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Monday 12am - 11:59pm Tuesday 12am - 11:59pm Wednesday 12am - 11:59pm Thursday 12am - 11:59pm Friday 12am - 11:59pm Saturday 12am - 11:59pm Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

BEVS

Vermont’s only specialty and 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital.
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As Vermont’s only specialty and 24/7 emergency animal hospital, Burlington Emergency & Veterinary Specialists (BEVS) provides a level of care you simply won’t find anyplace else in the state From expert emergency and critical care 24 hours a day to advanced veterinary specialty and referral services—including surgery, internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, and radioiodine therapy—BEVS animal

hospital is a trusted partner not only to you and your pet, but also to the region’s primary care veterinarians.

11/25/2024

Our mission is simple: To deliver the best veterinary care when pets need it. We are honored to help as many pets (and people!) as we can. 💚🐾 Thank you for putting your trust in us.

11/22/2024

The holiday season is a time for festive meals, family gatherings, and beautiful decorations. But it’s also one of the busiest times for animal emergency hospitals. Our pets, as cherished members of the family, often join in the celebrations, which can lead to unexpected safety risks. From chocolate toxicity (cases spike drastically during the holidays) to other hidden dangers, it’s important to stay mindful of pet safety. BEVS is here to help you recognize warning signs and prevent holiday emergencies, so you and your pets can enjoy a safe and joyful season. https://bit.ly/4eDLaIW

11/19/2024

Seen especially in older dogs and cats, diabetes occurs when the body cannot produce enough insulin or use it properly. Insulin is a hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar levels. Without sufficient insulin, glucose levels rise, causing a range of health issues. Left untreated, diabetes can lead to kidney disease, cataracts, and nerve damage. Learn more about what diabetes looks like in pets, how pets are diagnosed, and how, with guidance from a veterinarian or veterinary internist, pet parents can help manage symptoms at home: https://bit.ly/3CpGTva

11/14/2024

It may not be winter yet, but the air is getting colder and the season is starting to change. Vermont winters bring risks like frostbite, hypothermia, and antifreeze toxicity for pets. 🐾 To keep your pets safe, follow seasonal precautions and seek immediate veterinary help if you’re concerned your pet may be struggling. Call us 24/7 802-863-2387.

11/12/2024

Pancreatitis is a serious condition in pets that can be triggered by rich, fatty foods. As we approach the holiday season, remember that treats from the table—even just a bite—can put your pet at risk. Prevention is simple: keep holiday foods away from pets and stick to their regular diet. 🐶 If you have questions or concerns about your dog and pancreatitis, the Internal Medicine department and Emergency Service at BEVS is available. https://bit.ly/3YNbevh

11/07/2024

Thank you so much for your heartfelt review Richard. We're grateful for the opportunity to have cared for Gus and are thrilled to hear he’s doing well! Providing compassionate, round-the-clock support for pets and their families is our priority, so knowing you felt cared for and supported means the world to us. Thank you for trusting BEVS with Gus’s care—we’re here for both of you, always.

11/04/2024

The liver plays a vital role in their overall health, including detoxifying the blood, aiding digestion, and storing vitamins. Liver disease can develop gradually and may go unnoticed until symptoms become more pronounced. Signs to watch for include, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, increased thirst, yellowing of gums or eyes (jaundice), and lethargy.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻 Enjoy some photos from our Halloween pet costume contest. Which is your favorite costume?

10/30/2024

We don’t just offer 24-hour veterinary emergency and critical care services. BEVS is also known for specialty services, too. We are proud to provide a level of specialty and emergency care you simply won’t find anyplace else in the state. Learn how to schedule an appointment here: https://bit.ly/4eJ8B45

10/28/2024

As the spooky season quickly approaches, don’t let your pet fall victim to these Halloween dangers. 🎃👻🦇 Is your pet dressing up for Halloween? Share a photo with us in the comments!

