Your Companion
We treat your sick or injured pet with the loving care every family member deserves—any time of day, every day of the year. We are a VECCS Level 1 facilitiy.
Avets believes in providing your pet the best care available, so we search out the most passionate, highly trained veterinarians in the country.
When your pet needs extraordinary care, we’ll be here for you with a wide range of specialty and emergency services.
Avets sees more than just cats and dogs, and Cookie was our most recent testament to that! It is important to note that Cookie was a legally permitted pet and registered with the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Unfortunately, we are not able to see wildlife that are not registered as pets. For any concerns please contact your local authorities or the Humane Animal Rescue's Wildlife Center in Verona, PA. For more information on permitted wildlife species in PA and registering wildlife species as pets visit the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website: www.pgc.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx
We had the most photogenic patient in last week! Introducing Durnehviir!
Did you know that our emergency doctors do see exotics like rabbits, other small mammals, small reptiles, and avian species for emergencies? We also have a doctor on staff who takes exotic appointments for non-emergent situations (call for avalilbility or if you have questions).
Boss came in this weekend after being rescued by emergency teams following an accident in Penn Hills. Using the help of our AVET’s fund we were able to provide treatment for Boss. Our AVETS Fund helps provide lifesaving care for pets injured in tragedies, service/assistant dogs who are sick or injured, and stray cats and dogs that are injured presented to AVETS by a “Good Samaritan”. To donate towards Boss’s care, and the care of other pets that fall into the above mentioned categories, visit: www.avets.com/the-avets-fund/
pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2018/07/13/car-over-embankment-lincoln-road-penn-hills/
We want everyone to have a safe and happy holiday tomorrow and this weekend! Below is an article from the ASPCA with some tips to help you make this happen. Of course we are open 24/7, including holidays, in case your furry friend were to need some medical attention!
www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/fourth-july-safety-tips
aspca.org
With the Fourth of July just two days away, here are some tips for helping your furry friends have a Fear-Free-Fourth!
