2024 NextDoor "Neighborhood Fave"
Thank you for making Windrose Animal Hospital your favorite!
We're honored to serve the Cranberry Township community with exceptional pet care.
Walk-In Urgent Care at
Windrose Animal Hospital
Windrose Animal Hospital now offers walk-in urgent care for NON-SURGICAL OR CRITICAL CARE visits during our urgent care hours. Think "med express for pets." What this means is that every day, we are guaranteed to have appointments available, and at 40-50% less than anyone else in the area. For peace of mind for our pet parents and owners, no corners are cut, and great care at great prices!
You can also call and schedule your appointment, guaranteed to be seen at that time without waiting, with a non-refundable deposit of $130 that is applied to the exam fee ($130).
**LIMITED NUMBER OF SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE**
For exotic pets, we do not yet have daily Urgent Care at this time; however, please call our office, as we may have availability, doctor depending.
Typical appointments seen via our urgent care service include, but are not limited to, severe skin issues, ear infections, UTI's, limping issues, mild to moderate breathing/coughing issues, and GI issues, to name a few.
Routine care, such as vaccines, WILL NOT be given during these visits, and depending on the examination and/or diagnostics that are performed, you may still be referred to a 24/7 critical care facility for further care.
Choosing Urgent Care or Emergency Care
When Should We Come to Urgent Care?
You should come to urgent care if your pet's symptoms include any of the following:
- Blood in urine/straining to urinate in a dog or female cat
- Small wounds or lacerations
- Non-productive cough but breathing fine otherwise
- Broken toenails
- Squinting/eye discharge / significantly swollen eye
- Allergic reactions (facial swelling, hives)
- Limping
- Witnessed ingestion of rat bait
- Mild trauma/single injury
- Itching/Scratching
- Chronic weight loss
- Chronic illnesses/diseases with no recent change in condition
- Hair loss
- Red eyes/skin/ears
- A single seizure with full recovery
- Vomiting (two or fewer episodes)
- Acute diarrhea without vomiting
- Straining to defecate
- Witnessed ingestion of a foreign body with no signs of illness
When Should We Go to the Emergency Room?
You should seek emergency care if your pet's symptoms include any of the following:
- Persistent/severe vomiting
- Appetite loss for more than 24 hours
- Known foreign body ingestion causing illness
- Aggressive coughing without distress
- Multiple seizures within a 24-hour period, but not actively seizing
- Diarrhea paired with vomiting or loss of appetite
- Toxin ingestion
- Respiratory distress
- Collapse
- Inability to walk or get up
- Straining to urinate/blood in urine in a male cat
- Active seizures/cluster seizures/status epilepticus
- Severe trauma (e.g., hit by car, animal attack, severe or multiple injuries)
- Profuse bleeding from any wound
- Snake bite
- Persistent non-productive retching
- Trouble during active labor
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24/7 Emergency Hospitals
**Always Call Ahead for Wait Times**
AVETS - Monroeville - **Preferred**
Open 24/7/365 with emergency veterinarians always on-site to take care of your pet. Some specialists are available during normal business hours. Payment is required when services are rendered.
Phone Number: 412-373-4200
www.avets.com
Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital - Akron, OH - **Preferred**
1053 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road Akron, OH
Open 24/7/365 with emergency veterinarians always on-site to take care of your pet. Specialists are available during normal business hours. Payment is required when services are rendered.Phone Number: 330-666-2976
MedVet - McMurray
Open 24/7/365 with emergency veterinarians always on-site to take care of your pet. Some specialists are available during normal business hours. Payment is required when services are rendered.
Phone Number: 724-717-2237
www.medvet.com
BluePearl Speciality & Emergency Center formally PVSEC
North Hills/Camp Horne Rd.
Due to regular excessive wait times and availability issues, BluePearl ER is our least recommended location.
They are open 24/7/365 with emergency veterinarians always on-site to take care of your pet. Specialists in most areas of medicine are available during normal business hours. Payment is required when services are rendered.
Phone Number: 412-366-3400
www.pvs-ec.com
Pet Poison Hotline
Pet Poison Hotline
Find information about possible items, plants, and medications that may be toxic to your pet.
*Note: There may be a fee assessed if you call the help line.
Thank You For Your Kind Words!
Absolutely love this place!
Alyssa B.
Cranberry Twp, PAI highly recommend them!
Sharon B.
Cranberry Twp, PAThe staff at Windrose is always amazing!
Dana A.
Cranberry Twp, PASo happy I found Windrose!
Megan McNulty
I highly recommend Windrose for your vet services.
Andrea Clark
They are prompt, friendly, and efficient.
Kristine Hart
I'm incredibly please we found this practice.
Liz Hare
Wonderful people, excellent care.
Jackie Washil
Please come here if you want quality service.
Taylor Teitbaum
I feel so confident with Windrose's expertise.
K.I.
I cannot say enough about Windrose.
Colleen Tanner
We are extremely fortunate...
Wes G
No other vet will ever be as good as you guys!
Sarah
Windrose Animal Hospital is lovely!
Shauna Concannon
Our Location
Our Location
Our convenient location makes it easy for pet owners in Cranberry Township and the surrounding areas to access top-quality veterinary care.
Keep In Touch
Contact Us
Cranberry Township
- 1658 Rt. 228
Cranberry Twp, PA 16066 - info@windrosevet.com
- (724) 779-8300
Valencia
- 4079 Adair Ave
Valencia, PA 16059 - valencia@windrosevet.com
- (724) 345-2598
Opening Hours
General Practice
Valencia
Walk-In Urgent Care
Monday-Saturday: 1-8 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
**Additional hours coming soon!
Holiday Closures
Memorial Day
July 4th
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Early Closure Christmas Eve*
Christmas Day
Early Closure New Years Eve*
New Years Day
*General Practice Only