10/25/2024

One common condition that veterinary neurologists treat is meningitis. Meningitis, an infection and inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord, can cause a range of symptoms. Our board-certified veterinary neurologist, Allison Cowan, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology), provides today’s most advanced diagnostic testing and treatment for conditions affecting the brain and spinal cord, like meningitis. Learn more: https://bit.ly/47Mi2xq

10/22/2024

If you think your pet is having a medical emergency, time is critical when it comes to their care. Our dedicated and highly trained team of emergency veterinarians and technicians is here to help. Our 24-hour facility is equipped with lifesaving technology and supplies needed for managing all types of pet emergencies. https://bit.ly/3ZNthDs

10/16/2024

Give a warm welcome to Ariel Schalg, DVM, MSc (Practice Limited to Surgery). Dr. Schlag received her DVM from Cornell University in 2016 and has completed surgical internships at both VCA Colonial Animal Hospital in Ithaca and Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine. She recently completed a Masters of Science as well as a surgical residency at Western College of Veterinary Medicine. Outside of veterinary medicine, she is an artist with published illustrations and is also working on a children's book. Her other hobbies include hiking/running with her husband, spending time in nature, antiquing, and baking.

10/14/2024

You are the hands that hold frightened animals, the calming voices that soothe anxious families, and the supportive minds behind every vital procedure and treatment that our veterinarians and specialists provide. We thank you and honor you this week and always! https://bit.ly/3U4LVmX

10/10/2024

Vermont boasts stunning autumn landscapes, and exploring its trails with your pet can be an incredible adventure. However, it's essential to take precautions to ensure your furry friend stays safe during your outings. If you plan to take your pet on scenic walks and hikes, here are some helpful tips to protect them from potential dangers. And if your pet does find itself in need of medical attention, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 802-863-2387. We're open 24/7/365.

10/08/2024

Anemia occurs when pets lack sufficient healthy red blood cells to transport oxygen to their tissues, impacting both dogs and cats. Although the causes, symptoms, and treatments can vary between the two species, many signs of anemia are quite similar. Our internal medicine team, headed by our medical director, Bryan Harnett, DVM, DACVIM, a board-certified veterinary internist, is here to assist with both diagnosis and treatment. Learn more https://bit.ly/2HnUhTv

10/04/2024

Care and compassion are at the forefront of what we do. We are glad you and Cash had a great experience at BEVS! 💚🐾

10/02/2024

Vermont’s wilderness is full of incredible creatures including raccoons, porcupines, moose, and snakes, but wildlife encounters can sometimes lead to pet injuries if you’re not careful.

If you are out with your pet and stumble upon our local wildlife, keep your distance, remain calm, and always keep your pet on a leash. Give us a call 802-863-2387 if your pet experiences bites, deep scratches, puncture wounds, signs of infections like swelling, redness and fever, or if you believe your pet has had an encounter with a rabies-suspected animal. We are open 24/7 to help!

Address

1417 Marshall Avenue
Williston, VT
05495

Opening Hours

Monday	12am - 11:59pm
Tuesday	12am - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
Sunday	12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

(802) 863-2387

Website

https://bevsvt.com/

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Vermont’s Only Specialty and 24/7 Emergency Animal Hospital

As Vermont’s only specialty and 24/7 emergency animal hospital, Burlington Emergency & Veterinary Specialists (BEVS) provides a level of care, you simply won’t find anyplace else in the state.

From expert emergency and critical care 24-hours a day to advanced veterinary specialty and referral services—including surgery, internal medicine, oncology, rehabilitation, radioiodine therapy, and acupuncture—BEVS is a trusted partner not only to you and your pet but also to the region’s primary care veterinarians.

Beginning March 16, 2019, a new home for BEVS. We built a bigger and even better animal hospital in Williston. This state-of-the-art facility—which tripled our previous hospital’s size— features the latest diagnostic imaging, critical care monitoring and operating room equipment, as well provides a more comfortable environment for you, your pet, and our team.

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