Corona Animal Emergency Center

03/12/2026

12/25/2025

While many families were spending Christmas Eve together at home, our team was here, caring for pets in crisis.

To the incredible doctors, technicians, and support staff who spent Christmas Eve helping families when they needed it most, we are beyond grateful for your dedication, compassion, and heart.

From critical care to comforting anxious pet parents, this is what real holiday heroes look like. 💙

Thank you, CAEC family, for showing up when it matters most.

Open 24/7, 365 days a year.

12/24/2025

From chocolate to shiny ribbons, a few simple steps can help keep your furry family safe.

👉 Read our full Holiday Pet Safety Guide here:
https://coronaanimaler.com/blog/christmas-holiday-pet-safety-emergencies/

We’re open 24/7 for emergencies.
📍 Corona Animal Emergency Center
📞 (951) 482-5137

10/17/2025

Vet Tech Week: The Celebration You Deserve! 🎉🐾

This week was all about YOU - our extraordinary veterinary technicians!

From life-saving expertise to endless compassion, you show up every day for pets, their families, and your team.

We celebrated with games, gifts, laughter, and so much gratitude, because you truly are the heartbeat of veterinary medicine.

🩺 Heroes in scrubs.
🐾 The reason behind every healed pet.
❤️ The soul of our hospital.

This is your moment. This is your week. And this is our THANK YOU.

09/18/2025

This is the incredible story of a tiny fighter who beat the odds. When a brave mama cat needed emergency surgery, our team leapt into action.
Despite heartbreak, one kitten emerged-weighing just 144 grams and born with a secret weapon: extra toes!

We call them his . His fight is why we're here 24/7.

SHARE to spread this miracle!

05/16/2025

🚨 K9 HERO EMERGENCY! LOKI’S LIFE-SAVING SURGERY AT CAEC 🐕‍🦺

Meet Loki, a brave 6-year-old Belgian Malinois from the K9 Unit. After training, his handler knew something was wrong—Loki was sluggish and in distress. Every second counted.

Rushed to CAEC, Loki was diagnosed with GDV (Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus)—a deadly stomach twist requiring emergency surgery. Thanks to Dr. Jurak and our ER team, Loki is now on the mend!

🐾 Heroes save heroes. At CAEC, we’re here 24/7 for critical cases like Loki’s.

📍 Corona Animal Emergency Center – Expert emergency care when it matters most. ⏳

💬 Tag a pet lover! Would you recognize the signs of GDV? Comment below! ⬇️

05/12/2025

🚨 Pet Owners – Read This! 🚨
Knowing the critical signs of a pet emergency could save your furry friend’s life. Don’t wait until it’s too late—check out this helpful guide from CAEC to know when it’s time to seek emergency care:

Top Pet Emergency Signs You Should Never Ignore (And What to Do)As a pet parent, you never know when an emergency might strike. Whether it’s an injury, sudden illness, or another urgent situation, being prepared can make all the difference in getting your pet the care they need. Here’s how you c...

04/11/2025

🔥HER UTERUS WAS A TICKING TIME BOMB (And Your Dog Could Be Next)

⚠️1 in 4 unspayed dogs develop this DEADLY condition by age 10.
Would YOU recognize the signs before it's too late?

💀PYOMETRA: THE SILENT KILLER VETS FEAR MOST:

She was perfectly healthy... until she wasn't.

✅ Early Warning Signs (Easy to Miss):
• Acting "off" or lethargic
• Slight vaginal discharge
• Drinking excessively
• Loss of appetite

🚨Late-Stage EMERGENCY:
• Swollen belly (pus-filled uterus)
• Vomiting or collapse
• 72-hour window to fatal sepsis

🩺HOW IT'S TREATED (IF YOU'RE LUCKY):

1️⃣ Emergency ultrasound → Reveals a toxic,
swollen uterus (swipe to see Xray).
2️⃣ Race against time → Emergency spay surgery.
3️⃣ ICU + IV antibiotics→ Costs 3X more than
preventive spaying—if the dog survives.

📉 Survival odds drop 25% EVERY DAY atter symptoms start.

💡THE LIFE-SAVING FIX:
✨SPAYING = 100% PREVENTION✨
(No uterus, no pyometra. No emergency. No heartbreak.)

🔥 SHARE TO SAVE LIVES:
Tag someone who needs to see this! Most dog owners don't know pyometra exists until it's too late.

🏥 VETS SEE THIS TRAGEDY DAILY. EDUCATION SAVES LIVES!

X-ray courtesy of The Animal Medical Center of NYC

04/03/2025

One Hour. One Miracle. The Stray Who Refused to Give Up.

🚨 EMERGENCY ALERT: A Good Samaritan found Billie, a pregnant stray, in labor—a puppy stuck for over an hour. Time was running out.

💔 Tragedy struck—the first pup didn’t survive. An ultrasound revealed more inside… but only one faint heartbeat.

⚡ Our vet team at CAEC SPRANG INTO ACTION:
✔ Emergency C-section to save her life
✔ Lifesaving spay (severe complications)
✔ One tiny survivor—fighting to live

❤️ TODAY: Billie & her miracle pup are healing—because heroes like YOU.

👉 HOW YOU CAN HELP:
✅ DONATE to your local rescue—every dollar makes a difference!
✅ SHARE this post—awareness saves lives!
✅ FOSTER if you have room in your heart and home!

03/26/2025

Vet School Just Got Real!

Future vets from Western University had an unforgettable, hands-on experience in emergency medicine with Dr. Stenseng at Corona Animal Emergency Center! From life-saving procedures to real-world training, we’re shaping the next generation of veterinary heroes.

🔍 Education + Experience = Exceptional Care!

👉 Know a future vet who needs to see this? Tag them below! ⬇️

03/20/2025

🚨 Otis Beat Bloat! 🐾 A Life-Saving Story You Need to Know!

Meet Otis, the brave Great Dane who survived emergency surgery for bloat (GDV) and had his spleen removed. Bloat is a life-threatening condition where a dog’s stomach fills with gas and twists—without immediate treatment, it can be fatal.

Thankfully, Otis received fast, expert emergency care, and now he’s on the road to recovery! 💙

⚠️ Know the Signs of Bloat in Dogs:
🔹 Swollen or hard belly
🔹 Unproductive retching (trying to vomit but nothing comes out)
🔹 Restlessness or pacing
🔹 Excessive drooling

🚑 Act FAST—bloat is an emergency! If you notice these signs, get to an emergency vet immediately.

🐶 Have questions about bloat or emergency pet care? Drop them in the comments! ⬇️

03/15/2025

🚨 EMERGENCY ALERT: Puppy in Distress!

When this 8-week-old pup came in choking and struggling to breathe, our expert team sprang into action. You can see the concern on Dr. Jenny's face— every second mattered. After stabilizing him, we discovered enlarged tonsils and wheezing, but the real culprit? A squeaky toy he had swallowed-a critical find that could have gone unnoticed.

This little fighter is now on the mend, but his story is a reminder for all pet parents:

**Know the Signs of Choking in Pets:**
✔️ Gagging or coughing
✔️ Pawing at the mouth
✔️ Difficulty breathing
✔️ Distress or panic

⏳ Every second counts in a pet emergency! If your pet shows these symptoms, act fast and seek veterinary help immediately.

💙Let's wish him a full recovery! Share this post to help spread awareness— knowing these signs could save a life!