VERG Brooklyn

VERG Brooklyn VERG Brooklyn is a 24-Hour Veterinary Emergency Care and Specialty Hospital in Brooklyn, NY.

VERG is a 24-Hour Emergency Care and Specialty Hospital with two locations. Our Specialties include: Critical Care, General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Cardiology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Dermatology and Ophthalmology.

🚨 FOUND DOG – PLEASE SHARE 🚨This sweet pup, currently being called "Pitkin," was found after being struck by a car near ...
07/30/2026

🚨 FOUND DOG – PLEASE SHARE 🚨

This sweet pup, currently being called "Pitkin," was found after being struck by a car near the intersection of Pitkin Ave and Bradford St in Brooklyn. He is currently receiving care and is safe, but we are hoping to help reunite him with his family as quickly as possible.

At this time, he does not have a microchip, and we have not been able to identify an owner.

If you recognize him or have any information that may help us locate his family, please contact VERG Brooklyn immediately.

Please share this post to help us spread the word and get Pitkin back home where he belongs. 💚

Emergencies don't wait for business hours, and neither do we.Whether it's late at night, early in the morning, or during...
07/28/2026

Emergencies don't wait for business hours, and neither do we.

Whether it's late at night, early in the morning, or during a holiday weekend, our team is here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide emergency and specialty care when your pet needs it most.

From unexpected illnesses and injuries to ongoing specialty treatment, we're honored to be here for the pets and people of our community every hour of every day.

Because when it comes to the ones we love, knowing help is always available can make all the difference. 🐾

Behind every patient and family is a story, and sometimes they need support beyond medical care.Meet Christine Galotti N...
07/24/2026

Behind every patient and family is a story, and sometimes they need support beyond medical care.

Meet Christine Galotti Noyes, LCSW, VSW, VERG Brooklyn’s Veterinary Social Worker. Christine provides compassionate support to both pet caregivers and veterinary professionals, helping navigate some of the most difficult moments in veterinary medicine, from quality-of-life discussions and grief support to compassion fatigue and pet loss.

With extensive experience in mental health and a post-master’s certificate in Veterinary Social Work from NYU, Christine is dedicated to honoring the human-animal bond and ensuring no one has to face these challenges alone.
At VERG, Veterinary Social Work Services are available at no cost to support clients through chronic illness, end-of-life decisions, euthanasia, bereavement, and more.

Thank you, Christine, for the empathy, guidance, and care you bring to our hospital every day. 💚🐾

(Pictured here with the very handsome Snoopy!)

If the air isn't healthy for you, it's probably not healthy for your pet, either.Poor air quality from wildfire smoke ca...
07/17/2026

If the air isn't healthy for you, it's probably not healthy for your pet, either.

Poor air quality from wildfire smoke can irritate your pet's eyes and respiratory tract and may be especially dangerous for seniors, flat-faced breeds, and pets with heart or lung disease. During air quality alerts, keep outdoor time to a minimum and save the long walks for another day.

Swipe through for tips on keeping your pets safe when the air quality takes a hit. 🐾

If you're concerned your pet may be experiencing smoke-related respiratory distress, we're here 24/7.

When temperatures rise, sidewalks and asphalt can become dangerously hot for your pet's paws.If the pavement is too hot ...
07/15/2026

When temperatures rise, sidewalks and asphalt can become dangerously hot for your pet's paws.

If the pavement is too hot for the back of your hand for 5 seconds, it's too hot for their paws. Burns can happen quickly, even on walks that seem short or harmless.

A few ways to keep your pets safe this summer:
• Walk during the cooler hours of the morning or evening.
• Stick to grassy or shaded areas when possible.
• Bring water along to help keep them cool.
• Watch for signs of paw irritation, including limping, licking their feet, or reluctance to walk.
• Try pet friendly shoes if they will tolerate wearing them.

Stay safe, stay cool, and enjoy the summer together! ☀️🐾

Meet Charlie & Sunshine! 🐾These two adorable cats belong to our Veterinary Social Worker, Christine Galotti Noyes. While...
07/09/2026

Meet Charlie & Sunshine! 🐾

These two adorable cats belong to our Veterinary Social Worker, Christine Galotti Noyes. While they’re usually keeping things interesting at home, they’ve each made a trip to the ER over the years for a few unexpected adventures. Thankfully, they’re both doing great today and back to living their best nine lives. 😸

We love caring for pets of all kinds, including our own! 💚

🌍 World Zoonoses Day 🌍Today we recognize the importance of understanding zoonotic diseases. Zoonotic diseases are infect...
07/06/2026

🌍 World Zoonoses Day 🌍

Today we recognize the importance of understanding zoonotic diseases. Zoonotic diseases are infectious diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans.

More than 60% of human infectious diseases have an animal origin, and about 75% can move between species. These illnesses can spread through direct contact, vectors like ticks and insects, contaminated food, or the environment itself.

As global movement, climate change, and wildlife contact increase, so does the importance of awareness, prevention, and strong veterinary and public health systems working together. The COVID-19 pandemic was a stark reminder of how closely animal and human health are connected.

Prevention starts with awareness:
✔️ Good hygiene and biosecurity practices
✔️ Safe food handling
✔️ Regular veterinary care and vaccination
✔️ Responsible interaction with animals and wildlife

Protecting animal health means protecting human health. Together, we can reduce risk, strengthen communities, and build a safer future for both people and animals. 🐾💚

As we commemorate 250 years of American history, we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday.Whether you're spending the d...
07/04/2026

As we commemorate 250 years of American history, we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday.

Whether you're spending the day with family, friends, or your four-legged companions, we hope your celebration is filled with joy and a little extra caution for your pets.

If the unexpected happens, our emergency team is here for you and your pet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.

From all of us at VERG Brooklyn, Happy 250th Anniversary, America! ❤️🤍💙🐾

Fireworks may be exciting for us, but for many pets they can be overwhelming and frightening. 🎆🐾A little preparation can...
07/03/2026

Fireworks may be exciting for us, but for many pets they can be overwhelming and frightening. 🎆🐾

A little preparation can make a big difference. Create a safe space, keep routines calm, and talk to your vet ahead of time if your pet struggles with anxiety.

Let’s help our pets feel safe, secure, and cared for this Fourth of July 4th!

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