Dogs can be clothing bandits and often swallow things like socks before you know it, and it is a medical emergency. Read on to know what to do if your dog eats a sock.
Plants, mulch, compost, and other springtime additions to your yard can be hazardous to pets. See how to pet-proof your home and keep your pet safe from harm.
Garlic is toxic to dogs—even in small amounts. It damages red blood cells and can lead to anemia, with symptoms appearing hours or days later. Signs include vomiting, lethargy, pale gums, and weakness. There’s no safe amount, so avoid it entirely. If your dog eats garlic, contact a vet right away—early care can prevent serious illness.
Does your dog eat cat food? Mealtime in a multi-pet home can be a challenge! Read on for emergency signs to watch for and how to prevent your dog from eating cat food.
New puppy? Yay! Help keep your little pup safe by knowing the signs to watch for in case of an emergency. Immediate care is key. VEG is open 24/7 for your pet.
If your pet hedgehog is losing weight, it could be an emergency that requires immediate vet care. In this article, we'll explore reasons why hedgehogs lose weight and what to do for them.
Is it an emergency if your pet bird is at the bottom of their cage? It could be. We discuss normal and not-so-normal bird habits, symptoms to watch for, and when it's an emergency.
Does your cat needs emergency vet care? Read the signs and symptoms of a cat emergency and if you should bring your cat to a VEG emergency pet hospital or if the issue can wait for a primary care vet.
Our emergency vet shares important information about chlorine and dogs: how harmful chlorine can be to dogs and what to do for your pet if they ingest chlorine.
