Blue Cross Veterinary Clinic provides emergency and intensive care for its patients. The Sofia clinic is open every day from 8:00 to 22:00. No new patients are admitted after 22:00.
When it is an emergency
- Trauma and accidents – hit by a car, falls, bite wounds
- Laboured or rapid breathing, blue gums
- Suspected poisoning (chocolate, rodenticides, antifreeze, medicines, plants)
- Swollen abdomen, unproductive retching (gastric torsion)
- Inability to urinate, especially in male cats
- Seizures, loss of consciousness, sudden paralysis
- Heavy bleeding, open wounds, fractures
- Difficult labour, severe diarrhoea or vomiting with blood
What to do
- Call +359 898 361 903 before you set off, so that we can advise you on the way.
- Do not give food, water or medication unless instructed by a vet.
- In case of poisoning bring the packaging or a photo of the substance.
- Transport the animal carefully, in a box or on a firm surface if a fracture is suspected.
Intensive care
The intensive care unit is equipped for continuous monitoring of vital signs, oxygen therapy and fluid therapy. Hospitalised patients are cared for by doctors around the clock.
