Veterinary Emergency Group

Frequently asked questions

What types of pets does VEG Beaverton treat in an emergency?

VEG Beaverton provides emergency and urgent care for all pets, including dogs, cats, birds, and exotic animals. This includes small mammals, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, turtles, nonvenomous snakes, and lizards. The facility is equipped to treat any pet that fits through the door.

Does VEG Beaverton require appointments for emergency care?

No, VEG Beaverton does not require appointments for emergency care. Pet owners can walk in 24/7 for immediate care. While not required, calling ahead is recommended so the team can be familiar with the situation upon arrival. A veterinarian is available by phone 24 hours a day to answer medical questions.

What diagnostic services are available on-site at VEG Beaverton?

VEG Beaverton offers a range of on-site diagnostic services. These include X-rays, point-of-care ultrasounds, and complete abdominal ultrasounds. In-house lab tests such as complete blood count, chemistry, point-of-care infectious disease testing, cytology, and urinalysis are also performed to provide fast results.

Can pet owners stay with their animals during treatment at VEG Beaverton?

Yes, pet owners are encouraged to stay with their pets throughout the entire treatment process at VEG Beaverton. There is no waiting in a lobby; pet parents can be involved in their pet's care from the start. If overnight hospitalization is needed, owners are welcome to stay and are provided with amenities such as Wi-Fi, snacks, and blankets.

What emergency surgical procedures can be performed at VEG Beaverton?

A highly trained emergency veterinarian is always on site to perform critical surgical procedures. These include foreign body removal, surgery for GDV (twisted stomach), pyometra surgery (removal of an infected uterus), emergency C-sections, and splenectomies (removal of the spleen). Endoscopy is also available for non-invasive foreign object removal.