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Green Valley Veterinary Hospital is a full service companion animal facility located near the Butler/Beaver County line on Route 68 between Rochester and Zelienople, PA. We are very proud to be AAHA accredited, Cat Friendly, and utilize a staff of Fear Free Certified professionals.
At Green Valley, we understand the important role pets play in our clients' lives and strive to nurture that special bond through client education, client service, and ever-improving patient care. Our veterinarians and veterinary nurses strive to educate our clients on the latest information available to improve patient care. We take continuing education seriously and pursue numerous courses per year while also offering longer than average appointment slots to discuss pet issues with our clients. See our vision, mission, and philosophy below for more information. Please call (724)452-6151 to talk with a team member or email us at info@greenvalleyvet.net 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. |
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Our vision is to achieve a reputation of excellence in all aspects of veterinary medicine, business practices, and client satisfaction.
Our mission is to constantly challenge ourselves to improve the standards of veterinary medicine and client service through our focus on education, teamwork, compassion, and celebrating the human-animal bond helping owners to be the TRUE HEROES that their pets already believe them to be.
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 Policies During the National State of Emergency Due to the Spread of COVID-19
January 22, 2022 COVID-19 UPDATE
Dear Green Valley Pet Families,
As news of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community continues to develop and cases continue to increase, we are monitoring the situation closely. We are sending our thoughts to all of you during this most difficult time. Our main concern is for the health of our staff, clients and patients.
Since 2020 we have all experienced unprecedented changes in our lives both personally and professionally as a result of the COVID pandemic. We are seeing an unprecedented increase in patients both in private practice and at veterinary emergency facilities.
At times it has put a tremendous strain on many local veterinary clinics and ER facilities and their staff. Some of the increase in case load is due to community practices that have had to close or reduce their hours multiple times due to employee COVID outbreaks.
At Green Valley, we are all working very hard and doing our best to see every patient that needs to be seen during our open hours. We ask that if your pet is having any symptoms that concern you please call for an appointment as soon as possible rather than waiting. If the symptoms develop into a health crisis that we are not equipped to handle, it may be very difficult to find a 24-hour emergency facility that is able to see your pet due to being overwhelmed secondary to staff shortages caused by Covid.
We kindly ask for your understanding if you have a puppy, kitten or healthy adult that is due for vaccines, you may have a delay in getting an appointment. Primary care visits and procedures (vaccines, annual exams, spays/neuters) may be booked out several weeks due to high demand. If you are planning on boarding your pet in the future, please call at least one-two months before to schedule any needed vaccinations for boarding so you pet is fully protected.
If you have a scheduled appointment and cannot make it, please call us to cancel so that another patient can receive care.
At this time, our hospital remains operating under regular business hours with curbside care and in-person visits. It is the decision of our clients whether they would like to accompany their pet inside or remain in their vehicle.
While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats, and other domestic pets are not considered at risk for contracting COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of humans within our facility – notably our clients and staff.
Hospital Cleaning Protocol & Staff Illness
Our hospital continues to observe the CDC’s recommendations on disease prevention, handwashing and cleaning protocols, as well as guidance on managing staff members who are displaying flu-like symptoms and/or have tested positive for COVID-19.
Updated COVID-19 Policies
In order to best serve our patients and the people who love them while keeping our team members safe, we have updated some of our policies and are taking the following steps to assure you of our continued commitment to you and your pet:
· If you have any symptoms of COVID-19, or have been exposed to anyone with symptoms, please refrain from coming to the practice. Call us to make special arrangements to meet your pet’s needs.
· As is the case with any public place or facility outside your home, your presence at GVVH might expose you or others to the Coronavirus.
· If you prefer it or are unable to come in with your pet, we will continue to provide curbside service. Call us when you arrive, and we will have you speak to a Technician or Assistant to go over the appointment and any concerns you may have. We will then have them meet you to transfer your pet. If curbside, please plan to stay in the parking lot until your pet’s appointment is over.
· We ask all clients wear a facemask (unless exempt) for both vaccinated and unvaccinated clients at this time, per CDC guidelines. If you forget your mask, we are happy to provide you with one.
· Please limit the number of clients to two per appointment (Exemption for Euthanasia appointments)
· Please use hand sanitizers provided
Thank you for your patience, understanding and your willingness to plan ahead during this time.
If You Have an Afterhours Emergency
Please understand our local Emergency Hospitals are also struggling with the current COVID demands and have, at times, reached capacity or may have 8+ hour wait times as they triage patients so those that are critically ill are seen first.
If your pet is having a medical emergency or requires urgent care after hours below are some of the local emergency facilities in the area
• PVSEC North: 412-366-3400 https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/pittsburgh-north-hills-pa/
807 Camp Horne Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15237
• PVSEC South: 724 809 2000 https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/pittsburgh-south-hills-pa/
1535 Washington Rd., Washington, PA 15301
• AVETS: 412-373-4200 https://www.avets.com/
2674 Monroeville Blvd, Monroeville, PA 15146
• Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital: 330-666-2976 https://www.metropolitanvet.com/
1053 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road Akron, OH 44321
Thank you for your patience during this time.
We understand that circumstances may change as the COVID-19 situation continues to unfold. Please feel free to call us at 724-452-6151 if you have any questions.
