Emergency Care

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What is considered an emergency and needs immediate care?
This is only a brief list of possible emergencies. If you are concerned please call the office at 765-973-8703.

• Multiple seizures in a short amount of time
• Trouble breathing
• Swollen abdomen that is hard to touch, painful, or continuing to expand
• Unable or straining to urinate (especially male cats)
• Trauma from a fall or being hit by a car
• Unconsciousness
• Broken Bones

An emergency can differ in the eyes of many people. If you as a pet owner are concerned, then we are concerned and will schedule an appointment. However, if you need to bring your pet in for an emergency, please call ahead and let us know so we may be prepared to assist you and provide the best treatment in a timely fashion. 

In the event of an emergency, please remember to stay calm, as our pets will pick up on our emotions and react accordingly. Also; the more information you can provide us with concerning the incident, the better we can treat your pet quickly and accurately.

• Bleeding from the eyes, nose, or mouth
• Ingestion or suspected swallowing of antifreeze, rat poison, human medications, household cleaners, fertilizers, pesticides, or other harmful chemicals
• Collapses
• Signs of extreme pain
• Has gone more than 3-4 hours between delivery of puppies/kittens
• Severe, acute vomiting and/or diarrhea

Here at Logue's TLC Pet Hospital, we strive to make you and your pets visit with us as efficient and stress free as possible. However, we also understand that our animal friends will get sick and/or injured at all times of the day and night and may need immediate care. We try our best to not let this effect our regular scheduled appointments during the day, but would appreciate your compassion and understanding when/if we need to attend to an emergency ahead of your scheduled appointment. We will keep you informed of any/all delays in your appointment if needed.

If you have an emergency during office hours, please call our office number at 765-973-8703 to inform us and schedule an emergency appointment. If your emergency has happened after hours, please call the office and listen to the answering machine message to see if Dr. Logue is available for after hour emergencies.
If your pet has an emergency at a time when Dr. Logue is unavailable or out of town, we have provided a few resources below to help out.

You can click on the names to be taken directly to the facility's website to get directions.
VCA Northwood Animal Hospital is a 24-hour emergency and referral hospital that is open weekends and holidays.
      Phone: 765-649-5218 or Toll Free at 1-800-341-6111
Indy Vet is a 24-hour emergency and referral hospital that is open on weekends and holidays.
      Phone: 317-782-4484 or Toll Free at 1-800-551-4879
MedVet is a 24-hour emergency and referral hospital that has multiple practices in both Indiana and Ohio.
      Dayton, Ohio : 937-293-2714
      Indianapolis, IN : 317-872-8387
Indiana Poison Center is a nonprofit organization that offers 24-hour assistance to the entire state of Indiana.
      Toll Free Phone: 1-800-222-1222
ASPCA Animal Poison Control (phone#: 1-888-426-4435) and Pet Poison Helpline (phone#: 1-855-764-7661) are 24-hour poison control resources for pet owners. There may be a credit card fee for a consultation.