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02/03/2026

Holi is a festival of joy for us, but for our pets, it can be a day of hidden dangers. From toxic chemicals to respiratory distress, what looks like “colorful fun” can quickly turn into an emergency.

🚨 THE HOLI EMERGENCY CHEAT SHEET (Save this! 🚩)

If the unthinkable happens, here is your immediate action plan:

COLOR IN EYES: Flush immediately with clean, lukewarm water for 10 minutes. Do NOT use human eye drops.
IF THEY LICK IT: Do NOT induce vomiting. This can cause more harm. Offer water or plain curd and call us immediately.
SKIN IRRITATION: Use only mild pet shampoo. NEVER use kerosene, spirits, or human soap to “scrub” the color off, it pushes toxins deeper into the skin.
DIFFICULTY BREATHING: Move them to a well-ventilated, powder-free room. Heavy panting or coughing is a major red flag.
ANXIETY: If they are shaking or hiding, turn on the AC/fan and play white noise to drown out the celebration sounds.

The Golden Rule: If you see “scared eyes” or “whale eye” (showing the whites of their eyes), your pet isn’t playing they are stressed.

Let’s keep the colors on the ground and off the paws! 🐾✨

28/02/2026

The dog be like , I k-n-o-w!!

26/02/2026

Is it an emergency or can it wait until morning? 🐾🕰️

Every pet parent has been there: it’s 3 AM, your dog is acting strange, and you’re staring at the phone wondering if you should rush to the ER.

Our latest guide breaks down common scenarios to help you decide when to seek immediate emergency care and when it’s safe to book a 9 AM appointment at GreenCoatVets.

Save this post for the next time you aren’t sure, and share it with a fellow pet owner!

📍 SCO 20, Near Bestech Mall, Mohali
📞 09608550006

19/02/2026

In light of recent incidents within the Tricity, we’re sharing this guide to help our feeders and residents stay vigilant.

If you see something suspicious in your society, from “laced” food to threats report it.

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13/02/2026

At our clinic, there is no such thing as a “routine” anesthesia. While a procedure might be minor, the physiological impact on the body requires a professional, data driven approach.

By screening the Liver and Kidneys, we move from guessing to knowing. This simple step allows us to tailor our care to your pet’s specific needs, ensuring they return home to you safely.

Knowledge is the best medicine. ✨

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08/02/2026

The canine heart isn’t just “bigger”, it is structurally optimized for high pressure performance. From the thickness of the ventricular walls to the unique partnership with the spleen for “on demand” oxygen, a dog’s internal engine is built for a level of intensity that humans can only achieve with years of athletic conditioning.

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06/02/2026

It is what it is 🤷🏻‍♀️🐶🐾

03/02/2026

Anatomy 101: Understanding the “Whys” behind the “Wags” 🐾

As pet parents, understanding the basics of canine anatomy helps us provide better care. Today, let’s look at the Knees & Hips:

The Stifle Joint: Unlike us, a dog’s “knee” (stifle) is almost always under tension. This is why ACL (or CCL in dogs) injuries are so common.

The Tail’s Purpose: It’s more than a happy-meter! The tail acts as a rudder for balance when swimming and a stabilizer when leaping or turning.

Regular check ups help us catch joint issues before they affect your pup’s mobility. 🦴

29/01/2026

Being a pet parent is a huge responsibility, and sometimes the things we think are ‘treats’ or ‘just a phase’ can be the most dangerous. Education is the first step to a long, happy life for your fur-baby!

Which one of these do you want to learn more about? Let us know below!

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28/01/2026

🚨 EMERGENCY: What if your dog’s gums turn blue?

It’s a sight no pet owner wants to see, but knowing what it means can save a life. Healthy dog gums should be a “bubblegum pink.” If they turn blue, purple, or slate grey, it is a medical emergency.

What it means: Your dog isn’t getting enough oxygen. This could be due to:

Choking or airway obstruction
Heart failure
Pneumonia or lung issues
Toxin exposure

What to do: Do not wait. Do not “monitor” it. Head to the nearest emergency vet immediately. 🏥

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26/01/2026

Democracy is about community, and our community includes them✨

This Jan 26th, take a pledge to be a better neighbor to the strays on your street. A little food, a little water, and a lot of empathy go a long way in building a compassionate India.

23/01/2026

It starts with a cat sitting in his litter box for a little too long. Maybe he cries out once. You might think he’s just constipated.

But for a male cat, this is often a Urethral Obstruction—and it is one of the most serious emergencies we see at the clinic. 🏥

When a cat is “blocked,” his body cannot get rid of metabolic waste. Potassium levels spike, which can cause the heart to stop. This isn’t a “wait and see” situation. It’s a “drive to the vet right now” situation.

Swipe through to learn the 5 warning signs every cat parent needs to know. 🐾

Has your cat ever had a urinary scare? Let’s talk in the comments to help other owners stay vigilant. 👇

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Sco-20, Phase-9 Industrial Area, Sector-66A(S. A. S Nagar) Mohali
Mohali
160059

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