Veterinary Emergency Group

Pleasant Hill, CA

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At a glance

Facility type
Emergency Specialty Hospital
Practice tier
Emergency
Clinic type
Standalone
Operating status
Operational
Appointment model
Walk In
24/7 care
Yes
Accepting new patients
Yes

Species treated

Small Animal Companion Exotic Companion Mammal Avian Reptile Amphibian

Services

Emergency Urgent Care Hospitalization Imaging In House Lab Surgery End Of Life

AVMA Specialties

Emergency & Critical Care

Amenities & accessibility

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomWheelchair accessible seating

Overview

Our 24/7 veterinary hospital in Pleasant Hill, California is open every day, even on holidays. We deliver the highest quality of animal emergency care and urgent care for all of Contra Costa County. Located within minutes of Concord, Oakland, Vallejo, and Walnut Creek; you can access VEG animal clinic from Contra Costa Blvd., Cottonwood Dr., and Golf Club Rd. Accessible parking available right outside our door; overflow parking is available around the back of our building

Dr. Jason Dombrosky accepted the opportunity to open his own practice for VEG in 2021. With years of emergency experience in specialty hospitals, he opened the VEG Pleasant Hill hospital in 2021 and is proud to celebrate each anniversary of "helping people and their pets when they need it most" at VEG

Care capabilities

Emergency
24/7 emergency
End-of-life care
In Clinic

Team at a glance

3
Veterinarians (DVM)
2
Support staff
5
Total team

Individual names, titles & bios are in the practice intelligence layer below.

Technology & equipment

EndoscopyPet UltrasoundX-rays

Services in detail

Emergency CareExotic Pet CarePet Urgent CareEnd-of-life CareVet SurgeryEndoscopyPet Ultrasound and X-raysDiagnostics and TestingTreatment and HospitalizationsBlood Bank

Appointments & hours

Open 24/7 — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, even on holidays and weekends

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Frequently asked

Is Veterinary Emergency Group accepting new patients?+

Yes — Veterinary Emergency Group is currently accepting new patients.

Does Veterinary Emergency Group offer emergency or urgent care?+

Veterinary Emergency Group provides 24/7 emergency care.

Does Veterinary Emergency Group treat exotic pets?+

Yes — Veterinary Emergency Group offers care for exotic pets in addition to small animals.

What services does Veterinary Emergency Group offer?+

Veterinary Emergency Group offers Emergency, Urgent Care, Hospitalization, Imaging, In House Lab, Surgery, End Of Life.

When was Veterinary Emergency Group established?+

Veterinary Emergency Group has served the Pleasant Hill, CA community since 2021.

What reviewers say

93% Positive sentiment
based on 357 reviews

This emergency and specialty veterinary hospital operates with an innovative open-floor plan that allows pet owners to remain closely involved throughout treatments, procedures, and hospital stays. The facility is exceptionally clean and well-designed, offering complimentary amenities such as coffee, water, and snacks to keep families comfortable during stressful visits. The multidisciplinary team is widely recognized for delivering empathetic, highly skilled emergency care across dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and exotic species, maintaining strong communication and providing comprehensive support through critical situations and end-of-life care.

Frequently praised for

Compassionate StaffKnowledgeable VetsThorough ExplanationsShort WaitFair PricingClean FacilityGood With Anxious PetsGreat Emergency Response

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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.