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Does your dog or cat seem sick? In a high-stress moment, it can be hard to know if you should rush to the emergency vet or wait until morning. This video provides a professional Pet Emergency Triage Guide to help you make the right call for your furry family member.
Created using a tool designed by a veterinary technician with over 15 years of experience, we break down the exact signs that indicate a life-threatening emergency versus symptoms you can safely monitor at home.

What You Will Learn:
• The First Critical Question: How to assess breathing and consciousness immediately.
• The Red Zone: Life-threatening symptoms like seizures, pale gums, and bloating that require an immediate ER visit.
• The Orange Zone: Urgent signs like vomiting, diarrhea, or limping that need a vet visit within 24 hours.
• The Yellow Zone: How to safely monitor your pet at home if they are acting mostly normal.

Timestamps for Quick Navigation:
0:00 - Introduction: Panic to Plan
0:46 - Expert's Triage Tool Overview
1:13 - The First Critical Question: Breathing & Consciousness
2:08 - Priority 1: The Red Zone (Go to the Vet Immediately)
3:02 - Priority 2: The Orange Zone (Urgent Vet Visit)
4:05 - Priority 3: The Yellow Zone (Monitor at Home)
4:47 - The 3-Step Triage Summary
5:07 - Trusting Your Instincts

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Important Note:
If you are concerned, always trust your instincts. This video is a guide to help you think clearly, but it cannot replace the professional judgment of your veterinarian. If you feel deep down that something is wrong, call your local emergency clinic immediately.