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.
When a dog goes into shock, they need quick medical intervention. Learn the signs of shock, possible causes, and when to bring your dog to VEG ER for Pets.
Bladder stones can happen to any dog and it is important to know the signs to watch for. Our emergency vets are available 24/7 to help your dog's symptoms.
Has your dog stopped eating? Learn the most common causes of loss of appetite in dogs, what to do if your pup refuses food, and when to contact an emergency vet for expert help at VEG.
Did you know that cherry blossoms are poisonous for dogs? Read our vet blog today and call your local VEG emergency vet if your dog eats any part of the cherry blossom tree.
High blood pressure in dogs is serious. Learn the symptoms of high blood pressure (hypertension) in dogs and when to seek emergency care from VEG's ER vet staff.
