It’s hard to find the right people for the right job, which is why you can trust that the veterinarians at Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital are here to help you when you need an avian emergency vet. Avian medicine requires specialized knowledge, and our specialists can help you during those vet emergencies.
You should give us a call at 949-261-7979 and let us know you need to come to the emergency vet hospital to confirm what we can do for your pet.
Pet owners who choose to have birds in their homes are not as common as, say, cats and dogs. Even fewer know that they should have their pets checked by a specialist avian veterinarian at least once a year, if not every 6 months. Avian medicine is a unique world, considering just how different bird anatomy and physiology can be from that of mammals.
Please keep in mind that, when it comes to veterinary care, time is of the essence, so getting in touch with our team to receive timely help is crucial. Make sure you get in touch with us to receive the help your pet needs.
Each specialist follows a different protocol based on their knowledge and experience, but we will very likely have to begin with some diagnostic tests to perform a general screening and ensure we’re not missing out on anything critical to your pet’s health.
Considering how stressful emergencies can be, we might have to lightly sedate your pet to make it possible to examine and treat your test.
X-rays help us take a closer look at your bird’s body for any abnormalities in the size or shape of its bones. Other resources also let us check their internal organs and screen for any disorders like tumors, fluid accumulation, or other concerns.
We may require a swab of the bird’s cavities to determine if there’s a presence of abnormal bacteria or fungi that could harm your pet. Depending on what we find, we might need additional tests to determine what’s the proper medical treatment they require.
Our avian vets are experts in animal care, and we continue to help several pet parents in Newport Beach with their required emergency care. We will provide you with high-quality emergency vet services when you need them most.
Pets, no matter their size or species, will react negatively to hurtful trauma. Please pay attention to changes in behavior, no matter how small, as they might signal the presence and existence of very concerning problems. We will check for broken bones, eye injuries, problems with the bird’s beak, and the inability to fully extend their wings.
Watch your avian pet closely and bring them in for frequent wellness exams to avoid the rise of complex health issues. When we identify signs of a disorder early on, we can help your pet live a happy and normal life.
We have great availability. Our office is open through the night, 24 hours on Saturdays and Sundays, and every holiday of the year. You can trust us to be available when your avian pet needs us the most.
Make sure you give us a call at 949-261-7979 to let our team know and prepare for your arrival. Our vets and technicians address will do everything they can to address your pet’s needs. We hope all is well with your avian pets, and we’ll gladly be on standby to help you out.
Your consultation will give you the opportunity to meet our team and our premier emergency veterinary center.
Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital is the premier emergency veterinary center serving pet owners and primary-care veterinarians.
Mon Open 24 hours
Tue Open 24 hours
Wed 6:00 pm to 8:00 am
Thu Open 24 hours
Fri Open 24 hours
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Sun Open 24 hours
New Years Day Open 24 hours
Easter Open 24 hours
Memorial Day Open 24 hours
4th of July Open 24 hours
Labor Day Open 24 hours
Thanksgiving Day Open 24 hours
Christmas Day Open 24 hours
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