All Creatures Veterinary Care Center

07/23/2024

Check out our new page to find out what came in tonight after being hit by a car! All Creatures Veterinary Care Center

07/20/2024

FOLLOW OUR NEW PAGE!!!
Whether it is important info regarding your pets, or updates about some changes happening at All Creatures- our new Facebook is the place to be! All Creatures Veterinary Care Center

Be aware of blue-green algae in lakes and ponds when trying to help cool off your pups! It can cause vomiting, seizures, and even death. If you notice green scum on the water, keep your dog away and consult a veterinarian if exposure occurs. Stay safe!

07/07/2024

Head over to All Creatures Veterinary Care Center and watch Dr. Scavola on Funny Farm Rescue LIVE today!!

07/06/2024

Make sure to follow our new page to check out the RAFFLES we run throughout the year!!! You could be our next winner! 🥳

Congratulations to our YETI RAFFLE WINNER!!!
Prince is happy to be protected against fleas and ticks, and Dad is happy to have a place to keep his drinks cool in this heat!! 😎

Keep an eye out for our raffles throughout the year!! Hopefully you’ll be our next winner! 🎖️

07/05/2024

07/02/2024

Make sure you are following our new page!!! And don’t forget to send in pictures of your pets to be featured on our website or social media!! 🐾

Follow us on IG too!!
https://www.instagram.com/acvcc856?igsh=MWw1dWN1eTFtcmk5NA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

06/28/2024

**EXCITING NEWS AT ALL CREATURES**

06/28/2024

Lot's of new, exciting things happening!!

PLEASE FOLLOW OUR NEW PAGES!!

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/acvcc856/
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561137363016

All Creatures provides wellness and non-wellness veterinary services for dogs, cats, birds, small mammals, reptiles and fish!

06/16/2024

We know you take a million pictures of your pet!! 🥹🐾 Who doesn't!? 😅🫶🏼
Want one of those pics to be featured on our NEW website?! 🐕🐈🐓🦆🐍🐢🦎🐇🐁🦔🦨🦜
EMAIL US @ [email protected]

P.S.- Be on the lookout for a NEW FACEBOOK & IG too!! 🤩

05/03/2024

Summer weather is here!! 🌞 Which means so are the fleas, ticks, and mosquitos! 🦟

Stop in to grab heartworm and flea/tick prevention & be entered to win a YETI cooler + TWO 4Cup YETI dog bowls!!! Plus all the goodies pictured inside! ☀️

1 box of prevention = 1 ENTRY
2 boxes of prevention = 3 ENTRIES

The raffle will run until July 1st!! 🎟️
Just in time to celebrate 🇺🇸JULY 4th🎆 in ~style~ with your new YETI COOLER!!! 🍉⛱️

*dogs must have had a negative heartworm test within 12 months to receive heartworm prevention

04/10/2024

Yesterday Dr. Scavola did a leg amputation on a little piggy with a broken femur! She’s an adorable tripod and will be ready for adoption after she is healed!

If you’re looking for a piggy the shelter is open this afternoon to go meet your new best friend!

Piggie Update!!!

We are INCREDIBLY grateful for all of your support and donations and would like to extend a very special thank you to the many volunteers who've showed up each morning to help clean and care for them!! What started as 197 guinea pigs quickly became 219!!!! Thanks to our amazing rescue partners and many adopters, that number is down to 39 as of this morning!!!!

While right now, 39 sounds amazing (to us) it is still quite a few little pigs that are in need of permanent placement! The shelter is open from 1-6 today... come on in and meet some new friends!

Interested in taking some into your organization? Email [email protected]

03/30/2024

Whether your dog is pulling on the leash, won’t recall when you call their name, aggressiveness towards people or other dogs, over protective of toys, you name it. We value the families we serve and have professional backgrounds with working dogs. Any questions and inquires please contact us below!

