We came in after our puppy got a big cut in his ear, and they welcomed him in open arms, took care of him and sang to him as they were doing thier procedure. you can tell the staff who works here lives what they do. I wont go anywhere else for a future vet visit. I know Rocket is thankful for the staff, as well as my fiancée and I! read more

On Memorial Day, I brought in my cat due to being lethargic and not eating due to pancreatitis/KD disease. Of course, it was over a 30 min wait to see the doctor but understandable as it is an ER and it was a holiday. Dr. Ganay came in the room and answered all the concerns I had (I had taken my cat to urgent care 2 days before and the DR. didn't acknowledge anything). She thoroughly explained Yogi's lab work and any questions I had. We had to leave him for hospitalization for 24 hours and I am so glad that the staff was very thorough as my Yogi boy is a very spicy old boy. Every time I take him to other vets, they say he is difficult and always want to put him on Gabapentin to do the least like draw blood. I was glad I left him hospitalized here at this ER because the staff was so kind (I really wish I could remember their names but whoever took care of Yogi in the AM and PM). They offered me to stay in a room overnight but I had to take my 2 other boy cats to a dental procedure the next morning (such terrible timing). Of course, the bill was high but what can you expect? Its an ER and hospitalization. Yogi has been home for a little over 24 hours and he did a complete 360 after being hospitalized, very hungry and happier. Overall, truly thank you to Dr. Ganay and the two techs I got to speak with when I left him and picked him up. read more

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Thank you for your response. I want to clarify that the concern is not whether emergency care is costly or requires consent. The concern is the timing and prioritization during a life-threatening emergency. The patient was described as unable to urinate, lethargic, bleeding, and with a dropping heart rate--conditions that indicate a critical emergency requiring immediate stabilization. Despite this, there was a continued focus on obtaining financial authorization while the patient's condition was actively declining, including acknowledgment by staff of a dropping heart rate. This is the basis of my concern, and it has been formally submitted to the appropriate regulatory board for review. read more

On Thanksgiving, our elderly pet rat, Apricot, suddenly became lethargic and developed labored breathing. Rats are wonderful pets, but their lifespan is short, and they're prone to tumors. Apricot had developed a mammary tumor a few months prior and was nearly two years old. It was clear she was in distress, and we felt the most humane choice was to end her suffering. We assumed nothing would be open on a holiday, but I called VEG after remembering their location next to the Vons I visit. The receptionist was kind and told us to come in right away for euthanasia. When we arrived, the large main treatment area was focused on a critical case involving a Labrador, with a family gathered nearby. There were comfortable couches in a waiting area with plenty of room. We were placed in a private room to wait, which was thoughtfully designed to feel calm and comforting. It had soft lighting, gentle music, electric candles, a fragrance diffuser, and even a memory book where we wrote about Apricot while we waited. It was sweet to read what others had written too. That space made a difficult moment more manageable. Over about 45 minutes, staff checked in on us regularly, offering water and explaining the process. Once available, the doctor discussed euthanasia options. Unlike our regular vet, who uses gas, they explained that they prefer intravenous injection for a more controlled and peaceful passing. However, due to Apricot's size and likely dehydration, accessing a vein was extremely difficult. Multiple staff members attempted carefully to find one in her tail, but it was understandably challenging. The remaining option was an intracardiac injection--a needle through her chest into the heart. Apricot was already minimally responsive, and we agreed to proceed. I stepped out, while my husband stayed with her. He said she reacted briefly but passed almost immediately. This wasn't an easy experience, but the staff handled it with honesty, patience, and respect. They kept us informed at every step and treated both us and Apricot with dignity, never once making us feel like she was "just a rat". A few days later, we received a sympathy card signed by what looked like the entire team. That unexpected gesture meant a great deal to our family. With all the pets over my lifetime and all the euthanasia we've had for them, never once did a vet send us a sympathy card. We expected a high emergency holiday cost, especially given the circumstances, but the total was about $200, only slightly more than our regular vet. While euthanasia for small animals like rats can be technically difficult, we're grateful VEG was available when we needed immediate help. Everyone, from receptionist to vet tech to nurse to doctor was kind and gentle. I would return for future care, especially in urgent situations. read more

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This ER vet is open concept, meaning you can see what the vets are working on and doing to pets. Very interesting, never been to anything like it before but it was a nice change. We came in and were warmly greeted and attended. We got helped relatively right away and it took about an hour or two to get results. Everything went smooth and all our questions were addressed. It is costly. The er initial visit fee is 215 + recommended diagnostic services . I paid about $1600 read more

