Pet parents, the best plan to weather a storm is to plan ahead! In this blog, we'll tell you how to help pets with storm anxiety and ways to prep for a severe storm with pets.
When it's hot out, dog paws are susceptible to harmful damage on pavement and other hot terrain. Read our vet safety tips to help keep paws safe from burns and blisters.
Heatstroke in dogs can show up as panting, drooling, and other concerning symptoms. Know the signs and follow our vet's preventative safety tips to help keep your dog safe.
You can never plan for an emergency, but when your pet has one, know where to go. At VEG ER for Pets, your pet will be seen asap by a skilled veterinarian. Best of all, you can stay with your pet the whole time.
After updating our name and logo to VEG ER for Pets, our scrubs needed updating too. Instead of simply tossing our old-logo scrubs, we decided to reuse them for good—working with FIGS, our scrubs partner, to launch a recycling program.
How do you know if you should take your pet to the emergency vet vs. a primary care vet? We'll discuss the symptoms to watch for so you can identify when your pet is in crisis.
Sparks may be called a leadership summit, but it’s really about vision setting and igniting passion in our VEG leaders. Bringing together more than 300 VEGgies from across the country, Sparks is an opportunity to compare ideas and experiences, learn together, and align on goals for the year ahead.
VEG Cares helps VEG vets save pet lives when finances for care are otherwise unavailable. A VEG vet discusses the merits of VEG Cares and its success stories. Donate to VEG Cares today!
At VEG, veterinary nurses are the backbone of emergency care—bringing advanced training, compassion, and calm to every case. In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, we’re spotlighting their vital role with insights from Chief Nursing Officer Ken Yagi and the VEG Nursing Council. Learn how vet nurses elevate patient care, support families, and shape the future of emergency medicine.
