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The first few hours after your dog or cat ingests anti-freeze are critical; the longer pets go without treatment the less likely they are to survive. Watch your pet and know its normal behavior. If your dog or cat is staggering around and generally looking like it’s drunk, bring it into Waldorf Emergency Care immediately. Don’t delay second-guessing yourself. If your pet displays any of the above symptoms, bring it into our Emergency Hospital as soon as possible. Call ahead of time for first aid instructions we may have for you to do before putting your pet into the car. Call our office at (301) 705-9700 any hour of the day or night and we’ll do all we can to bring your pet back to total health.
At Waldorf Emergency Care, our emergency veterinary center is available 24 hours a day to take care of your pet. We accept walk-in appointments 24 hours. Our veterinarians are available every day, every night, every weekend, and every holiday. Your family veterinarian can refer your pet to us for appointments with our Internal Medicine specialist – Dr. Nancy McGuire
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