There’s a specific kind of panic that hits when your dog swallows something weird at 10 p.m. or your cat suddenly won’t stand up—and the only option is a crowded waiting room, a clipboard, and a gut-wrenching guess about how long it’ll take to get help.
Now imagine this instead: You walk in and get triaged immediately. You stay by your pet’s side the whole time, even through overnight care or surgery. The lights are warm, the space is open, and the first voice you hear—on the phone or in person—is an actual vet.
That’s the setup at VEG ER for Pets, now open at Easton (4056 Morse Road).
It’s the company’s third Ohio location and the first on the east side of Columbus.
The space is 24/7, holiday-ready, and designed to completely overhaul the typical emergency vet experience with speed, transparency, and empathy.
As VEG founder Dr. David Bessler puts it, “When a pet parent walks into VEG Easton, they will immediately feel they have finally found a place that will provide their family and pet the best emergency veterinary experience that exists.”
VEG also offers surgeries, x-rays, ultrasounds, and overnight care, all without the traditional lobby delays. Bonus: They also run VEG Cares, a nonprofit initiative that helps underserved pets in crisis and offers scholarships to future emergency vets.
If you’re a pet person (and let’s be honest, this is Columbus—we all are), it’s worth knowing about. Especially before you actually need it. VEG Easton is now open at 4056 Morse Rd. To learn more about the services they offer, you can head over to veterinaryemergencygroup.com.