VEG ER for Pets - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

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Its long but worth it if you love your pet . *** Dr. Yashiri the director graduated in 2017 Dr. Abed head doctor graduated in 2020 and Brooke Midgal graduated 8 months ago. These people combined have 15 years of experience. I brought my English bulldog here for a hurt leg . Dr. Migdal saw her and wanted to give her methadone because my girl was worked up.The doctor said it would calm her down. It made my dog worse with almost uncontrolled panting . The doctor walks over and says , I dont like the way shes breathing ...I thought" no shit." So the doctor says I want to give her something to calm her down . WTF isnt that what the methadone was ? The vet didnt properly explain side effects the oxygen was barely on , I know because I put my hand to it. I asked for my money back and the vet said she would return it once I left. My dog has not stopped panting so they wanted to give her midazolam after the methadone and narcan. I pretty much wasnt given a choice because her breathing was so bad. She is now intubated but breathing ok.I asked dr. Midgal how long she has been a vet , she didnt answer, i said years? She said yes . Turns out shes only been a vet 8 months. Is that ethical ? Then theres Jasmin. She was on the phone with Dr. Betty whom i assume is one of the main vets here. The doctor asked how my baby was and jasmine couldnt get up to walk 10 steps to ask the only competent person, ( Gail) here how stella was doing . Jasmines response was i can hear breathing . Then proceeded to laugh about who knows what. I spent a while on the phone with doctor Abeti who couldnt do anything but apologize. I let here know that her staff is a reflection on her. I asked her to come down and she didnt want to because she lives an hour away i told so did I and ill be missing work tomorrow she didnt care . Im waiting for the director to call me tomorrow. I forgot to mention that while my dog was suffering the vet was in the back doing who knows what. I sent two people to call her but she took her sweet time . Im so mad at myself I should of taken her where I usually go, VCA WLA but i thought since it was just to check her leg it would be fine . So I would really reconsider bringing your special breeds here . The star for the nurse Gail that explained things and provided some assurance. Gail stayed with my dog the whole time , she missed lunch and probably her breaks. She was heaven sent . So it is now 444am. A sick dog came in and 2 techs were wearing gowns and taking precautions, why did the vet ( migdal) go into the room with the sick dog without protective gear and her laptop and then try to go back to where my girl is. The tube is out and Dr. Abedi wants to jump on a teleahealth call with a critical care team on the east coast because she feels I don't trust them. Mind you , we are on the 8th dose of medicine and my angel still isnt awake. Now Dr.Abedi called Dr.Jan Hall a critical specialist out of Torrance who was extremely rude because I asked why they keep reversing medications that they insist on giving her. Dr. Jan said "its 440 in the morning , its fine." The dismissive attitude is disgusting. Now they've offered me a transport ambulance to VCAWLA. Because its obvious they cant handle this. The egos here are tremendous and it should of said they arent equipped to care for EBD. They keep saying this is common. But in almost 4 years , ear infection, ACL surgery, eye issue and i never experienced anything like this. At 520am Lindsay got the director Johnathan yashari on the phone. Instead of taking responsibility he said this happens often I tried to express upon him that if I was properly informed about medication side effects I would have left this place and went to VCA. This man made excuses about the breed , the desert , the ocean ...did everything but apologize for his inept staff. Just a total stressful, traumatic, emotional and financial doozy of a night . Please reconsider this place of you have an EBD. I think this is that update . They x rayed by baby and found possible pneumonia from panting. I also think they x rayed the wrong leg. But its 7am and im to tired to go another round with these people. We should be going home soon with a bunch of medication we didnt need 12 hours ago. *** Dr. Abeti is now recommending 24 hour monitoring. She ordered an ambulance to take me girl to VCA WLA. Let see if they will pay for her stay there . To be continued.. Now the director wants the monitoring to paid by me 4-5k. The audacity of these people! read more

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Huge thank you to this place! My pup was recently neutered, and while I was at work I had a sitter watching him who accidentally gave him a double dose of his medication. My regular vet was closed, and this was the only place in the entire valley that was able to provide clear guidance and reassurance on how to move forward. As a first-time dog dad, I was definitely panicking, but they took the time to walk me through everything and immediately put me at ease. I'm incredibly grateful for their help, professionalism, and compassion. Truly appreciate the support and guidance, thank you so much! read more

