Allegheny North Veterinary Hospital

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Mon - Thu:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Phone: (412) 364-5511

Address: 954 Perry Hwy, Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Website: https://www.anvh.com

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Allegheny North Veterinary Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
In recognition of National Pet Dental Health Month, we have special offers for all cats and dogs scheduled for a dental cleaning in February!!
Vaccination
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Comprehensive Examination
From routine exams to urgent emergencies, our veterinary medical team is prepared to provide quality medical care for your pet at an affordable price. Payment is due at time of service; if needed, financing options are available through CareCredit.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
The article claims to reveal information linking the use of the Seresto flea and tick collar with illness (specifically seizures) and death of pets. This article appears to be a sensationalized misrepresentation of the data collected by the EPA. Here’s the trouble: these data are simply collections of spontaneous reports made to the agency directly by consumers. The purpose of such reporting sites is to create a place for people to raise concerns. Public health agencies collect and monitor these spontaneous reports for trends that suggest a problem that merits investigation. If a pattern is seen that suggests there might be a safety issue, the agency can investigate to determine if there is a real concern or not. Investigations have not been done to show that the reports in this article are accurate or that there are legitimate connections between the product and the events described.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Know that we have full confidence in the Seresto collars sold in our hospital, as we purchase directly from the manufacturer and can guarantee the legitimacy of our stock. Our doctors and staff have been using this product consistently on their own pets since Seresto first entered the market in 2012 and will continue to do so for convenient, safe and effective flea and tick control that we trust. We have seen a small percentage of dogs and cats with localized reactions (skin irritation/hair loss around the area of the collar), in which cases we have immediately addressed any issues and developed a new prevention program using an approved alternative product.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Causes for chronic itching can range from food and/or environmental allergies to parasites or nutritional needs. Because of the constant scratching, secondary bacterial or fungal infections are frequently found during dermatologic exams, too.
Ear Infection Treatment
Our Companion Therapy Laser is a Class IV laser used to treat a variety of conditions, from hot spots and ear infections to arthritis and post-surgical recovery.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
For your pet's safety and to ensure a thorough cleaning, this procedure must be performed under general anesthesia. Precautions are taken to optimize safety, such as pre-anesthetic bloodwork, EKG & radiographs of the chest to detect abnormalities that may affect your pet's ability to handle anesthesia. All pets are monitored both manually and with electronic biometric equipment throughout anesthesia.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
If your pet has signs of periodontal disease such as loose teeth, excessive tartar buildup, or inflamed gums, your veterinarian may recommend a dental cleaning.
Cancer Treatment
Dr. Gaiser has been working with us at Allegheny North since 2012. Passionate about his work, his favorite aspect of veterinary medicine is focusing on ultrasounds, surgeries, and chemotherapy treatments. Of ANVH, he says...

Veterinary Surgery
We routinely perform affordable dog and cat spays and neuters. Our veterinarians are also experienced in additional general surgeries, including mass removals, abdominal surgery, gastropexy ("stomach tacking" to prevent GDV in deep-chested dogs like Great Danes), and more.

Laboratory Services
Early detection of disease processes can result in more effective treatment and less visits to the veterinarian. This can mean a longer, healthier and happier life for your pet, and in turn will save you money. With these goals in mind, we are offering special wellness blood work packages at a reduced price. Good for your pet, and good for you!
X-Ray
Digital x-rays can give our veterinarians a quick view of internal structures of the body to help diagnose many conditions.
Dental Radiology
Look at tooth #105 in this photo. To view it from the outside, it looks perfectly normal - but the dark shadows around the root in the dental x-ray reveal bone loss all around. This is a diseased tooth that will cause pain and discomfort very soon if not extracted.
Microchipping
We use HomeAgain microchips at Allegheny North Veterinary Hospital. Lifetime registration is included in the cost of the microchip, so your pet's ID number will always be available in the searchable database.

General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care
We know your pets are part of the family, so we want to help make sure they are healthy as they enter their golden years. Just as in humans, a senior pet’s health can change each year, sometimes sooner.

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