All Pets Veterinary Wellness Clinic

08/10/2024

Did you know that oral flea/tick prevention is the best type of prevention to use? Our favorite is Bravecto!

Bravecto is a 3 month oral flea & tick prevention that we carry in our office!

Flea/tick collars - #1 mistake pet parents make is that the collar is not tight enough. The collars are dependent on the dog's body heat to melt the medication - this means the collar needs to be skin tight in order to work. Most pet parents think the collar is choking them, therefore leaving them too loose. Collars also can be broken off and easily lost.

Topical medication can be washed off or are applied incorrectly.

Oral flea/tick prevention is great because it can conveniently be broken into your dogs food for easy consumption or your dog enjoys a special treat! They're 99% effective against killing fleas as you know your pet actually consumed the medication!

The average price of Bravecto for Dogs is $75 per pill, but $300 a year in prevention is much cheaper than treatment if your dog ends up with Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, or ehrlichiosis!

07/19/2024

UPDATE 7/20/2024 - NO MORE CAT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE! Please look at the other options that HPHH has on their website!

Happy Paws Happy Homes is offering an outdoor cat spay/neuter program for a limited time called "Not My Cat". This is for outdoor cats only.

It doesn't matter what county you reside in as long as you can transport to State College, PA.

Vouchers cost $30 per cat and cover the cost of the surgery, 3 day pain medication injection, rabies and FVRCP vaccine, so there are no additional fees unless your cat has fleas (+$8).

Ear tipping is mandatory!

Email [email protected] to request vouchers (mention you want to participate with the stray cat voucher program)

Then call our clinic at to schedule an appointment!

Vouchers take 4-6 weeks to receive. You must contact HPHH before calling the vet office.

Take advantage of this limited time offer!!!

06/22/2024

Altering your pet has more benefits than just preventing reproducing.

Did you know that female animal can develop a deadly uterine infection called pyometra?

Pyometra is a serious and life-threatening infection of the uterus that causes it to fill with bacteria and pus.

Most pet parents are unable to afford the cost, but it's cheaper than an emergency vet bill or a lawsuit (and saves you money in the long run).

90% of pets are rehomed due to behavioral issues that could have been prevented.

Spaying/neutering saves lives!

06/14/2024

We have a couple of openings for spay/neuters and regular appointments with our vet at the end of this month (June).

Call to schedule an appointment!

05/09/2024

Most Blue & Gold Macaws prefer to fly... Lola's preferred mode of transportation is by vacuum!

03/22/2024

Indoor cats need prevention!

Cats don't need to go outdoors to come into contact with a surprising number of viruses, bacteria, and parasites.

Do you see bugs in your house? ... That means there are parasites that you can only see on a microscopic level. 🔬

The cost of preventive pet care is less than diagnostic and treatment costs if your pet gets sick.

Purchase Revolution or Revolution Plus for your cats at our office! 🐈

03/01/2024

Information about local voucher programs we participate with.

Happy Paws Happy Homes

The Hundred Cat Foundation

Centre County PAWS

Please call us at 814-308-8175 if you would like to schedule an appointment!

02/18/2024

Spay & neuter your pets and drink Bees Knees Coffee!

02/17/2024

Thank you Centre County PAWS for the Valentine's Day basket!

We are grateful for everything you do for the community!

Check out their page for adoptable fur babies to add to your family!

Or if you're a Centre County resident, take advantage of their spay/neuter vouchers to save you money on your pet's surgery cost!

12/30/2023

Our office is closed until Wednesday, January 3rd.

If your pet needs emergency care, please contact CPVETS at 814-237-4670.

Have a happy and a safe New Year!

12/02/2023

If you're looking for a new fur-baby to add to your family, please check out Huntingdon County Humane Society!

Our clinic spays/neuters for their facility. Not only do we enjoy the sweet treats their volunteers bring us, but their happy volunteers and sweet fur-babies they bring every month make the job so worth it!

We were blessed to end our week with such an amazing group of animals and people!

They have a LOT of kittens, adult cats, and very friendly, well socialized dogs to add to your family!

11/30/2023

Annual wellness visits are so important - even for amphibians and other exotic pets!

Regular visits to a veterinarian can help to prevent health problems before they start in order to contribute to overall health and longevity.

Most exotic pet problems are a result of poor nutrition, inappropriate habitat, dental issues, or incorrect temperature/humidity.

Our veterinarian is happy to discuss proper care for our exotic friends and answer all of your questions on a yearly or bi-yearly basis! 🐸

11/15/2023

Our phone line is currently down.

If you need to contact our clinic, please email us at [email protected].

We apologize for this inconvenience!

