24-Hour Emergency Vet & Clinic: Surgery & Hospitalization

When your beloved pet suddenly has a seizure or struggles to breathe at 2 AM, a panicked Google search for "Vet Near Me" or "Emergency Vet Jakarta" can feel overwhelming.

Birawa Vet acts as a medical bridge. We assess your pet's condition (Triage) and determine whether home treatment is sufficient or whether your pet must be rushed to a 24-Hour Vet Clinic immediately.

When Should You Go to an Emergency Vet?

• Physical Trauma: Hit by a vehicle, fallen from height, or attacked by a large dog.
• Respiratory Issues: Rapid breathing, gasping, pale or blue gums.
• Neurological Signs: Seizures, sudden paralysis, or loss of consciousness.
• Acute Digestive Emergency: Bloody vomiting, hard bloated abdomen (GDV in dogs), or swallowing a foreign object.

Emergency Checklist Before Going to the Clinic

Stay calm. Do these things before bringing your pet to an Emergency Vet for faster treatment:

• Call Ahead: Contact the 24-hour clinic to confirm there is a vet on duty and a slot is available.
• Bring Medical Records: Bring the vaccination book or most recent lab results if available.
• Secure Your Pet: Use a carrier (cats) or a leash/muzzle (dogs). A pet in pain may bite even its owner.
• Photo/Video the Symptoms: Film the seizure or photograph the vomit. This helps the vet diagnose faster.

Partner Clinic Facilities (Tebet)

For cases that cannot be handled at home, we refer to a fully equipped facility:

• ICU & Incubator: Oxygen concentrator and warming equipment for critical patients.
• Full Laboratory: Blood tests (Haematology & Blood Chemistry) with results in 15 minutes.
• Emergency Surgery: Sterile operating theatre for C-sections or wound suturing.
• Infectious Inpatient Ward: Isolated room for Parvo/Panleukopenia cases.

Comparison: Home Visit vs Clinic