856-630-0049 📞
[email protected] 💻
ZNG K9 Training LLC (Facebook)
zng_k9training (instagram)

03/21/2024

WE ♥️ CATS!

Fluffy cats, naked cats. Sweet & spicy cats! Baby cats, old cats! ACVCC 🤍 CATS

Did you know the average cat should only weigh 10lbs? This is Xena, she weighs 6lbs!
Let us help you create a diet plan for your cat to help them maintain a healthy weight. Obese cats are more susceptible to medical issues like arthritis and diabetes. Give us a call to schedule a check-up today!

(But we get it, most cats hate the vet! 🥴)
Spray some Feliway on a blanket in their carrier, it will help calm them down for the car ride and visit!

01/28/2024

Rabbits are funny, cute, smart pets that become part of the family! We recommend vet visits starting when you adopt them; it is important to get the most accurate information on how to keep your new pet healthy! After that check-ups are every 6 months. Their teeth are always growing, so it’s important to get them checked routinely.

What should you expect when bringing your rabbit in for a check up?

One of the nurses will bring you into an exam room, then get a weight and full history on your pet. This includes questions like- What do they eat? Are they free roam? What do you use for litter? All Creatures has a caring team of nurses that are very knowledgeable about rabbit husbandry and care. They know how to safely restrain your pet for their exam while keeping the visit as low stress as possible. Dr. Scavola will complete an ears-to-tail exam that includes many things - especially looking at your rabbit’s molars (yes, they have back teeth!). She will discuss next steps whether that be recommending tests or a plan to see you back in 6 months! Any and all questions are welcome at your visit whether it be to your nurse or the doctor. We are here to help make sure your bunny stays in the best health possible!

Did you know spaying a rabbit is just as important as spaying a dog? This can be done at 6 months of age and is very important for their health. Bunnies also get vaccinated just like dogs! In all aspects of medicine we treat our rabbit patients just like our canine patients. Since they live just as long (8-12+ years), and we love them just as much, we believe they should be treated with the same standard of care. All Creatures offers services for rabbits such as blood work, radiographs, ultrasound, surgery, teeth trims, vaccines, nails trims and much more!

If you'd like to chat with our friendly receptionists and schedule an appointment with Dr. Scavola please give us a call at 856-256-8996

01/19/2024

We will be closed for the remainder of the day due to the snow! We will reopen at 8:30 tomorrow morning!
Everyone stay safe if you have to be on the roads!
-Dr. Scavola

01/11/2024

POWER HAS BEEN RESTORED.

01/10/2024

UPDATE

All Creatures’ electric has still not come back on and AC Electric’s estimated time for reinstatement isn’t until Friday afternoon.
We have high hopes it will be turned on before that, but as of now we have to remain closed.

If you have an appointment with us Thursday or Friday and see this, please call prior to coming in to see if we are open!

I look forward for the lights to come back on so we can get your loved ones in the door and taken care of! I’m sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.

I will be checking our clinic email often, but in the case of an after hours emergency please take your pet to Mt Laurel Animal Hospital (dogs, cats, exotics) or University of Pennsylvania (dogs, cats)

Emergencies during office hours please contact 2nd St. Animal Hospital at 215-516-7000.

-Dr. Scavola
[email protected]

01/08/2024

Recently there have been some rumors floating around about Purina's diets being linked to harming, even killing, dogs. Please know that I have reached out to Purina directly and this is nothing to be worried about!
Purina is one of the first and largest dog food companies, which means they do constant rigorous testing to make sure what we are feeding our dogs is safe. If there was a concern about their foods they immediately take it off of all shelves ensuring there is no chance for illness.
Recalls can and do happen in all industries, but at the current moment there is nothing to be worried about when feeding your dog his/her Purina food!

