After regular business hours - Guardian Vets is here! We are pleased to provide extended hours emergency consultations from a licensed veterinary professional. These individuals will help you determine if you will need to bring your pet in for veterinary care. Your call will automatically be connected to a licensed veterinary professional who will triage the emergency.
No sitting on hold, no leaving a message with a service. If you're in the middle of an emergency situation, please call us at 336-288-2688. Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic is a proud veterinary partner of Pets for Patriots, a nationally operating 501(c)(3) charity saving lives through companion pet adoption for United States veterans.
No sitting on hold, no leaving a message with a service. If you're in the middle of an emergency situation, please call us at 336-288-2688. Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic is a proud veterinary partner of Pets for Patriots, a nationally operating 501(c)(3) charity saving lives through companion pet adoption for United States veterans.
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Our team is proud to be your premier Greensboro after hours emergency vet clinic.
While we certainly hope that you never have to experience one personally, we do know that animal emergencies do happen.
Fortunately, we've got the facility, the staff, the services, and the schedule to meet your needs.
Our primary team of emergency veterinarians in Greensboro have a combined 23 years of experience working with animals.
The staff is led by Dr. Kelley Gebhardt, who founded Happy Tails in 2008.
Our other associate veterinarians include Dr. Jennifer Wiegel, Dr. Joni Allgood, and Dr. Danielle Barnes.
While we certainly hope that you never have to experience one personally, we do know that animal emergencies do happen.
Fortunately, we've got the facility, the staff, the services, and the schedule to meet your needs.
Our primary team of emergency veterinarians in Greensboro have a combined 23 years of experience working with animals.
The staff is led by Dr. Kelley Gebhardt, who founded Happy Tails in 2008.
Our other associate veterinarians include Dr. Jennifer Wiegel, Dr. Joni Allgood, and Dr. Danielle Barnes.
When your pet is facing a life-or-death health crisis, you need to know that your emergency vet in Greensboro stands ready to provide the services they need to survive and recover.
Here at Happy Tails Vet Emergency Clinic, you can count on our calm, experienced emergency pet care team to diagnose injured or sick pets quickly and accurately before administering lifesaving care.
Poison & Venom Treatment - Depending on the type of poison ingested, we can decide whether or not to induce vomiting (which can cause damage if the substance is corrosive) and/or administer antidotes and deactivating agents.
Here at Happy Tails Vet Emergency Clinic, you can count on our calm, experienced emergency pet care team to diagnose injured or sick pets quickly and accurately before administering lifesaving care.
Poison & Venom Treatment - Depending on the type of poison ingested, we can decide whether or not to induce vomiting (which can cause damage if the substance is corrosive) and/or administer antidotes and deactivating agents.
Background: I have almost 24 years of veterinary medical experience.
The first nine years were as a veterinary technician where I received training in diverse clinical settings.
This training included small animal advanced dentistry, large animal research, and small animal emergency medicine.
The next 5 years were spent working as a territory manager in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia for two leading veterinary supply distributors.
In 2008, my wife and I opened Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic to provide a higher standard of emergency veterinary care and service in the Triad Community.
The first nine years were as a veterinary technician where I received training in diverse clinical settings.
This training included small animal advanced dentistry, large animal research, and small animal emergency medicine.
The next 5 years were spent working as a territory manager in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia for two leading veterinary supply distributors.
In 2008, my wife and I opened Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic to provide a higher standard of emergency veterinary care and service in the Triad Community.
Happy Tails VEC is proud to be one of the original sponsors of the WFMY-TV "2 The Rescue"Adoption Show since it launched in 2009.
Because of its huge success in finding forever homes for so many furry babies, we have continued to be a main sponsor for the "2 The Rescue" adoption show.
Happy Tails VEC is an original sponsor of the "Canine Capers" event and continues the tradition.
In 2013, the Oak Ridge Bark Park was developed and has been a great place for dog owners to exercise and socialize their pets.
Because of its huge success in finding forever homes for so many furry babies, we have continued to be a main sponsor for the "2 The Rescue" adoption show.
Happy Tails VEC is an original sponsor of the "Canine Capers" event and continues the tradition.
In 2013, the Oak Ridge Bark Park was developed and has been a great place for dog owners to exercise and socialize their pets.
These animals are stabilized and cared for until transferred to a knowledgeable wildlife rehabilitator.
If an adult wild animal lets you get close to it, it is seriously compromised and needs immediate assistance.
Even apparently calm animals are incredibly frightened and stressed because they see you as the predator.
They do not understand that you are trying to help.
It is very important to keep the animal in a dark quiet area until help arrives.
Resist the urge to peer in at or speak to it.
Wild animals can die from stress alone.
If an adult wild animal lets you get close to it, it is seriously compromised and needs immediate assistance.
Even apparently calm animals are incredibly frightened and stressed because they see you as the predator.
They do not understand that you are trying to help.
It is very important to keep the animal in a dark quiet area until help arrives.
Resist the urge to peer in at or speak to it.
Wild animals can die from stress alone.
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