GREEN VALLEY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
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Green Valley Veterinary Hospital
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Please keep yourself and your pets safe this winter.
  • Freezing temperatures (32°F/0°C or below) pose severe risks like frostbite, hypothermia, and death to pets, requiring they be kept indoors. If it is too cold for you, it is too cold for them. Limit outdoor time to short bathroom breaks, check paws for ice/salt, and keep, senior or small pets extra warm. 

  • ​                                                                      Key Safety Measures:
  • Bring Them Inside: The safest option is bringing pets indoors; if they must stay out, provide insulated, dry, elevated shelter.
  • Check Paw Health: Ice, salt, and chemicals can cause injury. Clean paws immediately after walks and use booties if necessary.
  • Watch for Hypothermia: Signs include shivering, lethargy, whining, or cold ears/paws. If seen, bring them inside immediately.​Prevent Cold-Weather Dangers: Check under car hoods for cats seeking warmth, as they can be injured by fans.
  • Water Safety: Ensure outdoor water bowls do not freeze and keep fresh water available, as pets can dehydrate in the cold.  If an animal is left outside without proper shelter, contact local authorities, such as the police or animal control, to check on them. 
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February is Dental Health Month--Checkout our Blog for more information on how you can keep your pet smiling.

Green Valley Veterinary Hospital is a full-service companion animal practice located along Route 68 between Rochester and Zelienople, near the Butler/Beaver County line in Pennsylvania. We are proud to be AAHA-accredited, Cat Friendly Certified, and staffed by a team of Fear Free Certified professionals.

At Green Valley, we recognize the vital role pets play in our clients’ lives and are dedicated to nurturing that special bond through exceptional client education, personalized service, and continually advancing patient care. Our veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and client service representatives are committed to staying at the forefront of veterinary medicine through ongoing continuing education and professional development. We also provide longer-than-average appointment times to ensure every client has the opportunity to fully discuss their pet’s health and well-being.
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Our mission is to continually elevate the standards of veterinary medicine and client service through a steadfast focus on education, teamwork, compassion, and the celebration of the human–animal bond—empowering pet owners to be the true heroes their pets already believe them to be.

Please call 724-452-6151 to talk with a team member, email us at [email protected], text us at 724-560-1759 or sign into your pet portal account through Vello to have any of your questions answered. Our website also provides a wealth of information about our hospital's philosophy and the veterinary services available.

Accreditations:
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PVMA logo
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Location: 1722 Route 68
Our vision is to achieve a reputation of excellence in all aspects of veterinary medicine, business practices, and client satisfaction.
​Our philosophy is to provide the best possible service and care to our clients and patients in a professional manner. With that as our primary goal, we will operate with the following objectives:
  • To treat our client's pets as if they were our own.
  • To celebrate and nurture the human-animal bond.
  • To educate ourselves and our clients so that they can make informed decisions concerning their pet's care.
  • To treat all patients, clients, and teammates with respect and dignity.
  • To promote awareness of veterinary medicine and its importance to the community.
Our Partners in Care:
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Contact Us!
Phone: (724)452-6151
Text: (724)560-1759
Email: [email protected]

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1722 Route 68
New Brighton, PA 15066

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Office Hours
Monday:             8am-7pm
Tuesday:             8am-7pm
Wednesday:        8am-7pm
                   
Thursday:           8am-7pm
     (closed from 2:00 -3:30 pm for team training)
Friday:                8am-4pm
Saturday:            CLOSED
Sunday:               CLOSED
               In Case Of Emergency
Please contact us by phone as quickly as possible for emergency service. We recommend calling Blue Pearl North for after hours care. 
                             Blue Pearl North
                             807 Camp Horne Road
                             Pittsburgh, PA 15237
                             Phone: (412)366-3400
                             Fax: (412)366-3489
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • What is AAHA?
    • What does it mean to be Cat Friendly?
    • What does it mean to be Fear Free?
    • What is CareCredit?
  • Meet Our Team
  • Services
    • Behavioral Medicine
    • Class IV Laser Therapy
    • Dental Care >
      • Digital Dental X-Rays
      • Oral Surgery
    • Digital X-Rays >
      • Laser Surgery
    • Microchipping
    • Pain Management
    • Parasite Control
    • Wellness Care >
      • Vaccinations
      • Puppy and Kitten Care
      • Senior Care
  • Vello
  • Reviews
  • Blog
  • Shop
  • Services
  • Careers
  • Patient Showcase