Please call the office if you have any further questions regarding this! 856-256-8996

-Dr. Scavola

STATEMENT FROM PURINA:
https://newscenter.purina.com/Purina-Response-to-Online-Rumors?fbclid=IwAR2mWOak1WR7Tbqd2auhNF_V6ot57Zo2JF2oM1-5fiaszYHTxgNfskSW9Gs

01/08/2024

FEBRUARY IS DENTAL MONTH!

Here at All Creatures we are passionate about dental health! We extend "Dental Month" into March to make it possible for our clients to benefit from the 10% off we offer! This year we are also raffling off two baskets (one cat, one dog) that includes lots of fun things dental and pet related! You can get raffle tickets by scheduling a dental, completing a dental, and buying dental treats!

Dr. Scavola and Dr. Crespo love to talk about dental health! Give us a call to make an appointment to get your dog or cat examined and a personalized dental estimate. Call today, we are filling up spots for February and March fast!

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06/03/2023

We are happy to sponsor this years Monroeville Fire Company’s Car Show Fundraiser! 🇺🇸🚒

From 5-11pm tonight if you want to come out and show support! All you can eat beef and beer for $30!

03/08/2023

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month! Please keep household items out of your pet's reach. If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, we suggest calling a pet poison control right away.

01/29/2022

Thank you for all the memories the past 25 years. Looking forward to the next 25!!!

01/16/2022

RHV2 rescue vaccine clinic underway. Many many more to go

11/05/2021

ATTENTION ALL RABBIT OWNERS:

Rabbit hemorrhagic disease (RHVD2) is a highly contagious, fatal disease in rabbits and is currently classified as a reportable animal disease in the United States. Animal health officials detected rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus serotype 2 (RHDV2) for the third time in the United States in February 2020. It has since been spreading to multiple states across the Southwest. It is important to note that RHDV2 does not impact human health.

RHDV2, unlike other rabbit hemorrhagic disease viruses, affects both domestic and wild rabbits. Infected rabbits may develop a fever, be hesitant to eat, or show respiratory or nervous signs. However, many times, the only signs of the disease are sudden death.

The vaccine has just been approved for use in New Jersey. We recommend all pet rabbits be vaccinated against this disease. As of November 15th 2021 we will be offering pre-vaccination physical examination appointments during which the rabbit will receive the first dose of vaccine and a USDA required microchip identification. A booster dose by one of our nursing staff will be necessary several weeks later. Pasteurella vaccination is also available.

The disease is not present in New Jersey at this time so there is no reason to panic. A regularly scheduled office appointment is all that’s necessary. We will NOT offer a RHV2 vaccine clinic to avoid high numbers of unvetted rabbits with potential contagious diseases to be in close proximity to each other.

At All Creatures Veterinary Care Center you can be assured your rabbits are receiving the top veterinary medical and surgical care in the tri-state region.

Please call 856-256-8996 to schedule an appointment.

Veterinary services for dogs & cats, birds, small mammals, reptiles and fish.

10/29/2019

Happy Cat Day. Share your cats photo with us!

10/15/2019

Thank you to our great veterinary technicians!!!

Lacey
Christina
Ali
Dez

This is a great team! We are proud to not only have you as great staff members but also to be able to call you family. You are a key to the success of All Creatures Veterinary Care Center by your hard work and compassion for all that walk through our doors!!

07/26/2019

TD BANK

05/24/2019

Our Dr. Lauren Robinson-Weiss on Good Day Philadelphia

Turtle owner Barry Turner and veterinarian Dr. Lauren Robinson joins Good Day to discuss how to properly care for turtles.

02/07/2019

FEBRUARY IS PET DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!! BUT AT ALL CREATURES BOTH FEBRUARY & MARCH ARE!!!

Thru the month of February & March receive 15% off your invoice on scheduled dental cleaning/procedures performed during Pet Dental Health Month. Just mention this email and schedule your free dental evaluation prior to scheduling the procedure.

The dental evaluation appointment is separate from any other appointments such as wellness (vaccines etc) or non-wellness issues and is with a dental technician

04/11/2018

Happy National Pet Day