Bloat & GDV Treatment in Kirkland, WA
Rapid diagnosis and surgery for gastric dilatation-volvulus and other bloating emergencies.
Bloat is life-threatening and requires immediate veterinary attention. We act fast to save your dog.
During consultations, we explain every step of the process and help you understand how to support your pet at home. Our goal is to make sure you feel confident caring for your companion after the visit.
Our Bloat Services
Immediate Stabilization
Decompress stomach and manage shock.
Diagnostic Imaging
Confirm torsion with x-rays.
Emergency Surgery
Correct stomach torsion quickly.
Postoperative Monitoring
Watch for complications after surgery.
Bloat FAQs
What are signs of bloat?
Distended abdomen, unproductive retching and restlessness.
Can bloat be prevented?
Avoid large meals before exercise; some breeds may benefit from gastropexy.
Act Fast for Bloat
Other Emergency Services
Cardiac Emergencies
Treatment for heart conditions, arrhythmias, and cardiovascular collapse.
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Critical care for breathing difficulties, choking, and respiratory emergencies.
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Emergency management of seizures, head trauma, and neurological conditions.
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Surgical Services
Advanced surgical procedures with modern monitoring and care
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Complete dental health services including cleanings and extractions
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Intensive care and monitoring for critically ill patients
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Non-invasive scanning of the abdomen and heart for detailed evaluation.
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Treatment and management of gum disease and periodontal conditions.
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High-resolution X-rays for rapid diagnosis of injuries and illness.
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