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Pet Symptom Checker

Check your dog or cat's symptoms and get guidance on when to seek veterinary care in Mauritius

Important Disclaimer

This symptom checker provides general guidance only and is NOT a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis and treatment. If your pet is showing concerning symptoms, always consult a qualified veterinarian immediately. In emergencies, contact an emergency vet right away.

How to Use the Symptom Checker

Our pet symptom checker helps you understand the urgency of your pet's condition and whether immediate veterinary care is needed. Simply select your pet type and the symptoms they're experiencing, and we'll provide guidance.

The tool categorizes symptoms into emergency, urgent, monitor, or routine situations, helping you make informed decisions about your pet's care in Mauritius.

Important: This tool provides general guidance only and is NOT a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis. Always consult a qualified veterinarian for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Step 1: Select Your Pet Type

When to See a Vet in Mauritius

Emergency Symptoms - Seek Immediate Care

  • Difficulty breathing or gasping for air
  • Severe bleeding that won't stop
  • Seizures or convulsions
  • Collapse or inability to stand
  • Swollen, hard abdomen (especially in large dogs - could be bloat)
  • Severe trauma or accident injuries
  • Possible poisoning or toxin ingestion
  • Prolonged vomiting or diarrhea with blood
  • Inability to urinate
  • Eye injuries or sudden blindness

Urgent Symptoms - See Vet Within 24 Hours

  • Multiple episodes of vomiting or diarrhea
  • Not eating for more than 24 hours
  • Severe lethargy or weakness
  • Limping or signs of pain
  • Excessive thirst or urination (especially in Mauritius heat)
  • Coughing that persists or worsens
  • Signs of heatstroke (excessive panting, drooling)
  • Skin problems with bleeding or oozing

Monitor Symptoms - Call if Worsens

  • Mild decrease in appetite for 1-2 meals
  • Single episode of vomiting (no other symptoms)
  • Mild scratching or skin irritation
  • Minor behavioral changes
  • Sneezing without other symptoms

Need Professional Veterinary Care?

Our symptom checker provides guidance, but only a veterinarian can properly diagnose and treat your pet. Find a trusted vet in Mauritius today.