Veterinary Specialty
Intensive care
Intensive care
Veterinary Specialty
24/7 management of critical cases
Veterinary intensive care is essential for seriously ill or injured animals requiring continuous monitoring and advanced medical interventions. When every second counts, fast, specialized care can make all the difference.
At CENTREDMVET, our intensive care units offer a highly-equipped medical environment with 24/7 monitoring, provided by a team of veterinarians specialized in critical care. Our state-of-the-art technologies enable us to stabilize, treat and monitor patients in the most critical situations.
Oxygen therapy and assisted ventilation
Advanced respiratory support.
Blood transfusions
Treatment of severe anemia and hemorrhage.
Cardiac and respiratory monitoring
Continuous monitoring of vital functions.
Infusion pumps and advanced fluid management
Stabilization of critically ill patients.
Interdisciplinary collaboration and personalized care
Our intensive care specialists collaborate with the departments of emergency medicine, surgery, internal medicine, oncology and medical imaging to ensure comprehensive care tailored to each patient. This multidisciplinary approach guarantees optimal management of complex cases and improved recovery.
Whether it’s for a life-threatening emergency, advanced post-operative monitoring or prolonged critical care, our intensive care unit is available 24/7 to provide specialized care, always with respect for animal welfare.
The experts
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which animals can benefit from intensive care?
Our intensive care units cater mainly for dogs and cats in critical condition requiring constant monitoring or specialized interventions.
Will my pet be monitored continuously?
Yes, our units are equipped for 24/7 surveillance, with a dedicated team of veterinarians and specialized technicians on hand day and night.
What are the signs that my pet needs intensive care?
Here are some symptoms requiring intensive care:
- Respiratory distress or difficulty breathing
- Loss of consciousness or convulsions
- Severe and persistent vomiting or diarrhea
- Bleeding or shock
- Intense, uncontrolled pain
How do I know if my pet is eligible for intensive care?
Your attending veterinarian may recommend admission to intensive care. If you observe critical symptoms, contact the CENTREDMVET directly for a rapid assessment.
What are the costs associated with intensive care?
Costs vary depending on the severity of the condition and the treatments required. An estimate of costs will be provided after the initial assessment.