VEG ER for Pets - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

I cannot recommend this hospital enough! We brought our dog in, and from the moment we arrived, the entire team was incredibly kind, compassionate, and attentive. April and Emily went above and beyond to make sure we felt comfortable and informed every step of the way, which meant so much during a stressful time. They were able to successfully perform the endoscopy, and we are beyond grateful for the outcome. Dr. Migdal was absolutely incredible--knowledgeable & caring. We are so thankful for the excellent care our dog received and for the support shown to us throughout the entire process. We truly could not have asked for a better experience. read more

My dog had a nosebleed that went on for several hours, and around 10 p.m. I finally decided it was time to take her to an emergency vet. From the moment we arrived to the time we left, we never felt neglected or forgotten. The staff was attentive, and the whole experience felt organized and professional. Yes, it was expensive, but honestly that is exactly what I expected walking into a 24 hour veterinary hospital at 10 p.m. I knew the base cost of the visit before I arrived, so there were no surprises there. Like most vet visits, they also presented a full list of additional tests and procedures that could be done, which added up to a couple thousand dollars. I declined most of them. That is pretty standard at any vet, especially an emergency visit, so I was not surprised by it. The facility itself is impressive. It is very modern, new, and open. Instead of being stuck in a traditional waiting room, the space is designed so you can see much of what is happening in the clinic. You can see the staff moving around and working, and they can see you as well. That setup actually makes the waiting process feel much less frustrating because you never feel like you have been forgotten. Overall, it was a very positive experience given the circumstances. If I ever need emergency veterinary care after hours again, I would absolutely come back here. read more

I'm so greatful for a spot like this, you can genuinely tell they care. They almost had to put my cat down but they cared well and found alternative options. Highly recommend, trust them so much. Thank you to the doctors and assistants!!!! Bensons very happy now read more

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Jazmine the receptionist is so nice and patient and helped us get food our dog needed.

I brought my sweet girl, Lila, into the ER on March 4th and it turned into the most heartbreaking day of my life. From the moment we walked in, every single person treated Lila with such tenderness and love. You could feel how much they truly cared, not just about her, but about me too. They spoke to her gently, handled her with such compassion, and made sure she felt safe. When we had to make the impossible decision to let her go, they gave us the time, space, and kindness to say goodbye in a peaceful and dignified way. I was completely shattered, and the doctor giving me a hug in that moment meant more than I will ever be able to express. Thank you for loving my Lila in her final moments and for showing me so much compassion when I needed it most. I will carry that with me forever. read more

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I can't say enough! We had to unexpectedly put our dog down and we couldn't find anyone in our area. Not only did they take us but said come in any time. It just so happened that it was by a place my husband had to be or I would have had to take my baby in by myself. I call it a God thing. Anyway, they greeted us outside and helped us get our pup inside. We were led into a beautiful room with dim lights and a bed for the dog. They took their time and we held our pup and she peacefully died in our arms. On top of that they offer end of life snacks for the animal and humans. It was more money than our own vet would have been but totally worth every penny. read more

When we first went in the place had a bad stench. It was urine and it looked like a Mash unit on TV. Dr. Harris came over to us and with her beautiful and warm smile was very gentle with our dog. Our dog had not eaten for a day and our Vet could not see her that day and had recommended this place. Dr. Harris felt her back and said she had a slipped disc and said she was in pain. Our dog had been licking herself a lot on her leg so Dr.Harris had her staff clean it up and give her something for the pain. She gave her a nerve medication and she was back to her old self. Lexi and Jasmine were very caring with our dog and gentle. They treated her with respect. They gave her a shot and cleaned up her wound. Appearances aren't always what you think. They had cleaned up the urine and the place was looking better. We had walked in when triage was going on. Dr. Harris is very intelligent and knowledgeable. In some ways she reminds me of Hawkeye and Trapper on Mash. She's a little unconventional but it works ! If I needed emergency treatment for my dog I would certainly take her back here. read more

