Request Free Emergency Vet Resources For Your Clients

This handy brochure outlines what to do in the event of tick paralysis, toad toxicity, snake envenomation, or heat stroke.

The back of the brochure features a map of the nearest Animal Emergency Service and information on getting there.

This handy brochure for new puppy and kitten parents was created to help them settle into their new life together. It highlights common dangers that can affect dogs and cats in your specific region and how to avoid them. 

It includes an important reminder about staying up to date on Tick prevention medication.

Brochures are available at selected Animal Emergency Service locations. 

An informative take-home brochure designed to help pet owners learn about the Animal Emergency Service Blood Donor Program, including eligibility criteria, the donation process, benefits of participation, and how their pet can help save the lives of other animals in need.

A handy magnet for pet owners to pop on their fridge at home to send them to their nearest Animal Emergency Service in case of a pet emergency outside your opening hours.

Ever had a patient turn up to your practice after hours and panic not knowing where to go?

This reflective window sticker will direct your client to their nearest Animal Emergency Service with address, phone number, and a handy map.

Create a website widget displaying after-hours emergency vet information for your clients. Choose to download a ready-to-use image or generate embed code for your website developer.

These valuable resources are ideal for placement at your clinic's reception desk, ready for any emergency walk-ins.

Equipped with essential tools like drug therapy information, common CRIs, a convenient fluid chart, and CPR emergency drugs with their respective doses, you can rest assured that your team will have instant access to crucial knowledge during critical cases.

Eyes Overnight Service is an overnight nursing care package designed to support referring veterinarians by providing night‑time nurse monitoring for stable patients who would otherwise remain unattended.

Please note: Not all Animal Emergency Service locations offer Eyes Overnight and Extended Vet Care (EVC). Please contact your referring AES hospital to enquire about availability.

Equipped with valuable material like client information poster, checklist, treatment plan, treatment sheet and a handy poster for your team.