If you are in need of emergency pet transportation please contact AmbuVet. AmbuVet is our first choice for emergency pet transportation and is the only service in New York City that operates 24/7. AmbuVet is equipped to transport all types of ill pets and will make sure your pet is as comfortable as possible and surrounded by highly trained staff.
If you are in need of emergency pet transportation please contact AmbuVet. AmbuVet is our first choice for emergency pet transportation and is the only service in New York City that operates 24/7. AmbuVet is equipped to transport all types of ill pets and will make sure your pet is as comfortable as possible and surrounded by highly trained staff.
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FDNY, Good Samaritan, veterinarians save cat after deadly apartment fire
NEW YORK – Doctors from Veterinary Emergency & Referral Group, a specialty and emergency veterinary hospital group with two locations in Brooklyn, are treating a cat that was…
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2017 Veterinary Advisory: Influenza A, H7N2 Identified in Cats from Animal Care Centers of NYC Facility in Manhattan
Cats from a Manhattan Animal Care Center shelter tested positive for Influenza A, H7N2. This influenza virus has never before been seen in cats. “The H7N2 virus can…
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Wednesday’s Story
Brave puppy’s miraculous recovery thanks to VERG’s Critical Care team. In this video short, Dr. Jillian DiFazio, Critical Care Nurse Sam Fouché, and Owner, Laura Estroff talk about…
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VERG Supports Badass Brooklyn’s Fall Festival
Our “Top Dog” sponsorship gave Badass Brooklyn the kick-start they needed to embark on their #FallinLoveRescue mission down in Dallas.
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VERG Welcomes New Surgeon Kristin Coleman
Kristin Coleman DVM, MS Veterinary School Auburn University Internship Animal Medical Center Residency Animal Medical Center Kristin’s non-surgery hobbies include running, cycling, learning how to cook, and exploring…
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25 Poisons That Can Kill Your Pet
To help keep your pet safe, PetMD rounded up a thorough guide to common toxins to show how they can harm your pet and what you can do…
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VERG Welcomes New Internist Alysa Cook
Alysa Cook Diplomate ACVIM Veterinary School University of Georgia Internship Animal Medical Center Residency Animal Medical Center Professional Interests • Endocrine disorders • Infectious disease • Immune-mediated disease…
Read MoreSee how VERG is doing our part in a big way–a decision that hasn't been made lightly via the @nypost article below👇… https://t.co/gYAHp4k4w4
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