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Emergencies

Pet related emergencies can happen when you least expect them. At Turner Veterinary Clinic we like to provide our clients with the best possible medical care whether routine or emergency related. See below for the best contact information in case of a patient related emergency.

Business Hour Emergencies - Please contact the clinic at 269-962-9955 to alert them of your situation before showing up. If for some reason Dr. Huelsbergen is not able to see your pet immediately — in surgery or out of the office — the staff will then direct you to a veterinarian to help your pet's current situation. Again, please call first so the Clinic can adequately prepare for the situation or you don't lose time when the Dr. is not available.
After Hours Emergencies & Weekends — Please call our main clinic number at 269-962-9955. There is an answering machine that will provide you with the number for the on call veterinarian. If you prefer to contact one of the regional emergency hospitals immediately, below are the contact numbers and maps to our preferred Emergency contacts.
SW Michigan Emergency & Referral Hospital — Kalamazoo
- Battle Creek, Augusta, & Richland Area
- 104 W Cork St, Kalamazoo, MI 49001 {Map}
- 269-381-5228
Michigan State University - East Lansing
- Bellevue & North East of Battle Creek.
- 736 Wilson Rd, East Lansing, MI 48824 {Map}
- 517-353-5240

Recent Blog Posts

Getting Ahead of Fleas: Your Fall Guide to Parasite Prevention

As pet owners, we can attest that flea infestation can not only be annoying but also extremely dangerous to our pets. Fleas can cause severe skin irritation, anemia, and even transmit deadly diseases. As we approach the fall season, it's essential to be proactive in preventing fleas before they become a problem. In this article, we will discuss the flea life cycle, the dangers of fleas infesting your pet, signs to look out for, the benefits of flea prevention, and why you should purchase flea prevention medication from us, your trusted veterinarian.

Back to School Blues: Helping Your Pet Adjust to a Quieter House

Back to school season is an exciting time for kids, but for pets, it can be the source of anxiety and stress. After a summer filled with playtime, cuddles, and attention, the sudden decrease in activity can have a profound impact on our pets. It's common for pets to experience separation anxiety when their families head back to work and school, and it's important for pet owners to recognize the signs and take steps to help their pets adjust. In this blog post, we will discuss some strategies to help your pets ease into a quieter home.

Recognizing Signs of Fear in Pets During Summer Months

As pet owners, it's crucial to prioritize the mental and physical health of our beloved companions. One of the most common causes of stress in pets is summer thunderstorms and fireworks. During these events, pets exhibit various behaviors that indicate fear and stress.When experiencing a thunderstorm or fireworks, pets may pant excessively, bark or howl, tremble, hide, or even become destructive. These behaviors can be alarming and cause stress to both the pet and the owner.So what can you do to help alleviate your furry friend's stress during these situations?

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