| Monday | 24hr |
| Tuesday | 24hr |
| Wednesday | 24hr |
| Thursday | 24hr |
| Friday | 24hr |
| Saturday | 24hr |
| Sunday | 24hr |
- Animal Flea Control
- Animal Microchipping
- Bird Vet
- Emergency Veterinary Clinic
- Exotic Animal Vet
- Holistic Veterinary Medicine
- Reptile Vet
- Small Animal Vet
- Spaying/Neutering
- Veterinarians
- Veterinary Dentistry
- Veterinary Docking/Cropping
- Veterinary Euthanasia
- Veterinary Medical Specialties
- Veterinary Surgery
Description
At The Veterinary Emergency Group we care about you as well as your pet. We know that a critical illness or unexpected accident is stressful for everyone in your household. Our staff will assist you in every way we can to ensure that you receive timely information, a full explanation of treatments, and a realistic estimate of fees.
We know emergencies don't happen according to schedule. That's why The Veterinary Emergency Group is open and staffed at times when good care can be hard to find. We're available to provide urgent care throughout the night, on weekends and major holidays. We’re also available to treat emergencies at other times, too. Veterinarians are on duty 24 hours a day, every day, to provide urgent care whenever it’s needed.
After you leave our hospital we will transmit important medical information directly to your doctor so that continuing care is timely and appropriate.
At The Veterinary Emergency Group we care about you as well as your pet. We know that a critical illness or unexpected accident is stressful for everyone in your household. Our staff will assist you in every way we can to ensure that you receive timely information, a full explanation of treatments, and a realistic estimate of fees.
We know emergencies don't happen according to schedule. That's why The Veterinary Emergency Group is open and staffed at times when good care can be hard to find. We're available to provide urgent care throughout the night, on weekends and major holidays. We’re also available to treat emergencies at other times, too. Veterinarians are on duty 24 hours a day, every day, to provide urgent care whenever it’s needed.
After you leave our hospital we will transmit important medical information directly to your doctor so that continuing care is timely and appropriate.
Doctors
Susan Chun, DVM
Dr. Chun obtained her DVM from Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. Dr. Chun joined the VEG staff to practice emergency veterinary medicine in 2002. Her areas of interest include soft tissue surgery.
She enjoys horseback riding, gardening and gourmet food. She lives with her husband two cats, one dog and two horses.
Dr. Chun is a member of the following organizations:
* American Veterinary Medical Association
* Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society
* New York State Veterinary Medical Association
Kris Grau, DVM
Dr. Kristen Grau received her bachelor's degree from The University of Oklahoma. She received her DVM from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. She has been practicing emergency and critical care medicine since earning her veterinary degree, and has been a member of the VEG staff since January 2008.
Dr. Grau enjoys singing karaoke, and musical theater. She lives with her husband, 2 beautiful little girls, 1 grumpy Shih Tzu, 1 terrier, 2 cats, and a cockatiel.
Dr. Grau is a member of the following professional organizations:
* Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society
* American Veterinary Medical Association
Eve Ognibene, DVM
Dr. Ognibene received her veterinary degree from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1999. Following graduation, she interned at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in New Jersey before moving to the North Shore Animal League on Long Island. In recent years she has focused her professional activities on small animal emergency practice.
She earned certification in acupuncture from Colorado State University in 2002, and has completed the course in canine physical therapy and rehabilitation. She spent six weeks in South Africa doing research on a small private game reserve, where she had the opportunity to observe lions, leopards, wild dogs and cheetahs, among others, in their natural habitat.
While at NSAL, she was given the unique opportunity to time spend time in New Orleans doing animal rescue in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, assisting the VMAT teams. In her free time, she likes to travel and take photographs, as well as ski, golf, weight train and do Bikram yoga. She has a black belt in Karate. She and her husband live with their three border collies (Ripley, Sabre and Boss) competing in frisbee, agility and sheep herding, and four cats (Monty, Mickey, Maddie and Mookie the 3 legged cat!)
Dr. Ognibene is a member of the following professional organizations:
* Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society
* American Veterinary Medical Association
Jenny Sing, DVM
Dr. Sing received her bachelor's degree from North Carolina State University and earned her DVM degree from Ross University in 1999. Dr. Sing has been practicing emergency medicine as a member of the VEG staff since 2004. Her areas of special interest are feline medicine, ophthalmology and toxicology.
She enjoys scrapbooking, Pilates and cooking. She lives with her husband, 3 children and 10 pets!
Dr. Sing is a member of the following organizations:
* American Veterinary Medical Association
* New York State Veterinary Medical Association