We do have an online pharmacy for medications and food, which can be delivered to your door step within 1 – 3 days. You can find our store at https://greenvalleyvet.vetsfirstchoice.com/
We hope our community weathers this outbreak without major incident. For now, it is important that we minimize transmission to reduce the chance of infecting our area healthcare workers and the most vulnerable citizens.
For regular updates on GVVH ’s COVID-19 policies and operational status, please check back to our Facebook page and our website.
The Centers for Disease Control has a comprehensive website with general information and more about COVID-19 and animals: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html
For further reading on COVID-19:
Dear Green Valley Pet Families,
As news of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community continues to develop and cases continue to increase, we are monitoring the situation closely. We are sending our thoughts to all of you during this most difficult time. Our main concern is for the health of our staff, clients and patients.
Since 2020 we have all experienced unprecedented changes in our lives both personally and professionally as a result of the COVID pandemic. We are seeing an unprecedented increase in patients both in private practice and at veterinary emergency facilities.
At times it has put a tremendous strain on many local veterinary clinics and ER facilities and their staff. Some of the increase in case load is due to community practices that have had to close or reduce their hours multiple times due to employee COVID outbreaks.
At Green Valley, we are all working very hard and doing our best to see every patient that needs to be seen during our open hours. We ask that if your pet is having any symptoms that concern you please call for an appointment as soon as possible rather than waiting. If the symptoms develop into a health crisis that we are not equipped to handle, it may be very difficult to find a 24-hour emergency facility that is able to see your pet due to being overwhelmed secondary to staff shortages caused by Covid.
We kindly ask for your understanding if you have a puppy, kitten or healthy adult that is due for vaccines, you may have a delay in getting an appointment. Primary care visits and procedures (vaccines, annual exams, spays/neuters) may be booked out several weeks due to high demand. If you are planning on boarding your pet in the future, please call at least one-two months before to schedule any needed vaccinations for boarding so you pet is fully protected.
If you have a scheduled appointment and cannot make it, please call us to cancel so that another patient can receive care.
At this time, our hospital remains operating under regular business hours with curbside care and in-person visits. It is the decision of our clients whether they would like to accompany their pet inside or remain in their vehicle.
While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats, and other domestic pets are not considered at risk for contracting COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of humans within our facility – notably our clients and staff.
Hospital Cleaning Protocol & Staff Illness
Our hospital continues to observe the CDC’s recommendations on disease prevention, handwashing and cleaning protocols, as well as guidance on managing staff members who are displaying flu-like symptoms and/or have tested positive for COVID-19.
Updated COVID-19 Policies
In order to best serve our patients and the people who love them while keeping our team members safe, we have updated some of our policies and are taking the following steps to assure you of our continued commitment to you and your pet:
· If you have any symptoms of COVID-19, or have been exposed to anyone with symptoms, please refrain from coming to the practice. Call us to make special arrangements to meet your pet’s needs.
· As is the case with any public place or facility outside your home, your presence at GVVH might expose you or others to the Coronavirus.
· If you prefer it or are unable to come in with your pet, we will continue to provide curbside service. Call us when you arrive, and we will have you speak to a Technician or Assistant to go over the appointment and any concerns you may have. We will then have them meet you to transfer your pet. If curbside, please plan to stay in the parking lot until your pet’s appointment is over.
· We ask all clients wear a facemask (unless exempt) for both vaccinated and unvaccinated clients at this time, per CDC guidelines. If you forget your mask, we are happy to provide you with one.
· Please limit the number of clients to two per appointment (Exemption for Euthanasia appointments)
· Please use hand sanitizers provided
Thank you for your patience, understanding and your willingness to plan ahead during this time.
If You Have an Afterhours Emergency
Please understand our local Emergency Hospitals are also struggling with the current COVID demands and have, at times, reached capacity or may have 8+ hour wait times as they triage patients so those that are critically ill are seen first.
If your pet is having a medical emergency or requires urgent care after hours below are some of the local emergency facilities in the area
• PVSEC North: 412-366-3400 https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/pittsburgh-north-hills-pa/
807 Camp Horne Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15237
• PVSEC South: 724 809 2000 https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/pittsburgh-south-hills-pa/
1535 Washington Rd., Washington, PA 15301
• AVETS: 412-373-4200 https://www.avets.com/
2674 Monroeville Blvd, Monroeville, PA 15146
• Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital: 330-666-2976 https://www.metropolitanvet.com/
1053 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road Akron, OH 44321
Thank you for your patience during this time.
We understand that circumstances may change as the COVID-19 situation continues to unfold. Please feel free to call us at 724-452-6151 if you have any questions.
We do have an online pharmacy for medications and food, which can be delivered to your door step within 1 – 3 days. You can find our store at https://greenvalleyvet.vetsfirstchoice.com/
We hope our community weathers this outbreak without major incident. For now, it is important that we minimize transmission to reduce the chance of infecting our area healthcare workers and the most vulnerable citizens.
For regular updates on GVVH ’s COVID-19 policies and operational status, please check back to our Facebook page and our website.
The Centers for Disease Control has a comprehensive website with general information and more about COVID-19 and animals: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html
For further reading on COVID-19:
- American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- https://www.wormsandgermsblog.com
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