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I was scared to go to this place because it is located in the more expensive side of Santa Clarita and it just looked too polished for an animal hospital. I worried even more when the staff was positive and encouraging, keeping us involved in the whole process. Like, what's the catch... right? But now that I am home and have checked the bill, I am amazed that this was not just a big show. The positivity and encouragement was authentic! My pup had to have stomach surgery following ingestion of copper wire and, although we had insurance, it was not nearly enough to cover a full range of services for care. The doctor walked me through the pricing and eliminated any charge that could possibly be put aside. I ended up spending only 25% of what I originally thought I would have to pay. The doctors and nurses are truly professional. They carry the same sense of urgency and patient care as any human ER staff. Two dogs came in for emergency surgery prior to my pup getting her surgery. The doctors worked back to back surgeries and when I told one that I hope he gets some rest he said "this is my rest! I love it!" I think that the culture of positivity might be very well done in an arena like this. It can give hope and positive outcomes for families and can ensure that good things can happen even when hope is fading. My takeaways -- don't ever skimp on pet insurance esp if you have a puppy! -and- if your puppy is in danger, go to VEG! read more

VEG ER for Pets - Post op puppy - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

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These guys are the best vets. We transferred our dog here from VCA West LA, where they were recommending a surgery that would have cost over $20,000. When we got here, this team took great care of him and ended up saving our dog without surgery. At VCA, they were getting ready to put him to sleep. We are beyond grateful for the care, honesty, and compassion we received here. Thank you so much. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Our german shepard at veg! - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Just wanted to share my amazing experience at VEG (Veterinary Emergency Group) in Stevenson Ranch. A week ago today had to take my 12 year old boxer to the emergency vet. It was 2am and I was panicking as he had just had a seizure. From the moment we arrived we were greeted at curbside and they made sure he was taken care of. From the vet, to every single person in the room, they showed compassion. After a few hours of testing and ultrasounds, we had to make the decision to put him to sleep. They were compassionate, caring and supportive and made sure my boy had his Starbucks pup-cups as a last treat. Today, I received the following card in the mail. Signed by every single person in the room that morning. If you ever need compassionate care, I highly recommend them. I'm truly thankful I found them! Thank you Dr. Migdal for your honesty and for taking the time to throughly examine my boy. To the staff, thank you for making my Rocky's departure a little easier. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Thank you for the personalized card - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

I can't say enough good things about VEG ER For Pets. From the moment we walked in, the entire staff made both me and my Whiskey feel completely at home. They allowed me to stay with her every step of the way, treated her with such kindness, and were incredibly patient and gentle with her. We came in thinking she might have a UTI, and it turned out she had a yeast infection. The doctor even let me see it under the microscope... something I've never experienced at any other vet. That special touch meant so much to me. Every single person we encountered was caring, professional, and genuinely loving toward Whiskey. It's rare to find a place that treats pets and their humans with such thoughtfulness. I will definitely recommend this place to all my family and friends. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Excellent emergency care. I can't recommend enough! Sh*t always goes down after hours when typical veterinary centers and clinics are closed. Nights and weekends, VEG comes into clutch. We were fortunate to have Dr. Jamil Dowling on the night crew when we were in need of some medical investigation for my exotic. I run a toucan rescue and having veterinarian lab access is critical. Of course, one would need a specialist for exotics and that is not always feasible but Dr. Dowling has zoo, wildlife & field animal experience. He was very helpful and attentive. I love the layout of the facility - everything was out in the open and the staff allowed me to step in to help handle & even participate in some ways because he can be challenging. We are so grateful for the dedicated staff, hospitality and the state of the art equipment & super open design facility. It was the best vet experience I've ever seen. Thank you, VEG! read more

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Our first visit here was today. My poor little Chihuahua had grumpy tummy and she just wasn't acting right. Although it wasn't the biggest emergency ever, VEG saw her and took great care of her. I like their setup where you are able to keep your pet with you (Tulip promptly fell asleep on me) and the entire staff was so kind and helpful. It's an emergency vet, so it's not going to be a quick visit (especially for something small on a Sunday morning), but when I had something personal that came up that I needed to take care of quickly, they were so gracious and kept my dog so I could attend to my logistics emergency with my family. The facility is very nice. As a previous vet tech, I was definitely impressed. The Dr's are all very kind & appropriately triaged pets. In an emergency, this is so easy having VEG in town! read more

VEG ER for Pets - Tulip relaxing before seeing the Dr. - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Thanks to Dr. Malik Chennault and his staff for the emergency splenectomy on Starr, our German shepherd family member. He and his staff were very professional and comforting in our time of distress! Are they expensive? Hell yes! But after having to spend the night there and seeing what they do, it is money well spent. If your pet is a family member, you owe it to yourself and your pet to have insurance. Don't be caught having to make a sad decision! read more

