VEG ER for Pets
VEG ER for Pets is an emergency & critical care practice in Paramus, NJ. Procedures include Emergency C-sections, Oxygen therapy, Foreign body removal, and Splenectomies.
About
VEG ER for Pets in Paramus is a 24-hour emergency and urgent care facility dedicated to treating dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and other exotic animals. The hospital is equipped to handle a wide range of acute medical needs, including trauma, toxin ingestion, respiratory distress, and gastrointestinal issues. Their facility features an open floor plan designed to allow pet owners to stay with their animals during treatment and hospitalization, fostering a collaborative approach between the veterinary team and pet parents.
The clinic provides immediate triage for urgent care cases, such as limping, wounds, or ear infections, without the need for appointments. They maintain in-house diagnostic capabilities, including bloodwork, ultrasound, and X-rays, to facilitate rapid results. The hospital also offers surgical services, endoscopy, and end-of-life care. They serve the Bergen County area and surrounding communities, working in coordination with primary care veterinarians to ensure continuity of care for their patients.
Surgical team
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Erin Brady
Dr. Brady completed her undergraduate and veterinary training at Colorado State University.
Procedures
- Emergency C-sections
- Oxygen therapy
- Foreign body removal
- Splenectomies
- Fluid therapy
- Endoscopy
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals can be treated at this emergency hospital?
- The hospital is equipped to treat a wide variety of pets, including dogs, cats, and exotic animals. This includes small mammals such as ferrets, rabbits, and guinea pigs, as well as birds and reptiles like turtles, snakes, and lizards. If the animal can fit through the door, the veterinary team is prepared to provide emergency or urgent care.
- Do I need to schedule an appointment for emergency or urgent care?
- No appointments are necessary for emergency or urgent care services. The facility operates on a walk-in basis 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. While you are welcome to walk in at any time, calling ahead is recommended so the staff can be prepared for your arrival and the specific needs of your pet.
- What surgical procedures are performed at this facility?
- The emergency veterinary team is trained to perform a variety of critical procedures on-site. Common emergency surgeries include foreign body removal, surgery for gastric dilatation-volvulus (twisted stomach), pyometra surgery for infected uteruses, emergency C-sections, and splenectomies. In certain cases, they may also utilize non-invasive endoscopy to remove foreign objects.
- Can I stay with my pet during their treatment?
- Yes, the hospital utilizes an open floor plan that encourages pet parents to stay with their animals throughout the entire visit. This policy applies to emergency examinations, treatments, and even during surgical procedures or overnight hospitalizations. The staff provides amenities such as pillows and blankets to ensure owners remain comfortable while staying by their pet's side.