Medical Transport

• Sick or injured pets who would benefit from treatments en route
• Pets who need sedation to travel
• Pets with post-op complicastions
• Pets who have collapsed at home
• Pets with respiratory distress who would benefit from oxygen therapy
• Pets requiring anesthesia or manual ventilation
• Pets who may not survive travel without supportive care
• Pets who are too large for their owners to transport
• Pets with owners who are unable to transport their pet to the ER

During transport to an emergency hospital, we can provide monitoring and treatment and carry resuscitation equipment.

• Monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, ECG, EtCO2, SpO2, temperature, blood pressure
• IV fluids
• Injectable medications
• Sedation
• Anesthesia
• Manual ventilation
• Oxygen therapy
• Active warming

• The pet ambulance is limited to pet transport only and owners must arrange their own transport to the emergency hospital.
• We must observe all road rules and regulations during transport. 
• We are not permitted to use lights and sirens, which may result in longer transport times due to traffic conditions and other factors.
• While every effort will be made to ensure your pet's safety during transport, there are inherent risks associated with any form of medical transport. These risks include, but are not limited to, delays due to traffic, worsening of your pet’s condition during transit, mechanical malfunction, or unforeseen complications.
• In the event of an emergency during transport, we will take necessary action, which may include redirecting to the nearest emergency facility or performing emergency procedures en route.
• We will attempt to provide transport to your hospital of choice, but ER availability, staffing, road conditions, weather conditions, or patient status may necessitate transfer to a different emergency hospital.