Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand

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Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand

Animal Emergency Hospital Deland (AEHD) provides emergency and critical care for pets after hours or when your primary care veterinarian is not available.

Open 24/7/365

09/03/2026

Seeing your pet suddenly collapse can be frightening, but staying as calm as possible can help you respond quickly.

Keep your pet comfortable, avoid giving food or water, and seek veterinary care right away. If someone can ride with you, having another person monitor your pet on the way can also be helpful.

Even if your pet seems to recover, sudden collapse should never be ignored.

09/01/2026

Cooling your pet is an important first step—but it isn't always the last.

Even after your pet seems more comfortable, heat stroke can continue affecting the body's organs and clotting system. Some complications don't appear until hours later.

If you suspect your pet has experienced heat stroke, prompt veterinary evaluation is still recommended, even if they appear to be recovering.

08/27/2026

Your pet's eyes can go from looking completely normal to showing obvious signs of discomfort in a short amount of time.

Squinting, cloudiness, redness, swelling, excessive tearing, or pawing at the eye are all signs that shouldn't be ignored.

When it comes to eye problems, early treatment can make an important difference in protecting both comfort and vision.

08/25/2026

Some wounds look small on the surface but extend much deeper than they appear.

Cuts caused by another animal, deep lacerations, or wounds that continue bleeding should be evaluated promptly. Early treatment can help reduce the risk of infection and support better healing.

When you're unsure, we'd much rather examine your pet than have a treatable wound become a bigger problem.

08/20/2026

Don't Ignore an Injured Paw

Dogs don't always stop playing when they're hurt.

A cut pad, torn nail, splinter, or even a small piece of glass can leave your pet limping long after the adventure is over.

If your pet is favoring a paw, licking it constantly, or won't bear weight, it's worth having them examined to determine what's causing the discomfort.

☎️ (386) 433-3505
📍 2100 E New York Ave, DeLand, FL 32724

08/18/2026

Why Won't My Dog Stop Panting?

It's normal for dogs to pant after exercise or spending time outside.

But if your dog is panting heavily while resting, pacing, acting uncomfortable, or can't seem to settle down, it may be a sign that something more is going on.

Pain, overheating, heart disease, and other emergencies can all cause excessive panting. If you're concerned, we're here to help.

☎️ (386) 433-3505
📍 2100 E New York Ave, DeLand, FL 32724

08/13/2026

More Than Just a Bee Sting?

Facial swelling can happen suddenly, and the cause isn't always obvious.

Insect stings, allergic reactions, dental disease, trauma, and even snake bites can all cause swelling around the face or muzzle.

Because some of these conditions require prompt treatment, it's safest to have your pet evaluated rather than waiting to see if the swelling improves.

☎️ (386) 433-3505
📍 2100 E New York Ave, DeLand, FL 32724

08/11/2026

Eye Problems Can Change Quickly

One day your pet's eye looks perfectly normal. The next, they're squinting, pawing at it, or the eye suddenly appears cloudy.

Eye injuries and eye diseases can progress quickly, which is why early evaluation is so important.

If something doesn't look right, don't wait to have your pet examined.

☎️ (386) 433-3505
📍 2100 E New York Ave, DeLand, FL 32724

08/06/2026

It's "Just" a Broken Nail...Right?

Broken nails are more than just an inconvenience.
Because nails contain blood vessels and nerves, even a partially torn nail can be painful, continue bleeding, and become infected if left untreated.

If your pet suddenly starts limping or you notice a damaged nail after a walk or play session, it's worth having it examined.

08/04/2026

When Your Cat Can't P*e, It's an Emergency.

If your cat is making repeated trips to the litter box, straining to urinate, crying, or producing little to no urine, don't wait.

A urinary blockage is one of the most common emergencies we see in male cats, and it can become life-threatening in a matter of hours if left untreated.

Prompt veterinary care gives your cat the best chance for a successful recovery.

Address

2100 East New York Avenue
Deland, FL
32724

Telephone

+13862520337

Website

https://animalemergencydeland.com/

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