When dogs get into the trash, health and safety issues can follow. Read our blog to learn the dangers of dogs getting into garbage and how to prevent it.
Thinking about getting a second rabbit? Here's everything you need to know about fighting, bonding, and when it's time to seek help from VEG ER For Pets.
Exposure to blue-green algae can be fatal to dogs. Learn what it is, where its found, and what to do if you suspect your dog has been exposed to this bacteria.
A urinary tract blockage is a life-threatening medical emergency caused by an obstruction. This requires immediate vet intervention. In this article, learn the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment.
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.
Learn the cause and signs of leptospirosis in dogs and when to seek 24 hours emergency vet care. If you spot the signs, come in for prompt, expert vet diagnosis and treatment for your dog.
Excessive thirst in cats may signal diabetes, kidney issues, or more. Learn when to seek vet care for your cat and how VEG ER for Pets can help for any emergency symptoms.
Found a baby bird? Dog fought with a squirrel? In this article, we'll tell you how to handle wildlife interactions and when it's an emergency for your pet.
Garage hazards for pets can lead to poisoning or injury fast. Before your next DIY home project, see our safety tips, known toxin risks, and when to visit VEG ER for Pets, open 24/7.
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.
Every new kitten parent should be aware of common illnesses kittens get. Early treatment is key to avoiding an emergency. Read our blog to learn emergency signs.
Which houseplants should you buy if you have pets? Avoid toxic plants and find pretty pet-friendly plant alternatives. Read our blog to help keep pets safe!
If your cat is coughing, there could be several reasons, ranging from mild to serious. Learn more about what causes your cat to cough and when it is an emergency.
