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“Yes, all VEG locations are always open – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – even on holidays and weekends to care for pet emergencies.”

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“Yes, VEG offers pet urgent care for injuries and illnesses such as vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, limping, wounds, ear infections, eye problems, and constipation.

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    • IS VEG OPEN 24 HOURS?

      “Yes, all VEG locations are always open – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – even on holidays and weekends to care for pet emergencies.”

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    • DO I NEED AN APPOINTMENT?

      “At VEG, we don’t take appointments, because you can’t plan for an emergency. When the unexpected happens, call us or walk in to the nearest VEG location 24/7 for immediate care.”

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    • HOW DO I KNOW IF IT’S AN EMERGENCY?

      “Never self-diagnose your pet. Sometimes you just can’t tell if your pet is having a true emergency. But VEG can. Call a location near you anytime and a veterinarian will answer your medical questions and determine if you should come in.”

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    • CAN I GO TO VEG FOR URGENT CARE?

      “Yes, VEG offers pet urgent care for injuries and illnesses such as vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, limping, wounds, ear infections, eye problems, and constipation. Visit any VEG location and triage starts immediately by one of our emergency vets. Learn more about the medical services available for your pet at VEG.”

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    • CAN I BRING MY PET IN FOR DENTAL EMERGENCIES?

      “Yes, we’ll handle teeth emergencies, though standard dental care should be handled by your primary care veterinarian. Learn more about our medical services .”

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