11/02/2023

Contact Centre County PAWS or The Hundred Cat Foundation for vouchers to help reduce the cost of spaying/neutering indoor & outdoor cats!

10/17/2023

Somewhere out there is a vet tech...

Doing 10 things at once for your animals, while holding their bladder because there's no time to p*e, while starving because there was no time for a break, while being p*ed/pooped/bled on, and are missing their pets because they are busy caring for yours!

They can play connect-the-dots with all of their scars and puncture wounds!

Thank you to all veterinary technicians!

10/04/2023

Our office is closed from Monday, October 2nd until Friday, October 13th.

We will resume normal operations on Monday, October 16th.

There will be at least one tech at the office to answer the phone and fill medications.

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes.

09/29/2023

We are now requiring a $25 deposit be paid on all appointments, excluding ear-tipped cat spay/neuters.

Payments can be made over the phone. Payment types accepted are cash, debit/credit cards, and CareCredit.

Any appointment that does not have a deposit paid will be canceled.

Please provide at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment.

Our schedule is always tight, so this helps ensure that we are able to care for as many pets as possible in a timely manner.

We wish this measure was not necessary, but too many people have abused the privilege of scheduling an appointment. This deposit will be a credit towards your invoice, so you are not out-of-pocket any monies.

As a friendly reminder, we are a small clinic with limited space and staffing. This makes it hard for us to take on any emergency appointments, but we try our best to accommodate current clients.

Thank you for your continued patronage and support.

In the case of an emergency, please contact CPVETS at 814-237-4670.

09/16/2023

Friendly reminder to treat your veterinarian and vet staff with kindness and respect.

Swearing and threatening us will not make us be able to see your pet any faster.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please contact CPVETS at 814-237-4670.

09/03/2023

Starting at 7pm today, CPVETS will now be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!

08/15/2023

Contact Adale at Tiny Paws Nicu if you're looking for a healthy, fully vetted kitten to add to your family!

Come out this Saturday and help this young lady out! If you aren't looking for a new fur baby. She is taking donations. Read the flyer below for more information!

08/02/2023

We support local!

Huge thank you to Danae at Studio 3494 for painting a portrait of our office cat, Butters!

It's beautiful! It is hung infront of our exam room door for all of our clients to see!

Like and follow her page by clicking the link above! ☝🏽

06/28/2023

Our veterinarian will be out of the office starting Wednesday, June 28th until Friday, July 9th.

Only technician appointments will be available during this time.

We will resume normal operation on Monday, July 10th.

For exotic emergencies, please contact:
- CPVets in State College at 814-237-4670
- Centre Animal Hospital in State College at 814-238-5100
- Town & Country Animal Hospital in Warriors Mark at 814-632-9700
- Lakemont Vet Hospital in Altoona at 814-946-4676
- Clearfield Vet Hospital in Clearfield at 814-857-1789

Thank you and we apologize for any inconvenience this causes!

06/25/2023

It is firework season!

NOW is the time to contact us for calming medication if your pet experiences anxiety from fireworks.

- Microchip your pets.
- License your dogs.
- Update your contact information.
- Put your contact information on your pet's collars.
- Put a collar/harness on your pet!
- Crate train your dogs so they have a place of safety.

Call us at 814-308-8175 or email at [email protected]! We must have seen your pet within the past 365 days in order to fill medication.

06/05/2023

This is why it is important to use flea/tick/heartworm prevention year round!

05/29/2023

Our office is closed today so we can honor those who lost their lives while serving their country.

05/12/2023

This is an egg from a bearded dragon!

The eggs are very soft and fragile. Bearded dragons average between 15-30 eggs per clutch! Bearded dragons lay eggs a few times per year.

05/09/2023

This is a skunk gecko! How cool is she?

05/05/2023

Our office is currently scheduling appointments 3 months in advance.

Please book your annual wellness appointments and spays/neuters in advance!

04/04/2023

With Easter rapidly approaching, we would like to remind all cat owners that lilies are extremely toxic to cats.

If your pet ingests a lily, please seek emergency treatment by calling CPVets at 814-237-4670 or Metzger's Animal Hospital at 814-237-5333.

04/01/2023

Rabbits are very fragile and can break bones if picked up incorrectly, so they are not recommended for young kids.

However; female rabbit spays at our clinic are ~ $310 and male rabbit neuters are ~ $250!

Rabbits need to be spayed/neutered at a minimum of 6 months of age to prevent any aggression or spraying. They also require yearly vet visits and monthly nail/teeth trimming.

We are currently scheduling 3 months out. Please call our office at 814-308-8175 ASAP to schedule an appointment!