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.
Keep your dog or cat safe this holiday season with our pet-safe decorating tips. Learn how to pet-proof Christmas trees, ornaments, lights, cords, tinsel, and holiday plants. Discover safe alternatives to avoid holiday hazards to your pet.
Keep your pets safe this fall and winter with our fire safety tips. Learn how to protect your dog or cat around fireplaces, fire pits, space heaters, and candles — plus what to do if your pet suffers a burn.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Keep your exotic pet warm this winter! See our tips on how ferrets, rabbits, birds, and reptiles can stay cozy, safe, and healthy all winter long. VEG is open 24 hours for exotic emergency care.
Blood in dog stool can be caused by various reasons. A veterinary expert at VEG explains the different reasons that could cause a dog to poop blood, and potential treatments.
Wintertime can pose specific health threats to exotic pets. Know the dangers and what to watch out for to help keep your ferret, reptile, or other exotic pet healthy and safe.
