Cambria Veterinary Care

06/21/2024

Keep your pets safe during this heat!

05/31/2024

Tomorrow, Saturday June 1st we will be closed for a staff outing. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Our hospital will resume normal business hours Monday June 3rd.

05/24/2024

We wish you all a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend! In observance of the holiday, we will be closed Monday, May 27th.

05/02/2024

“We are seeing practitioners aging out and retiring from the field, or leaving food and farm animal medicine for other aspects of medicine or a different profession completely due to quality of life and work-life-balance reasons,” said Dr. Aubrey Vena of Cambria Veterinary Care. “There aren’t many new veterinarians entering the field of large animal medicine to replace them.”

A shortage of large animal veterinarians — in the state and across the nation — will have detrimental effects on the agricultural industry if left unchecked, ag officials said. “If our veterinary workforce is not adequately staffed and prepared, in the event of an animal health emergency, ther...

05/02/2024

Tune into Fox 8 WWCP TV today at noon or 10:35 p.m. to catch our very own Dr. Aubrey Vena!

05/01/2024

We will be closing early today Wednesday May 1st at 5 PM for a staff education opportunity. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding! Our hospital will resume normal business hours tomorrow Thursday May 2nd.

04/25/2024

It’s that time of year when your furry friends may start to itch more! Our team had the opportunity to discuss dermatology in pets and explore remedies for these issues. We are dedicated to keeping your pets comfortable and healthy!

04/24/2024

04/10/2024

Need a little pick-me-up? We've got just the thing.. a squishy face! 😍🫶❤️

04/08/2024

Thank you to all of those who have nominated Cambria Veterinary Care as your Favorite Veterinarian in Johnstown Magazine's Best of Johnstown! If you have not yet voted, today is your last opportunity to do so. And, we would be honored to have your vote as Favorite Veterinarian: https://www.tribdem.com/johnstown_magazine/best_of_johnstown/

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04/06/2024

🎉✂️ What a day of joy and celebration at the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of Cambria Veterinary Care's NEW Large Animal Veterinary Clinic! 🐄🐎

Today marks a significant milestone in our journey, one that represents our commitment to support and grow agriculture in our community. We are proud to officially launch a comprehensive food and farm animal medical program at not only our haul-in facility but also via a fully-equipped mobile unit.

We are incredibly thankful to everyone who has made this very special day possible - from our team to our partners and supporters, but especially to the agriculture community! We could not do this without you.

As we officially open our doors, our hearts are filled with gratitude and excitement for the future. We look forward to serving our community with passion, expertise, and a whole lot of love. 🎉✂️

04/03/2024

We will be closing early at 12 PM on Friday, April 5th in preparation for the opening of our large animal veterinary clinic. Our hours on Saturday, April 6th remain the same from 8 AM to 12 PM. Please plan accordingly to order and pick up your pet's prescriptions. Thank you for your cooperation!

04/03/2024

We are proud of our very own Dr. Aubrey Vena getting involved in the discussions among the agriculture community at the Cambria County Farm Bureau's annual dinner. Cambria Veterinary Care is here to support and grow this community!

Mark Critz, one of the commonwealth’s leading officials on rural issues, and Aubrey Vena, from Cambria Veterinary Care, had a brief personal conversation about challenges in the animal medicine field

03/31/2024

Wishing you all a very Happy Easter today from the entire Cambria Veterinary Care Team!

Reminder: we will be closed tomorrow, Monday April 1st and will resume normal business hours Tuesday April 2nd.

03/25/2024

🪻🌷 We will be closed Sunday, March 31st and Monday, April 1st in observance of the holiday. 🪻🌷

Wishing you all a blessed Easter!

03/11/2024

We would be honored to have your vote as Favorite Veterinarian!
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POLLS ARE NOW OPEN

LET THE 'BEST OF' COMMENCE!

For those of you asking if we are still doing a “Best of Johnstown” edition again this year – you bet your sweet Incline we are!

And you will be able to start casting your ballots in more than 80 categories starting (drum roll please) .... RIGHT NOW!

It’s our most popular edition of the year and once again, we want to hear from you about what makes Johnstown (and the surrounding communities) so great! We have even added a few new categories thanks to your suggestions.

This year, we are doing all the nominations online to make it a lot easier and we have even more categories than ever so there’s sure to be a spot to write in your favorites!

