Pet Hospitalization in Tyler, TX
When your pet needs more than an outpatient visit, our hospital provides attentive care in a calm, well-equipped setting. At Premier Veterinary Hospital, hospitalized pets receive close monitoring and compassionate attention from our skilled team until they are ready to go home.
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Some illnesses, injuries, and procedures require a pet to stay in the hospital for treatment and monitoring. The length of hospitalization depends on your pet’s condition and the nature of their illness. Every patient receives loving attention from our compassionate, knowledgeable staff, with the goal of getting them healthy and back home with you as soon as possible.
Intensive Care Unit Equipment
Hospitalized pets at Premier Veterinary Hospital receive premier care. Our intensive care unit is equipped with:
- Body temperature regulators to keep patients warm and comfortable
- IV fluid pumps for precise delivery of fluids and medications
- Continuous electrocardiography (ECG) to monitor heart rhythm
- Blood pressure and heart rate monitoring
Patients are closely observed throughout the day by our caring technicians and veterinarians, who adjust treatment as needed.
Reasons Pets May Be Hospitalized
- Dehydration from severe vomiting or diarrhea
- Infectious diseases such as parvovirus, which are treated in isolation
- Kidney crisis or kidney disease requiring IV fluid therapy
- Recovery from surgery, laparoscopic procedures, or foreign body removal
- Toxin ingestion, trauma, and other emergencies
- Monitoring during heartworm treatment or after airway surgery for flat-faced breeds
Diagnostics and Treatment On Site
Because our diagnostic laboratory, digital radiography, ultrasound, and pharmacy are all in-house, our team can recheck bloodwork, adjust medications, and respond to changes quickly without delay. Laser therapy may also be used to support healing and comfort during your pet’s stay.
Staying Informed
We know having a pet in the hospital is stressful. Our team keeps you updated on your pet’s progress, and you are always welcome to call with questions. Pets who need overnight attended care can be accommodated, and we will discuss the best plan for your pet’s needs.
Pet Hospitalization FAQs
Why would my pet need to be hospitalized?
Pets may be hospitalized for dehydration, infections, kidney problems, recovery after surgery, toxin exposure, injuries, or any condition requiring IV fluids and close monitoring.
How long will my pet stay in the hospital?
It depends on the condition and how your pet responds to treatment. Our veterinarians will give you an estimate and keep you updated.
How is my pet monitored while hospitalized?
Our ICU includes IV fluid pumps, continuous ECG, blood pressure and heart rate monitoring, and temperature regulation, along with close observation by our staff.
Can I visit my pet in the hospital?
Please call ahead to discuss visiting. In many cases a visit can be arranged, though it depends on your pet’s condition.
Will I receive updates about my pet?
Yes. Our team provides updates on your pet’s progress, and you are welcome to call anytime during business hours.
Is overnight care available?
Attended care is available for emergency patients who need to stay hospitalized overnight. Ask our team about your pet’s needs.
Are contagious pets kept separate?
Yes. Pets with contagious diseases such as parvovirus are treated in isolation to protect other patients.
Questions About Hospital Care?
If you have questions, comments, or concerns about hospitalization, please call us at (903) 617-6072.