Veterinary Emergency Group

I cannot say enough about the wonderful, attentive people at 24/7 Emergency Vet on Rampart. Tonight, they truly saved us. To set the scene: I came home after an hour-long commute to discover that my Amazon order of syringes for my diabetic dog’s insulin wouldn’t arrive until the next evening. Dougie requires insulin both morning and night, and skipping even a single dose could have serious consequences for his health. Dougie has a team of vets—two main ones and a third, which I’ll get to. His primary vet is across town, and I wouldn’t have made it before they closed. His second vet was also closing soon, so I went to Lone Mountain Animal Hospital, which is right down the street from my house. Despite having been a client there for minor treatments, they refused to help. The staff at the counter wouldn’t give me even a few syringes for a life-saving medication, citing prescription rules, even though syringes are sold over the counter at many pharmacies. Feeling frantic, I tried a local pharmacy, but they too were out. Dougie isn’t just a pet; he’s family. His health is a daily commitment, as he has diabetes, early-stage renal failure, and Cushing’s disease. Keeping him stable requires precision, dedication, and most importantly, support from our veterinary partners. Thankfully, the team at 24/7 Emergency Vet on Rampart was my saving grace tonight. They welcomed us without hesitation and provided the syringes we needed, at no charge. Because of their kindness and understanding, Dougie is safe and stable tonight. I’m beyond grateful and will always remember this gesture. Having reliable, compassionate support in our community makes all the difference, and Lone Mountain Animal Hospital fell short when we needed them most. I would not recommend Lone Mountain Animal Hospital to anyone. They’ve overcharged for procedures in the past, and tonight confirmed that they don’t truly prioritize patient care. If you’re looking for a veterinary clinic that actually cares, 24/7 Emergency Vet on Rampart is the place to go. They were there for Dougie when no one else was. 💖💖💖💖💖🙏✨✨✨🐶🐶💖

posted: 10/08/2024

I went to VEG Summerlin for the first time this last weekend. I was caring for a pet that was not my own, Mollie, the beloved and sweet dog in photos attached. VEG is an open concept vet I had never experienced before. This is ground breaking and I hope the industry shifts to this model worldwide. The exceptional care, transparency, compassion, knowledge, and urgency that Mollie was treated with was next level. I spent 30 hours here at VEG, and not only was she given outstanding care - I was as well. Bittersweet ending as once Mollie’s family was able to fly back home urgently, we all said the most painful goodbye to this girl. Her memory is a blessing, and this emergency vet was a blessing as well. It was my first time visiting, and if I ever have an emergency need again - I won’t hesitate to take my beloved fur babies elsewhere. Thank you Dr. Hazard and everyone on night / graveyard shift especially.

posted: 08/05/2024

I brought my cat in after I thought he was hit by a car. The service here was amazing. My cat and I were seen immediately. I love the fact you are allowed to stay by your animals side the entire time. The staff was so nice. They make you so comfortable and you can even stay overnight with your pet if you would like to. I will be recommending this vet to anyone that needs! Dorito is actually recovering at home we are so thankful for the care he received.

posted: 10/12/2024

I highly recommend this vet ER. We never had to leave our dog’s side even during the surgery to repair the tear in her skin. The staff and doctors all had so much empathy and knowledge. Lots of follow up texts and emails. Love the open concept triage

posted: 10/15/2024

Came in because our puppy hurt her back leg and our regular vet couldn't squeeze us in. From the start, it was a great experience given the circumstances. Fantastic staff and facility. Everything was very clean and we were checked on regularly while waiting. Thank you and kudos to the team that helped Ms. Chloe feel better.

posted: 08/16/2024