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If you’re a first-time pet parent, finding a veterinarian can feel almost as overwhelming as picking a pet itself. Fortunately, the Philadelphia area is full of exceptional options. From preventative and urgent care to grooming, boarding and in-home care, these veterinary clinics offer top-rated service.
For Emergency Care
Penn Vet’s Ryan Hospital
Address: 3900 Spruce St.
Appointments: 215-746-8387
Emergencies: 215-746-8911
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited veterinary clinic at The University of Pennsylvania is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and is staffed by emergency medicine clinicians and emergency/critical care specialists, as well as nursing specialists in emergency/critical care and on-call specialists. The facility is also one of nine vet hospitals nationwide that are designated as Veterinary Trauma Centers by the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care
Queen Village Animal Hospital
Address: 323 Bainbridge St.
Phone: 215-925-5753
Email: queenvillageanimalhosp@gmail.com
Social: Facebook, Instagram, Yelp
From posting helpful “How-To” videos to paying for your parking meter, client service is king at Queen Village Animal Hospital. In case of an emergency after hours, you can connect with the on-site, on-call veterinarian until 9 p.m. by using the online AirVet telemedicine platform.
For Boarding and Additional Care
Bree’s Animal Hospital
Address: 7436 Frankford Ave.
Phone 215-338-3219
Email: breesanimalhospital@gmail.com
Social: Yelp
With preventative care, urgent care and specialized services like orthopedics, allergy testing and chemotherapy, the medical staff at Bree’s Animal Hospital provides compassionate care for all conditions. Bree’s also offers grooming and full boarding services with walks three times a day.
Whole Animal Gym
Address: 611 S. 2nd St
Phone: 215-839-9244
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
For dogs that need to recover from injuries or seek relief from arthritis pain, Whole Animal Gym, or WAG, is Philadelphia’s first veterinary facility dedicated to rehabilitation and pain management. The clinic offers a wide range of therapeutic services, including acupuncture, hydrotherapy, massage and laser treatments as well as fitness sessions in a private gym or on a treadmill.
Companion Pet Hospital
Address: 1524 S. 5th St.
Phone: 215-703-7387
Email: cph@companion-pets.com
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
This family-owned and operated veterinary clinic in the Park Hill neighborhood certifies all its professionals, from the front desk to management, in Fear Free care. It’s also AAHA accredited and offers state-of-the-art medical services, from laser therapy to senior and geriatric care, with a focus on the human-animal bond.
For Above-and-Beyond Services
2nd Street Animal Hospital
Address: 966 N. 2nd St.
Phone: 215-516-7000
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
2nd Street Animal Hospital offers a wide range of services to help keep your animal healthy, including wellness, preventative, routine and dental care, as well as cutting-edge care like thermal imaging and laser therapy. 2nd Street also provides in-house laboratory and pharmacy services and is able to care for exotics, including reptiles, ferrets, birds and fish.
The Animedic Veterinary Hospital
Address: 102 Jamestown Ave.
Phone: 267-297-7950
Email: info@theanimedic.com
Social: Facebook, Instagram, Yelp
With a focus on preventative care — including nutritional counseling — as well as in-house diagnostic testing, you can expect comprehensive medical care at this Manayunk neighborhood clinic.
Art Museum Veterinary Center
Address: 1710 Fairmount Ave.
Phone: 215-982-1490
Email: info@artmuseumvet.com
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
This state-of-the-art, AAHA-accredited veterinary clinic strives to provide the best possible care for your pet. The entire staff is Recover Initiative CPR certified and offers wellness, dental, surgical and geriatric care, as well as digital radiography, advanced imaging (ultrasound and echocardiograms) and an online, in-house pharmacy.
Caring Hands Vet Clinic
Address: 3310 Grant Ave.
Phone: 215-621-8959
Email: info@caringhandsvetclinic.com
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
Caring Hands Veterinary Clinic is another AAHA-accredited facility that offers comprehensive wellness and dental care, as well the ability to provide a faster diagnosis with high-resolution digital imaging capabilities and an in-house laboratory.
For House Calls and Mobile Clinics
Liberty Vet Pets
Address: 265 S. 20th St.
Phone: 888-458-8587
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
Liberty Vet Pets prides itself on placing your pet’s needs first. The practice offers house calls, as well as multiple mobile vet clinic locations, so you can see your vet without having to drive across town. Pets also have access to full preventative, surgical and dental care.
Vetter Pet Care
Phone: 215-220-6487
Email: general@vetterpetcare.com, Book an appointment
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Yelp
If a trip to the vet makes your dog anxious, schedule a visit with Vetter. The on-demand mobile service makes house calls (early, late, weekend or next-day appointments) easy for regular checkups, to administer vaccines or to write prescriptions.
Lap of Love Philadelphia
Phone: 267-317-8110
Email: Philadelphia@LapofLove.com
If you need to make the difficult decision to put a pet down, the network of veterinarians at Lap of Love Philadelphia provide palliative care and in-home euthanasia so your pet can be more comfortable at home during their final days.
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