Where is VEG ER for Pets located?

VEG ER for Pets is located at 4211 S Lamar Blvd Ste A-10, Austin, TX 78704, USA, in Austin, TX.

What veterinary specialties does VEG ER for Pets offer?

VEG ER for Pets offers Emergency & Critical Care at its Austin location.

How can I contact VEG ER for Pets?

VEG ER for Pets can be reached by phone at (737) 243-9408 or online at veg.com/locations/texas/south-lamar-austin.

VEG ER for Pets

VEG ER for Pets is an emergency & critical care practice in Austin, TX.

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VEG ER for Pets is an emergency & critical care practice in Austin, TX. Located at 4211 S Lamar Blvd Ste A-10.

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4211 S Lamar Blvd Ste A-10
Austin

Phone

(737) 243-9408

Website

veg.com/locations/texas/south-lamar-austin

4.7 · 991 Google reviews

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3 months ago

Maudie Thornton

My little shadow needed emergency surgery and VEG took the bestest care of my bestest girl! I was triaged within 5 min of arriving. My precious little baby was assessed and we had a plan in place with in 20 min. Even after all was said and done and we got home, I called to run symptoms past the doctors and staff and they made me feel confident that I could take care of her at home! I won’t trust anyone else my emergency care for my fur babies!
3 months ago

Ellie Baroni

Dr. Lucas and his team were amazing. We would like to say a special thank you to Nurse Corinne, who my husband and I watched try to revive my dogs puppy for over an hour. While the puppy unfortunately didn’t make it, we left knowing he was in the best hands possible and every means necessary was taken to try and get him to breathe. We will always be thankful for you Corinne. And Dr. Lucas, who performed our emergency surgery and got our sweet Harbor back home safe to us. Also a special thank you to Morgan, who welcomed us with a smile during a scary time and even got us coffee which was much needed after staying up 30+ hours with our dog in labor. Thank you guys so much and everyone else involved for everything you all did. You will all always have a special place in our hearts. A big thank you from Harbor too, if she could talk she’d say you were all amazing❤️
5 months ago

pk g

The team at VEG ER made what was one of the worst days of my life as tolerable as possible. I came in around 0400 with my chihuahua, Dallas, and they immediately met him with care and me with grace. Throughout the entire diagnostic process they were communicative and sincere. Ultimately I had to make the choice to put my best friend down. The team there was so patient with me as I tried to ask questions, I know it wasn’t easy talking to me in that state. They let me have others join me and I even got to bring my other dog so she could say goodbye to her brother. When it came time to send Dallas off, we were in a private room and never once rushed. Obviously losing my best friend was a terrible experience, but the doctors & techs here really did make it as not-awful as possible. I’m so grateful they could stop Dallas’s suffering. If I ever need emergency care for my other pup, I’ll definitely be coming here.

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3 months ago

Adeline Dornik

The staff at VEG were so sweet and thoughtful when we brought our Moka in. He was not doing well, but the techs, doctor, and receptionist were all so supportive to us during this hard time. We were offered seating to spend our last day with him. The overnight doctor called us and was very honest and caring when she took over. Although Moka did not make it home with us, his final moments were very special and memorable. I am so grateful for the staff. Facility was clean and comfortable. I hope I wont have to return with other pets, but if that is the case this will be my first choice
4 months ago

Rachel Phillips

In a better world, I wouldn't be leaving this review tonight. Thankfully, the experience was the best it could be given the circumstances. My 15 year old cat Blair had a long history of medical issues. She'd been on a steady medication regime for about 5 years and just started a new medication for her thyroid. All this to say, I know she hasn't been at perfect health for a while, but when she started wheezing this morning, I knew that was a red flag. Her breathing was very labored, she didnt want to be touched, wouldn't eat, and then peed on my bed, which she has never done before. Our vet didn't have any availabilities for the day by the time I was able to call, so my husband and I took her to VEG. We were seen immediately, and everybody at the clinic worked with a really calming efficiency. They took her vitals, identified fluid in her lungs, got her some oxygen, and then sent a cost estimate for the potential tests. Here's the thing - we lost our other cat earlier this year, about the same amount of time after starting her on the medication Blair just started, so we were skeptical about the necessity of all of the tests. Dr. B was very honest and frank with us about Blair's health. She looked over her past blood work and vitals and let us know that our Blair was in end stage, and getting the fluid out of her lungs would be... difficult, likely impossible given her current health. And taking her home tonight would mean risking her passing in a painful way. So with the help of the VEG staff, we said goodbye to my best friend of 15 years tonight. I would have rather been able to do it at home, but I wouldn't risk making her last moments a struggle for anything. They had a nice private room and let us spend time with her there until we were ready, and even got prints of her nose and paw for us in ink. Thank you, even though this sucked a lot, you were all very supportive and kind.

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