Emergency and Critical Care
Emergency and Critical Care: One Door to Multidisciplinary Care
Willows’ Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) service led by internationally renowned ECC Specialists provides an outstanding level of care for pets with critical disorders in one of the best equipped Veterinary Intensive Care Units in Europe.
Based within our advanced Intensive Care Unit and fully supported by our Specialist multidisciplinary team, our ECC team provides exceptional expertise in critical care and treatment for every patient when they need it most.
Willows’ ECC service is supported by our dedicated team of Nurses and clinical support staff 24 hours a day, every day of the year providing the best possible care for your pet.
Emergency and Critical Care: One Door to Multidisciplinary Care
Willows’ Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) service led by internationally renowned ECC Specialists provides an outstanding level of care for pets with critical disorders in one of the best equipped Veterinary Intensive Care Units in Europe.
Based within our advanced Intensive Care Unit and fully supported by our Specialist multidisciplinary team, our ECC team provides exceptional expertise in critical care and treatment for every patient when they need it most.
Willows’ ECC service is supported by our dedicated team of Nurses and clinical support staff 24 hours a day, every day of the year providing the best possible care for your pet.
What Can I Expect if my Pet is Referred to Emergency and Critical Care?
Our Emergency and Critical Care service provides an unrivalled level of care for pets with any critical disorder, in one of the best equipped Veterinary Intensive Care Units (ICUs) in Europe.
Critical care cats and dogs will benefit from our multidisciplinary approach working with Specialists in Internal Medicines to provide a nutritional support service as well as a full range of advanced procedures and therapies including; central venous catheter, invasive blood pressure monitoring, feeding tubes (nasogastric, esophagostomy), multimodal analgesia and vasopressor therapy.
Critical care cats and dogs will benefit from our multidisciplinary approach working with Specialists in Internal Medicines to provide a nutritional support service as well as a full range of advanced procedures and therapies including; central venous catheter, invasive blood pressure monitoring, feeding tubes (nasogastric, esophagostomy), multimodal analgesia and vasopressor therapy.
What Can I Expect if my Pet is Referred to Emergency and Critical Care?
Our Emergency and Critical Care service provides an unrivalled level of care for pets with any critical disorder, in one of the best equipped Veterinary Intensive Care Units (ICUs) in Europe.
Critical care cats and dogs will benefit from our multidisciplinary approach working with Specialists in Internal Medicines to provide a nutritional support service as well as a full range of advanced procedures and therapies including; central venous catheter, invasive blood pressure monitoring, feeding tubes (nasogastric, esophagostomy), multimodal analgesia and vasopressor therapy.
Critical care cats and dogs will benefit from our multidisciplinary approach working with Specialists in Internal Medicines to provide a nutritional support service as well as a full range of advanced procedures and therapies including; central venous catheter, invasive blood pressure monitoring, feeding tubes (nasogastric, esophagostomy), multimodal analgesia and vasopressor therapy.
What are the Most Common Medical Conditions?
Our Specialist-led Emergency and Critical Care service provides an unrivalled level of care for patients with any critical disorder including;
- Abdominal bleeding (Hemoabdomen)
- Diabetic Ketoacidosis
- Dogs with Twisted Stomachs (Gastric Dilation Volvulus)
- Urinary blockages in cats
- Victims of Road Traffic Accidents.
What are the Most Common Medical Conditions?
Our Specialist-led Emergency and Critical Care service provides an unrivalled level of care for patients with any critical disorder including;
- Abdominal bleeding (Hemoabdomen)
- Diabetic Ketoacidosis
- Dogs with Twisted Stomachs (Gastric Dilation Volvulus)
- Urinary blockages in cats
- Victims of Road Traffic Accidents.
Meet The Team
Poppy Gant
BVSc MVETMED DipACVECC MRCVS
American Specialist in Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care
Head of Emergency and Critical Care
Fernanda Camacho
DVM, MVETMED, DipACVECC, MRCVS
American Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
Emergency & Critical Care – Find out more
To assist owners in understanding more about Emergency and Critical Care, we have put together a range of information sheets to talk you through the some of the more common critical disorders cared for by our Specialists.
