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Pittsburgh Emergency Veterinary & Specialty Care

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Address:
2810 Washington Rd.
McMurray, PA 15317
Main: 724.717.2273
Fax: 724.638.8318
Email: info.pittsburgh@medvet.com
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Comprehensive and Compassionate Care for Pittsburgh Pets Every Day of the Year 

MedVet Pittsburgh is home to advanced 24-hour emergency, critical care, and specialty pet care in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and the surrounding communities. Our comprehensive care is an extension of your family veterinarian.  

Serving more than 10,000 patients a year, our team is a trusted partner in care for family veterinarians and pet lovers. We know pets are an important part of your family, and we strive to provide exceptional care while showing compassion for you and your pet. Our team has the expertise and the resources in our state-of-the-art facility to diagnose and treat your pet, giving them the best chance for a positive outcome.  

If your pet is facing an emergency, you can come directly to our hospital 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – no appointment is needed.  

Our Leaders

Joseph Ielapi, DVM

Medical Director

Ashley Campa

Hospital Director

Take a Closer Look at MedVet Pittsburgh 

Our team is here 24 hours a day, seven days a week every day of the year to provide comprehensive care for dogs and cats. Check out some of the faces and places that greet pets when they’re receiving exceptional care at MedVet Pittsburgh.  

Brown and white bulldog named Scarlett, happy and healthy after treatment at MedVet Pittsburgh

Compassionate Care for Pets Like Scarlett 

Scarlett came to see our team at MedVet Pittsburgh for difficulty urinating. After performing X-rays, the team discovered she had multiple urinary stones that needed to be removed. Our Board-certified Veterinary Surgeon, Dr. Lynne Snow, performed a cystotomy to remove the stones from Scarlett’s bladder. She has since recovered and is back to her normal self with her loving family.

Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet Pittsburgh if it’s an emergency.  

An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit. 

Take a Closer Look at MedVet Pittsburgh 

Our team is here 24 hours a day, seven days a week every day of the year to provide comprehensive care for dogs and cats. Check out some of the faces and places that greet pets when they’re receiving exceptional care at MedVet Pittsburgh.  
Brown and white bulldog named Scarlett, happy and healthy after treatment at MedVet Pittsburgh

Compassionate Care for Pets Like Scarlett 

Scarlett came to see our team at MedVet Pittsburgh for difficulty urinating. After performing X-rays, the team discovered she had multiple urinary stones that needed to be removed. Our Board-certified Veterinary Surgeon, Dr. Lynne Snow, performed a cystotomy to remove the stones from Scarlett’s bladder. She has since recovered and is back to her normal self with her loving family.
Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet Pittsburgh if it’s an emergency.  
An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit. 

What Pet Owners Are Saying

“The doctor was outstanding. He was thorough, knowledgeable, and honest. The nurses were also knowledgeable and professional. I would go back and highly recommend this facility.”
Shari V.

"Everyone took their time and explained every step of Romeo’s treatment to us and, even though it was very busy, we never felt like we were forgotten and were always kept up to date."
Butch and Kathy C.

"You can feel the compassion from every one of their team members. Easily the best managed emergency center I have seen. They truly care deeply about each individual patient, and it shows in their high-quality medicine."
Jaclyn C.

Interested In Joining Our Team?

MedVet has career opportunities for doctors, specialists, credentialed technicians, clients service representatives, and more! Find out what makes MedVet’s network of emergency and specialty care hospitals the best place for veterinary professionals to build a dream career. If we sparked your interest, check out our current openings!

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