Veterinary Emergency Group
Veterinary Emergency Group is an emergency & critical care practice in White Plains, NY. Procedures include Foreign body removal, Heart failure, Surgery for GDV (twisted stomach), and Lethargy.
About
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) in White Plains, NY, operates as a 24/7 emergency and urgent care veterinary hospital. They specialize in handling a wide range of pet emergencies, from accidents and toxin ingestions to complex surgeries like foreign body removal and splenectomies. The hospital is equipped to perform in-house diagnostics, including bloodwork, chemistry, and point-of-care infectious disease testing, ensuring rapid results for critical cases.
VEG serves pet owners in the White Plains area and beyond, offering immediate care without the need for appointments. They are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays, and treat all types of pets, including dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, and reptiles. Pet parents are encouraged to stay with their pets throughout the treatment process, fostering a transparent and involved care experience.
Surgical team
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Dr. Chennault
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Madison
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Julissa
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Jennifer
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Dr. Dane
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Dr. Kennedy Tool
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Dr. Pauline Bravo
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Veronica
Procedures
- Foreign body removal
- Heart failure
- Surgery for GDV (twisted stomach)
- Lethargy
- Ear infections
- Wounds
- Breathing problems
- Urinalysis
- Diagnostics and Testing
- Pyometra surgery (removal of an infected uterus)
- Toxin ingestions
- Diarrhea
- Limping
- Vet Surgery
- Complete blood count
- Lab tests
- Endoscopy
- Pain
- Accidents
- Point-of-care infectious disease testing
- Egg binding
- Injuries
- Swelling
- Humane euthanasia
- Splenectomies (removal of the spleen)
- Eye problems
- Trouble breathing
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Emergency C-sections
- Chemistry
- Constipation
- Vomiting
- Bone fractures or dislocations
- Bleeding
- Pain management
- Cytology
- End-of-life Care
- Bloodwork
Equipment
- X-rays
- Pet Ultrasound
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of emergencies does VEG White Plains treat?
- VEG treats a wide range of emergencies including accidents, toxin ingestions, breathing problems, gastrointestinal issues, injuries, heart failure, bone fractures or dislocations, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, limping, wounds, ear infections, eye problems, and constipation.
- Can I bring exotic pets to VEG White Plains?
- Yes, VEG provides emergency and urgent care for all kinds of pets, including exotics. They treat common exotic pet problems such as egg binding, gastrointestinal disease, husbandry-related issues, breathing issues, skin/scale/feather issues, and trauma. If it fits through the door, they will treat it.
- Do I need an appointment to bring my pet to VEG White Plains?
- No, appointments are not needed at VEG. You can call and speak directly with a veterinarian or walk in 24/7 for immediate care, as emergencies can happen anytime and cannot be planned.
- What diagnostic capabilities are available at VEG White Plains?
- VEG offers on-site diagnostics including X-rays, point-of-care ultrasounds, complete abdominal ultrasounds, complete blood count, chemistry, point-of-care infectious disease testing, cytology, and urinalysis, providing same-day results for timely treatment.
- What is the approach to pet owner involvement in care at VEG White Plains?
- At VEG, pet parents are encouraged to stay with their pets throughout the entire treatment process. There is no waiting in a lobby; care begins immediately upon arrival, and pet owners can be as involved as they like in their pet's care, with transparent communication about treatment options.
Contact & hours
Address
44 S Broadway
White Plains
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