Rat poison is toxic to dogs and cats and can be fatal without quick treatment. Learn about types of rodenticides, symptoms of poisoning, and when to seek emergency vet care to keep your pets safe.
Halloween can be filled with frights for pets. Read about the pet dangers of Halloween, from chocolate to decor, and discover ways to help keep them safe.
Antifreeze poisoning in pets can be life-threatening, but it is preventable. Learn the symptoms of antifreeze toxicity in dogs and cats, how to act fast, and tips to keep your pets safe.
Everyday items around the home can be poisonous to dogs. Read up on which foods, plants, toys, medications, and more can put your dog in danger. Remember, VEG is open 24/7 to help.
Learn the signs, stages & prevention of hypothermia in dogs. Keep your pet safe this winter with expert tips from VEG emergency vets available 24 hours.
Hear from Dr. Mike White, an army veteran and veterinary medical director. He shares his perspective on veteran homelessness and support, as well as transitioning from a military to civilian career.
This Veterinary Technician Week, we celebrate our exceptional veterinary nurses. At VEG, we refer to our credentialed veterinary technicians as veterinary nurses because we believe that's the role they play—providing expert care and leadership in every aspect of veterinary medicine. Beyond celebrating them, we create opportunities for our vet nurses to grow and succeed in unexpected ways. We find ways to say YES—empowering them to use their skills to their fullest potential,
The risks were high. Removing the tree branch from Hughie's leg could cause him to bleed out. Read on to see how the expert ER vet staff at VEG approached this scary situation.
