Our Veterinary Blog in Tulsa
Summer Safety Tips from Our Emergency Animal Hospital
Does your pet have a habit of getting into…everything? They’re far less aware of certain dangers such as high temperatures, storms, and parasites. That’s why…
Tulsa BBQs Can Be a Real Danger for Pets
Tips from Your Emergency Vet on Throwing a Pet-Friendly BBQ in Tulsa Who doesn’t love a barbecue? There’s nothing better than sitting out on a…
Tulsa Emergency Vet Explains Top 11 Items to Include in a Pet First Aid Kit
First aid kits are a given for your family, but what about your four-legged family members? Accidents and emergencies never happen at a convenient, expected…
ASPCA Guide to Pet-Safe Gardening
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) experts field tens of thousands of calls each year involving animal companions who’ve had potentially hazardous contact with insecticides,…
What Pet Blood Tests Reveal
When it comes to pet emergencies, a blood test is a critical part of diagnosis and treatment. It is necessary to detect certain conditions, such…
The Importance of Pet X-Rays
At Animal Emergency Center PC, we utilize state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to identify your pet’s underlying health conditions and ensure that they are diagnosed correctly and…
Easter Pet Poisons
The veterinarians at Pet Poison Helpline receive hundreds of calls this time of year from pet owners and veterinarians concerning cats that have ingested Easter lilies….
Meet One of Animal Emergency Center’s Patients, Hazel Grace!
Hazel Grace was brought to Animal Emergency Center, due to vomiting and weakness. As a puppy, Hazel Grace was known to eat everything, from her…
VECCS Certified Level II Facility in Tulsa
Animal Emergency Center, P.C., is pleased to announce that we are now the ONLY veterinary hospital in Oklahoma to be certified by the Veterinary Emergency…
Meet One of AEC, Tulsa’s Patients, Ringo!
Ringo is a 3-year-old neutered pit bull that was brought to the Animal Emergency Center, due to vomiting. During the initial exam, his owners told…