We are closing voting on April 8 this year so we can send photographers out to capture beautiful images of all your favorites!

The results will be announced in our printed June edition.

So be sure to vote TODAY!
One vote per email.

Good luck to everyone this year!

www.tribdem.com/bestofjohnstown

03/10/2024

Thank you to everyone who came out to Pucks & Paws last night. 🐶🏒 We had a great time and saw a Johnstown Tomahawks win!

03/09/2024

PSA to all of our horse owners out there:
Please be aware that there have been confirmed cases of EHV-1 (Equine Herpes Virus) close to home.

Many of you will know EHV as "rhino" or rhinopneumonitis, which can result in upper respiratory infection in young horses and abortion in pregnant mares. But many don't realize that in rare instances, EHV can also cause a severe neurological disease referred to as equine herpes myeloencephalopathy (EHM) in adult horses.
EHV-1 is spread through coughing or sneezing (from which aerosolized viral particles can spread up to 35 feet), direct contact with infected horses, as well as contaminated feed, equipment, clothing, and tack. Often, the earliest signs of disease are a fever, limb edema (swelling), and nasal discharge, but any neurologic symptoms like incoordination, inability to stand, or urine dribbling should also be immediately reported to your veterinarian.

Luckily, the equine herpes virus is easily killed by disinfectants, and is included in most core vaccination schedules, so this is a good time to ensure that all of your horses are adequately vaccinated and that you practice good biosecurity both in your barn and at competitions and shows. If your horses will be in contact with others or traveling off the farm, you might consider boosting the EHV-1 vaccine. Additionally, if your barn is acquiring new horses (especially those coming from sale barns or auctions) or horses that are returning from a high-risk situation (shows or competitions), these horses should be quarantined for at least 21 days.

While EHV and particularly EHM are scary, the goal of sharing this information is not to cause a panic, but rather to encourage all of our horse owners to be smart about your decisions for your horses in the coming weeks!
For more information, take a look at the American Association of Equine Practitioners' EHV FAQs: https://aaep.org/horsehealth/faq-equine-herpesvirus-ehv and please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns regarding EHV, EHM, or other equine infectious diseases!

03/06/2024

Have you ever thought about what breed of dog you would be? Check out what our Johnstown Tomahawks said!

And, don't forget to come out and join us for a fun night at the annual Pucks and Paws game this Saturday, March 9th at 7 PM at 1st Summit Arena at Cambria County War Memorial. 🐶🏒

Pets are welcome for a $5 donation.

Check out johnstowntomahawks's video.

02/27/2024

02/03/2024

Our brilliant team at Cambria Veterinary Care took on the challenge of Escape Rooms Johnstown last night and emerged victorious! 🏆🙌🏼

02/02/2024

We were just as ecstatic to see Calitheia! 🐱💛

Calitheia is still ecstatic about being at Cambria Veterinary Care in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. 😻

01/29/2024

Update (2/2): dog has been transferred to Humane Society of Cambria County.

Stray dog found roaming between the 1100 and 1200 block of Virginia Avenue in the West End section of the City of Johnstown on Friday, January 26th. Unaltered and wearing a blue and gray collar. Contact 814-288-8821 if you are the owner or have any further information.

01/26/2024

Hoss is on puppy duty today, we're just his helpers. 🥰

01/22/2024

Our team absolutely adores Mewsette! 🐱 We love having her visit us regularly, not because she's under the weather, but simply because she's the epitome of cuteness and sweetness! Check out those folded ears. 💕

01/21/2024

🌟Exciting News!🌟 Cambria Veterinary Care is thrilled to announce we are now accepting large animal clients for Spring 2024! Your horses, cattle, and all farm animals deserve the best care, and Dr. Aubrey Vena is here to provide just that. Get established with us today and ensure a healthy and happy year! Contact us at 814-288-8821.

01/17/2024

🐔 Hilary Fluff 🐔 has us clucking out loud! 😂

🌟Shoutout to our clients who come up with the coolest pet names🌟

01/10/2024

These cute faces make a snowy day better ❄️❤️

01/02/2024

Just a reminder that today, Tuesday, January 2nd, the hospital will be closing at 5 P.M. Our business hours will resume as normal, tomorrow, Wednesday, January 3rd.

01/01/2024

Happy New Year from Calvin, Kiki, and our entire team! We wish our CVC family a year of happiness and good health. 🎇🎆