Emergency vet in Casablanca — 7 days a week
A road accident, a poisoning, a cat that can no longer urinate: when every minute counts, you need a vet who answers and is ready to operate. Dr Bassir's emergency line answers 7 days a week at 06 61 49 26 18. Call before coming: the team guides you through the right first-aid steps and prepares your welcome on arrival.
What counts as a true emergency
Some situations cannot wait until tomorrow. Consult immediately — or rather, call immediately — if your pet has been in a road accident, fallen from height, been poisoned (household product, plant, human medication, rat poison) or bitten by a snake or insect.
Other emergencies are less visible but just as serious: abdominal bloating with unsuccessful retching in dogs (gastric torsion, fatal within hours), difficult labor, urinary blockage — especially in male cats —, eye injuries and breathing difficulty. In doubt, call: describing the symptoms over the phone is often enough to decide.
First aid: what to do and what not to do
Before and during the journey, good reflexes matter as much as arriving at the clinic. Here is what the team will most often ask of you:
- Do: keep your pet calm and warm, limit movement in case of trauma, note the time and amount in case of suspected ingestion, bring the packaging of the swallowed product.
- Don't: never give human medication (paracetamol is deadly to cats), do not induce vomiting without advice, do not remove an embedded foreign body, do not force the animal to drink.
- Always: call 06 61 49 26 18 before leaving — a few seconds of phone guidance can prevent an irreversible mistake.
Reachable at night, weekends and public holidays
The emergency line answers 7 days a week, including at night, on weekends and public holidays. It is a direct number, not a switchboard: you reach the clinic's own team, who already know the follow-up files and can make the right decisions without losing time.
Call before coming: within seconds, the team assesses the severity, tells you the immediate steps and prepares the necessary equipment. On arrival, your pet is taken care of without a queue — and if surgery is needed, you receive a written quote before any procedure.
A clinic ready to operate, not just to receive
An emergency that arrives at a clinic without an operating theatre loses precious time. Here, anesthesia is dosed to the gram after blood work done on site in the laboratory, X-rays guide the diagnosis of trauma, and Dr Bassir — a veterinary surgeon for over 20 years — personally handles surgical cases, from orthopedics to abdominal emergencies.
After the operation, monitoring continues: supervised recovery, pain relief, temperature control. In most cases discharge happens the same day with written follow-up instructions and a scheduled check-up.
FAQ
How much does an emergency vet visit cost in Casablanca?
The emergency consultation has a specific fee announced by phone as soon as you call. Any additional procedure comes with a written quote before it is performed — even at night, you know what you are committing to.
Will my pet suffer during the journey?
In an emergency, pain is managed from the moment of arrival, often before any exam: analgesia is a priority of the protocol. During the journey, keep the animal calm and warm, and immobilize it if trauma is suspected.
How long does an emergency treatment take?
It depends on the case: stabilization takes 30 to 60 minutes for most medical emergencies, several hours for surgery. You are kept informed at every stage, and discharge happens the same day in most cases.
How do I know if it is really an emergency?
In doubt, call 06 61 49 26 18: describing the symptoms is often enough to decide. Always emergencies: breathing difficulty, inability to urinate, abdominal bloating with unsuccessful retching, seizures, hemorrhage, difficult labor.
A procedure in mind? Start with a message.
Describe the situation on WhatsApp: Dr Bassir will tell you whether a pre-operative visit is needed and what it will include.
