Overall amazing with a dash of cult - Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) VEG ER for Pets Employee Review

5.0
Nov 21, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Cowokers are great. Using VEG cares fund to help needy clients is awesome. Drs are compassionate and not burnt out. Super stocked food/snacks. Rediculously easy online platform so you can access everything at anytime- submitting CE, ordering scrubs, PTO req, benefits, ect. Paperless practice- everything except sx charting is done with a laptop that you use throughout your shift. If you want to level up there is a TON of support to learn new things and they truly support best practices and advancing their nursing teams. Not a negative thing to say about managment.

Cons

The culty vibe is there but I have a feeling it is hospital dependant. As a chipper person it's fine since it weeds out negative/dramatic nurses. VEG hires lots of new grad docs soit can be hard seeing them adjust to ER demands/stress. No inpatient vs outpatient nursing teams which can be stressful if there are multiple medically complex cases hospitalized. PTO is only 2 weeks but CE is unlimited. If you want to go to a conference then that is essentially half your PTO for the year. Increasing PTO to be on par with other hospitals would be ideal for work life balance in a high stress environment.

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5.0
Jul 4, 2026
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Pros

Great company, great benefits, amazing work culture

Cons

High stress roles, hours include nights, weekends, and holidays

1.0
Jun 22, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Clients get to stay with their pets-this is so beneficial for helping the patients feel reassured and comforted during their stay.

Cons

The work ethic of the support staff is deplorable. There is chronic laziness throughout the staff (except for a few staff members who consistently work hard). VEG is known for hiring really young DVMs, and although they complete the 1 yr NERD program, many come out unprepared, are practicing medicine without continued mentorship, make grave medical errors, misdiagnose, and are incompetent surgeons.

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