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Steel Veterinary Services

General Practice Veterinary Clinic located in Washington PA. We would love to meet you and your pet! Call us: 724-206-9944

Spays and Neuters, Surgery, Dental Care, Nutrition Consultation, Wellness Exams, Vaccinations, Diagnostics, Digital Radiograph etc.

01/06/2026

🐾We are hiring! 🐾Be part of our great team!😻

12/31/2025

🐾🐶Happy New Year! 🐾😻

12/31/2025

******Update on the previous post: The owner James just came in and paid his bill. As I stated before, once it was paid the post would be removed. Hopefully this is the last of it. Thank you to everyone who shared. I guess this was the only way we had to get a hold of them before taking things to the next level.********

12/25/2025

🐾 Merry Christmas! 🎄

12/23/2025

✨ Staff Dinner & Secret Santa Night ✨
We had such a wonderful evening celebrating our amazing team with a Staff Dinner and Secret Santa at Angelo’s Italian Restaurant 🍝🎅🏼
Between delicious food, lots of laughter, thoughtful gifts, and great company, it was the perfect way to slow down and appreciate the people who make our clinic what it is every single day. We are so grateful for this hardworking, compassionate, and fun group.
Thank you to everyone who came out and helped make the night so special, and a big thank you to Angelo’s for hosting us and taking such great care of our crew.
Cheers to teamwork, gratitude, and a little holiday magic ✨❤️

12/21/2025

🎄🐾 OUR SCHEDULE FOR THIS COMING WEEK. 🎄🐾

12/19/2025

❤️🐾 Just wanted to take a moment and thank everyone who brought us treats this week! Pet Search, Elanco, Merck, My Pet Braces, Green and also our wonderful clients. Especially Brad and Angie that brought us goodies today in the name of their beloved Reesee. Reesee was a wonderful patient, every time she came in she was always sweet and happy. We miss you Reesee! ❤️🐾

12/18/2025

🐾🎄Keep pets safe and happy this holiday season: Tips from the AVMA

The holidays can be a magical time, but they can also present hidden pet hazards and difficult decisions for pet owners and gift-givers. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) is reminding everyone to keep pets safe this holiday season, and to think twice before gifting a pet as a holiday surprise.

"Holiday celebrations often mean delicious foods, beautiful decorations, and friends and family, which can be wonderful for us but may pose unexpected risks to our pets," says Dr. Michael Q. Bailey, president of the AVMA. "The best gift you can give your pet this holiday season is the gift of good health and safety, which means keeping seasonal hazards out of reach, providing a quiet space away from the hustle and bustle, and ensuring emergency plans are in place in case the unexpected happens."

Common holiday hazards for our pets include chocolate, baked goods (especially those containing the sugar substitute xylitol), table scraps, and certain seasonal plants like lilies, holly, and mistletoe. Tinsel, candles, electrical cords, and Christmas trees can also lead to injuries or worse if pets decide to investigate too closely.

Thinking about gifting a pet? Think again.
While the idea of a new puppy or kitten under the tree may warm hearts, the AVMA cautions against surprising someone with a live animal. Pets are long-term commitments that require a significant amount of time, planning, financial resources, and emotional investment.

"Bringing a pet into someone's life is a decision that should never be made impulsively, and never without the foreknowledge of the recipient," says Dr. Bailey. "Pets can bring immense joy, but they also require daily care, training, veterinary visits, and love for many years. A better option might be wrapping up a collar, toy, or gift certificate, and involving the future pet owner in choosing their new companion when the time is right."

Instead of gifting a live animal, the AVMA recommends more thoughtful alternatives, such as:

A leash or collar with a note promising a trip to a shelter or reputable breeder
Books on pet care or breed characteristics
A donation in the recipient's name to a local animal shelter
Healthy gift ideas for pets
If your own pets are on your holiday list, the AVMA suggests practical and healthy gifts, such as:

A veterinary wellness exam
Toys that encourage exercise and mental stimulation
Nutritional treats made for pets
Updated parasite prevention
Pet insurance
A microchip (or updating existing chip info)
"Even something as simple as a microchip can be a lifesaving gift if your pet is ever lost," adds Dr. Bailey. "It's a gift that lasts a lifetime, and helps ensure you'll be reunited if the unthinkable happens."

For more tips and resources, visit AVMA.org/holiday

11/28/2025

Bruce is feeling depressed going back to work after the Holiday 🤣🤣🤣🤣

11/27/2025

🐾🦃🍁 This Thanksgiving, we want to express our sincere appreciation for your continued trust and partnership. Caring for your pets is a privilege we never take for granted. May your holiday be full of warmth, gratitude, and wagging tails.🍁🦃🐾

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Today, we pause to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. Your dedication, courage, and sacrifice protect the freedoms we cherish every day.
As a veterinary clinic, we’re also mindful of the loyal service animals who have stood by their handlers’ sides—providing protection, comfort, and companionship both in the field and at home.
From all of us at Steel Vet thank you to our veterans, active-duty service members, and the incredible animals who serve alongside them. ❤️🐾

11/06/2025

🐾November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month to educate owners on early detection, treatment options, and prevention for pet cancer, which is a leading cause of death in cats and dogs. Key activities include regular veterinary check-ups, which are crucial for spotting signs of cancer early, and recognizing symptoms such as persistent swelling, sores that don't heal, weight loss, and lethargy. Prevention measures include maintaining a healthy weight, proper nutrition, and spaying or neutering pets to reduce risks. 🐾

To schedule your pets wellness exam call us at: 724206-9944

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Washington, PA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+17242069944

Website

http://www.steelvet.com/

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