Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG)
Reviews
Reviews are mixed, with some customers praising VEG for their ability to diagnose and treat their pets when other clinics could not. However, some reviewers report negative experiences, including concerns about high costs, misdiagnoses, and perceived lack of care. Some reviewers mention feeling overcharged and that the staff was more concerned about payment than the pet's well-being.
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About Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG)
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) is a network of animal hospitals specializing in emergency veterinary care. VEG provides 24/7 emergency services for pets, including dogs, cats, birds, and reptiles. They offer comprehensive ER medical services, wellness exams, urgent care, and surgery. A key differentiator is their Fear-Free Certified team, which aims to provide a stress-free experience for pets, and they allow pet owners to stay with their pets throughout treatment. VEG's mission is to deliver prompt and compassionate emergency care around the clock. VEG hospitals are equipped with diagnostic equipment such as in-house bloodwork (CBC & Chemistry Panels) and digital X-rays. They offer emergency stabilization, hospitalization, and 24-hour monitoring. VEG also emphasizes an open hospital concept, allowing pet owners to remain with their animals during treatment. With over 120 hospitals across the United States and Canada, VEG is committed to providing top-quality emergency care. They have emergency-trained veterinary professionals ready for unexpected situations. VEG aims to provide exceptional ER care and customer experience for both pets and their owners. VEG collaborates with family vets to ensure comprehensive care. They offer specialized services such as endoscopy and abdominal ultrasound. Some locations have quiet rooms specifically designed for cats, birds, and exotic animals.