with the highest quality healthcare to our loved once. Like people, pets can also have medical emergencies from time to time. It’s crucial to know the signs of a pet emergency and some of the common causes.

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  2. Pet Skin Problems

    Pet skin problems can manifest in many forms, from the odd rash to flakey skin. Waldorf Emergency Care in Waldorf has veterinarians ready to discuss your furry friend’s condition and what they need to get back to having a healthy coat.

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  3. Veterinary Services For Dogs

    A Comprehensive Approach To Canine Veterinary Medicine

    We understand that a dog veterinarian is only as good as his or her ability to successfully prevent, diagnose, and treat whatever ailment a dog may be facing.

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  4. End of Life Care

    When a dog or cat reaches his elder years, steps need to be taken to ensure his quality of life remains positive. Providing your dog or cat with senior pet care is necessary to keep him from becoming injured or suffering from health issues.

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  5. Veterinary Services For Cats

    We Support Every Stage Of Your Cat's Life

    As your feline friend grows, he or she will move through six distinct stages of life:

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  6. Pet Bone Fractures

    Treating Pet Bone Fractures with Waldorf Emergency Care

    When an animal breaks a bone, it’s known as a fracture. Pets can break their bones for any number of reasons: falls, auto accidents, or even fights with other animals.

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  7. Veterinary Services

    24 Hour Emergency Animal Care From Your WECARE Veterinarian

    Waldorf Emergency Care offers 24-hour emergency animal care for a wide variety of animals, including dogs, cats, and pocket pets.

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  8. Pet Unconsciousness

    Learn the Urgency of Pet Unconsciousness with Waldorf Emergency Care

    Pet unconsciousness can be scary if it befalls upon the animal you love most. If it happens, take action and call your vet right away to avert a situation that could be otherwise fatal.

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  9. Anesthesia

    Pet Anesthesia Services from Your Veterinarian in Waldorf

    If an animal suffers an injury or a medical problem that requires emergency treatment, surgery is often a consideration.

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  10. Pet Seizures

    The Veterinarians at Waldorf Emergency Care Are Here to Help Treat Your Pet’ Seizures

    We look at pets as an extension of our family, which is why when they’re not feeling well, we try to do everything we can to alleviate their pain and suffering.

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  11. Emergency Reptile Treatment

    If you have a reptile or other exotic pet that is experiencing an emergency, please call the hospital first to ensure there is a veterinarian on duty that is able to see your pet.

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  12. In House Laboratory

    Waldorf Emergency Care Offers In-House Laboratory Services

    Pets can become ill or injured suddenly, and you may need emergency care during times when your vet office is not open.

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  13. Cardiology

    Waldorf Emergency Provides Pet Cardiology Care

    Pets can develop heart problems, just as their human counterparts do. A heart disorder can cause disturbing symptoms that can be fatal.

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