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Just an update... it's been almost 3 weeks since I lost my baby girl, Penny. Returning from work is hard knowing I won't be greeted by my happy one-eyed Chihuahua. Today I was surprised with a card from VEG, full of personalized messages. One gal, Brandi, made a beautiful and heartfelt message using Penny's name. Shout out to her, Brianna, Ainsley, Marina, Gayle, Rene, Kimi, Anjelica, Nitzia, Noelle, and Dr. Dowling for taking the time to provide some comfort to my broken heart. I was hoping for a few more years with my girl but saying goodbye with this amazing team supporting us is worth every penny in the world. read more

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We took our dog to VEG late Friday night--the day after Christmas--because she was vomiting blood. From the moment we arrived, we felt truly cared for. Emily opened the door and greeted us with such a warm, friendly welcome, immediately putting both us and our dog at ease. She was incredibly kind and attentive throughout our visit. Dr. Chiang was equally wonderful--friendly, knowledgeable, and thorough in explaining the diagnostic process and treatment plan. Both Emily and Dr. Chiang showed genuine compassion and professionalism, which made a very stressful situation much more manageable. We're so grateful for the care our dog received and couldn't have asked for a better experience during such a scary time. read more

we brought our 16 year old cat in for what started as constipation and trouble using the litter box and quickly turned into something much more serious. dr dowling and the entire team were incredibly kind through every step. they took the time to explain what they were seeing, what they were ruling out, and what our options were without ever making us feel rushed. this was one of the hardest decisions we've ever had to make and the way they handled everything made a truly awful moment a little easier. our cat was treated with so much gentleness and her final moments were peaceful which meant everything to us. if you ever find yourself in an emergency situation with your pet, this is a team that will treat you and your animal with real empathy and respect. we're so grateful for them. read more

After having not 1 but 2 bad experiences with this facility, I sent emails to the hospital manager and the senior hospital director/medical director asking for them to review my most recent experience and get back to me. I received an email from the Director asking what would be a good time to call me, I did reply with my availability which is anytime. I still have not heard from him or the manager. read more

I would recommend this emergency veterinarian hospital over and over!! They were so amazing! One thing I absolutely loved about this place is they allow you to be near your animal the entire time. Even though it might be traumatic for you, it is very comforting for your animal. The entire staff was amazing. Unfortunately, my kitty did not make it, but they tried everything possible to try to save him. What touched my heart the most is receiving a sympathy card with messages hand written from every one of the staff members.. If you are looking for al vet for your fur baby this is definitely your place. They genuinely care and put every effort possible to help your animal. You truly feel the love and comfort in this place. read more

VEG ER for Pets - RIP Tonto - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

We took our baby Rocky to Veg emergency group and had a great experience. We were first greeted by Kimi who was so wonderful with us and our little guy Rocky. After checking in we were taken to a room with our dog who had not been eating and had blood in his stools for a couple of days. The nurse came in and took his vitals. She was so gentle and loving with him. I wish I remembered her name to give a shout out to.. she was great!! The doctor came in and eased our worries and once again was very loving as the other staff we had encountered. They had given us a list of things that they "could" do by their "recommendations" and what they felt were "most important" to do for Rocky's comfort and diagnosis. We picked and chose what we thought we'd want to start with to see if it helped. Knowing that we had 24 hours to come back to do any other testing or medications gave us a day to try before some more simple things before fully engaging in the whole recommendation. They are not there just to take your money. They are there to help you and your pet to be healthy. I highly recommend this place!0 read more

I brought my dog here after he collapsed, he didn't make it. When I first arrived I told them my dog was too big to carry and he was in the truck, they ran out with a wheeled gurney and he was in the hospital within seconds. The staff and Dr were wonderful, I was devastated and in a state of Shock. They took care of his cremation and left us in a beautiful room to cry and say our goodbyes with him. My sweet boy died in my arms he was 12 and I will forever miss him. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Hank - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Dr. Chiang and his crew at this emergency care clinic saved our cat's life last night. He and several other employees met us at the door and immediately got to work, asking questions and educating us. We were free to be with or near our kitty, even as they took Xrays and drained fluid from his chest. They made an emotional emergency into a manageable experience for us and our cat. read more

