Greentree Animal Clinic

Greentree Animal Clinic would like to thank you for your patience throughout the pandemic. We understand that everyone is excited to move towards getting back to normal, and we are excited about this as well. Our staff is currently getting vaccinated and we continue to take precautions as recommended by the CDC and AVMA to protect our staff and community. We are planning on adapting our current precautions in June, and yes, this includes allowing clients into the building. A detailed explanation of these changes will follow closer to June. There will be some more exciting changes in the coming months, and these are being done to improve appointment availability and client care - so stay tuned! If you have questions or concerns please contact us!

UPDATE: The answer is bladder stones! All the stones pictured are located in the bladder. Not the kidney. Congrats to those who diagnosed correctly! Can anyone make a proper diagnosis based on this radiograph? Answer will be posted at the end of the day!... #vetmed #vetmedlife #vetmedicine #greentreeanimalclinc #veterinarylife #diagnosticimaging

We would like to show our appreciation for our Front Office Staff! It is Veterinary Administrative Professionals Week! Thank you to Joyce J, Hannah, Val, Maureen, Gabby, Joyce M, Christyn, AnMarie, Jodi, and Kara! If you speak with any of them this week, thank them for their hard work!We would like to show our appreciation for our Front Office Staff! It is Veterinary Administrative Professionals Week! Thank you to Joyce J, Hannah, Val, Maureen, Gabby, Joyce M, Christyn, AnMarie, Jodi, and Kara! If you speak with any of them this week, thank them for their hard work!

Working hard? Or hardly working? Doesn't matter because he is so cute! This 8 week old Rottweiler belongs to our Pharmacy Technician! #greentreeanimalclinic #Vetmed #vetmedlife #puppylove #puppylife #ilovemyjob

Did everyone see our April Newsletter? Lots of great information in this months edition. The main subject this month was intestinal parasites. Stay tuned through the week as we touch base on different kinds of parasites and how you can keep your furry loved ones safe with preventatives. But first, lets talk . What is a fecal and what does it test for? All fecal samples are sent out to a lab and most commonly tested for Roundworms, Hookworms, Whipworms and Giardia. Intesti...nal parasites can be harmful to your pet and in some cases contagious for humans. We recommend a fecal test annually. #greentreeanimalclinic #pittsburghvet #vetmedlife #veterinarymedicine #MonthlyNewsletter