Breathing trouble
Laboured breathing, choking, or blue, grey or very pale gums.
Emergency vet care in Dwarka
When every minute feels heavy, call first.
Our emergency line is answered 24/7 for urgent dog and cat concerns. A veterinarian may sometimes be on call, so phone before travelling and tell us what happened.
Important: Emergency charges apply. Some cases may need referral after initial guidance or assessment. Exotic-pet emergency treatment and hospitalisation are not offered.
Do not wait on a web page
Warning signs that need an urgent call.
These examples are not a diagnosis or a complete list. If your pet looks severely unwell, call now.
Collapse or seizures
Loss of consciousness, ongoing seizures or sudden severe weakness.
Trauma or bleeding
Road accidents, major wounds, severe bleeding or suspected fractures.
Possible poisoning
Known or suspected ingestion of a toxin, medicine or harmful substance.
Heat or severe pain
Possible heatstroke, a swollen painful abdomen or obvious severe distress.
Unable to urinate
Repeated straining with little or no urine, especially in male cats.
What happens next
A calmer path through an urgent moment.
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Call and describe the problem
The team will ask focused questions and confirm whether a clinician is available.
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Follow the travel guidance
You may be asked to come in, take a safety step first or proceed to another appropriate facility.
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Assessment and stabilisation
Urgent problems are prioritised. Diagnostics or treatment depend on the individual case and clinical judgement.
Support available at our clinic
Facilities that may help during urgent dog and cat care.
Depending on your pet’s condition and the team available, care may include the following support.
In-house blood testing
Digital X-ray
Oxygen and ventilator support
Dedicated surgery theatre
Hospitalisation for dogs and cats
Referral guidance when appropriate
Ultrasound is not available in-house. Availability and suitability of any test, procedure or hospitalisation are determined case by case.
Emergency care questions
Know before you travel.
Can I walk in during an emergency?
Call first whenever possible. The line is answered 24/7, but the veterinarian may sometimes be on call. Calling lets the team confirm availability and prepare or guide you to an appropriate facility.
Is a veterinarian always physically present?
No. The emergency phone is answered 24/7, while the veterinarian may sometimes be on call. Please do not travel without calling first.
Do you treat exotic-pet emergencies?
No. Billu & Bella does not offer emergency treatment or hospitalisation for exotic pets. Call so the team can advise the safest next step.
Are emergency charges different?
Yes. Emergency charges apply outside normal routine care. The team will explain likely charges based on the case; there is no single fixed emergency price.
Urgent concern?
Call now. Do not submit an appointment form.
The emergency line is answered 24/7. Call before arrival so the team can guide you.
Call +91 93193 12319