I brought my dog Jax to VEG Santa Clarita for emergency care and experienced some of the most disturbing conduct I've ever witnessed in a veterinary setting. While a few staff members were kind and professional, several others displayed behavior that was negligent, emotionally harmful, and in my opinion, disqualifying for anyone working in emergency animal care. Dr. Harris showed repeated emotional detachment and cruelty in moments that demanded compassion. I witnessed her scream a dying dog's name ("Samson") out of annoyance while he gasped for air in front of his grieving family. She also raised her voice at me when I asked for a gentler approach with Jax and flatly said, "I'm not a soft person," which was a shocking admission given her role. She later performed rounds in front of me in a performative way, then told me I was gaslighting them for advocating for my dog. Dr. Willis demonstrated physical aggression in nearly every movement she made. She scrubbed off medical paste ("butt paste") from Jax's inflamed skin abrasively, despite visible razor burn and rashes from shaving. She dropped equipment, slammed objects, and had no softness in her care. When I finally said something, she told me she was "insulted" rather than reflecting on her conduct. Dr. Chavez was the last doctor I spoke with before we were removed. She spoke to me in a belittling tone, asking if I was a doctor, to which I replied no, but I do have extensive legal support and medical knowledge. She gave me an ultimatum on how to proceed, and when I asked for space to think, the man claiming to be the "medical director" barged into the room and told me I had to leave immediately or be charged with trespassing. I was calmly sitting with my dog when this happened. The same medical director - Dr. Yashari, claimed I had "made the entire staff cry," which says more about the staff's inability to receive feedback than anything else. If expressing concern, asking for clarification, or voicing mistrust due to inconsistent care makes them cry, they should not be working in crisis environments. Lindsey Black, the front desk staff member, attempted to charge me $8,000 while I was being escorted out. I had already reached my payment limit from a prior 2 a.m. charge that same day and calmly asked her to bill me. Four days later, she sent a formal letter terminating services--after the fact. The same deputies who escorted me out later encouraged me to press charges and sue, which I have done. I have already filed criminal charges against the individual who physically touched me during our removal. Despite being told that plasma was unavailable anywhere in California, I personally located and secured it--not once but twice--from Access Woodland Hills and Access Culver City. Jax would not be alive today if I had believed the doctors who told me there was nothing more that could be done. The only time I left my dog's side was when I was briefly hospitalized myself. I had asked for fluids at VEG before that but was refused. They were medically equipped to assist but did nothing. If they had helped me, I likely wouldn't have needed to leave. That refusal added further trauma to an already devastating situation. Jax is now home, making a full recovery. He survived not because of the care he received at VEG--but because I never gave up on him, even when the professionals around me did. If you are reading this, please advocate fiercely for your animal. You WILL need to. read more

They helped me when I had to make a very difficult decision and treated my dog and us with the utmost care and dignity

While the staff were nice, the pricing here is ridiculous! I was quoted nearly $900 for a simple eye infection, with $300 under 'misc.' They tried to upsell me on a glaucoma test and bloodwork for meds that my vet later confirmed was unnecessary. My regular vet fixed the issue for $100 out the door with eye pressure and a fluorescein stain included. Just be careful since they price gouge due to operating costs being open 24/7. read more

