Veterinary emergency services in the Manche (50)

Yes, this is strongly recommended. Calling ahead allows our team to assess the situation, give you immediate advice and prepare for your arrival. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, we will advise you on how to transport your pet safely.

The cost of a veterinary emergency varies depending on the severity of the condition, the tests required and the treatment provided. We will provide you with an estimate following the initial examination. We accept payment by credit card, cash, cheque and bank transfer. Some pet insurance policies cover the cost of emergency treatment.

Call the clinic immediately. Do not induce vomiting in your pet without veterinary advice. If possible, bring the packaging of the ingested product or a photo. Time is of the essence in cases of poisoning.

In cats, anorexia (refusal to eat) lasting more than 24 hours may be a sign of a serious problem. It is even more urgent if your cat is showing other symptoms, such as vomiting, listlessness or difficulty urinating. Please contact us for an assessment.

If the lameness is severe (the leg is not touching the ground), sudden, or accompanied by severe pain, then yes. If the lameness is mild and has only just started, you can monitor the situation for 24 hours. If in doubt, please call us for an assessment.

Stay calm, move any dangerous objects out of the way, and DO NOT put your hands in its mouth. Time how long the seizure lasts. If it lasts longer than 5 minutes or recurs, go to the clinic immediately. After a brief seizure, call us for advice.

The V2TU clinic, affiliated with Vet'Ovalia, provides a 24-hour emergency service outside our opening hours (nights, Sundays and public holidays). Please call 04 88 60 20 50. It is an independent facility that ensures continuity of care.

Yes, but it’s best to call ahead. In a genuine emergency, we’ll see you even without an appointment. Triage on arrival allows us to prioritise the most serious cases.