October 13th 2025 was the day that I lost my old boy. I knew that my shepherd was old and his time was coming near- I thought that maybe I had a little more time. I know that shepherds are prone to back and hip issues. Over the last two years or so my old man's hips started getting weaker. Two days before we had to put him down, he'd started having absence seizures and had completely fallen over. I still thought, maybe I have more time. We think that maybe he'd had a stroke or something, because the Oct 13th was the day. He couldn't stand up steady, he was slipping backward, his legs weren't holding him. He was confused. And still my good boy was trying to comfort us. I called VEG ER and let them know that my old man was having a hard time and that while I could get him into the car with help from my son in law, we would need help getting him out because he wouldn't be able to make the jump down. As soon as we pulled up, the staff came out with a gurney and were so patient helping us coax him out, knowing he was scared of everything in that moment. They wheeled him in, and helped him get off the gurney. One of the ladies brought him a can of chicken so I could distract him while they put in an IV. I didn't know how to tell the vet that I knew it was his time, and that it would be unfair to him to run tests and try to prolong his life...but Dr. Harris knew. She could see that I was trying to hold it together, and quietly asked me if this was end or if I wanted to do a few tests. I shook my head and told her that we were at the end of the road, trying to be quiet about it. My daughter was standing there sobbing, holding her daughter- and Sabo had been her best friend since she was in elementary school, she was a wreck and everyone was so kind and gentle with her. I didn't want to upset her anymore than she already was. Knowing that neither my daughter nor I were in any shape to deal with the billing aspects of this, one of the ladies pulled my wife aside and quietly dealt with the administrative aspects so that my daughter and I could pour love onto our boy in his final hour. The staff ushered us into a room in the back- going slowly so that we could use sheets and towels to support Sabo and give him some last bits of pride. We got him settled onto the softest, best padded rug I have ever sat on and they brought baby food out so that he could have some more treats. Dr. Harris explained what the medications were that she was going to use and what would happen. She waited until we were ready, and he was peacefully sent over the rainbow bridge to meet his fur-siblings who had passed before him. There was no rush to say goodbye. When we were ready to go, one of the girls came in and helped me lift him off my lap and positioned him so peacefully on the rug. He looked like he was sleeping. A week later his ashes were returned. Nose prints, paw prints, and a paw impression were given to us along with his ashed. I never realized just how large his paws were. A gorgeous blue velvet bag held the box that enclosed his remains. My old man. He's got the biggest box, sitting among his siblings. The staff were once again fabulous. Tender, loving, patient and kind. Thank you. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Sabo- on what was probably one of the greatest days of his life. - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

I call the staff & doctors here angels. A few weeks ago my dog Brady was so so sick. He had been vomiting for multiple days and was extremely dehydrated. Immediately, the VEG Drs were able to help. Not only did Dr. Harris jump in with life saving techniques, everyone was compassionate in how they went about handling my dog and our family during such a terrifying time. We stayed overnight with our pup while he was hospitalized and that was when we realized what an incredible team this was. They checked on my pup every hour, and went above and beyond to made sure we were comfortable also. We can't thank VEG enough for being the heroes they are! And if I can highlight anything in this review is that if you choose to trust this veterinary team, your animals will be safe, cared for, and ultimately healed. Thank you ALLLLL for what you did for our pup! Forever thankful for all the nurses and Drs that helped our Brady boy! We read more

Everything about this emergency vet was wonderful. I had called to verify that we could just walk in since we live an hour away. I was sent a link so I could fill out information before we arrived. Not a minute was wasted. We were met at the door, my cat was immediately looked at and a treatment plan was discussed. I felt like every possible issue was considered and we were included in every decision. When she didn't tolerate being poked, they brought her back to me for a break before trying again. I hope we never have another emergency with her but I will not hesitate to use their services again. read more

Came here knowing I would most likely get devastating news, since my boy suffered from heart issues, and was having problems breathing. From the moment we walked in everyone was so compassionate and gentle. We were able to be with him every step of the way. Dr. Townsley was very kind and comforting when the time came to say goodbye. We recently received in the mail a condolence card hand written by everyone which was so very sweet and appreciative. I thank everyone who was kind to my Poncho and us. read more

VEG ER for Pets - My baby boy. 17 years young. - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Sadly my baby girl princess had to be put down last week and it was nothing but traumatic and painful. But from the moment my princess arrived to the hospital she was treated with kindness and I want to give a huge thanks to Dr Wong and all the staff, they were amazing and I know they did everything they could to save my baby girl and make her comfortable with the time she had left. Thank you to the staff and Dr Wong! read more

VEG ER for Pets - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

They charge outrageous prices right up front. My dog may have swallowed a pill, to induce vomiting it was $700. Then they wanted to keep her overnight for $4000. The vets were aloof and looked annoyed if you ask questions. The nurses were great. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Bill - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

We came in for emergency treatment for random onset of seizures. The team was very nice, calm, and thorough with their work. We did an over night stay and they always kept us updated and had their doors open for us if we wanted to visit. read more

VEG ER for Pets - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California

Brought my pup in for an upset stomach, lethargy, and vomiting blood. We were immediately taken in and assessed by Dr. Schenone, who was informative, kind, and efficient. All of the staff were incredibly sweet and patient with our dog. One thing I really appreciated was that we were allowed to be present for most of the diagnostic procedures, it greatly reduced her stress levels. They provided me with an itemized invoice right away so I could submit it to my insurance provider, which made the process so much easier. I'm so grateful for the care we received and highly recommend this animal urgent care to anyone in SCV. Thank you, VEG! read more

VEG ER for Pets - Thank you from Hazelnut! - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Stevenson Ranch, California