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All Creatures Veterinary Care
2780 Earlystown Rd. Suite #2
Centre Hall, PA 16828
(814) 364-2040
Hours of Operation: Mon-Friday 9am to 7pm
Saturday 9am to 12pm
At All Creatures Veterinary Care, your pets are family! We are a fully equipped facility including preventative medicine, surgery, in-house complete blood work panels, radiographs, and dental equipment. In addition to providing top notch progressive medicine for dogs and cats, we also focus on more exotic family members. We treat birds, ferrets, rabbits, other small rodents, and reptiles.
Our Services
ROUTINE
BLOODWORK
Our in-house laboratory offers a wide variety of same day results. CBC, biochemical profile, heartworm and Lyme disease testing, parvo virus testing, urinalysis, fecal examination, and cytology.
We provide our clients with progressive and up-to- date preventative medicine including vaccinations, nutritional counseling, and physical examinations.
DENTISTRY
We can make your pet smile! Dental health is very important to your pet. We provide tooth scaling and polishing as well as dental extractions.
EXOTIC PET MEDICINE
Exotic pets need a doctor, too! We do routine and preventative care, dentistry, and surgery for exotic animals.
SURGERY
We do routine surgeries such as spay/neuter as well as emergency surgery and a wide variety of soft tisssue surgeries. Because we believe strongly in high quality medicine, we also provide ECG, breathing, oxygen saturation, and body temperature monitoring during anesthesia free of charge with surgeries.
X-RAYS
Full radiographic service is available.
HOSPICE AND GERIATRIC CARE
Old age is not a disease. There are many things that can be done to make an old dog feel young again. We offer comprehensive care for older pets to help them through their golden years. However, if your pet is near the end of its life, we are able to provide comfort and support.
PAIN MANAGEMENT
Pets deserve the same care and concern regarding pain as humans do. We have a variety of pain management options, whether for surgery, arthritis, or other painful conditions.
Our Staff
Dr. Ellen Scholz, VMD
Ellen graduated from Pennsylvania College of Veterinary Medicine with honors in 1989, and went on to do an internship at the Bronx Zoo in New York.
Dr. Ellen also has a masters degree in physiology from Temple University. In 1999 she went on to go into business for herself, establishing All Creatures Veterinary Care.
When not practicing medicine, she enjoys gardening and working out.
Emily
Michele
Dr. Alice Toriello, DVM
Sue
Alice graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007 as the Vice President of her class. After an internship at the Cleveland Zoo, she practiced for three years in a busy urban veterinary clinic in Detroit, Michigan.
When not practicing medicine, she enjoys hiking, SCUBA diving, travel, and taking art classes.
Debra
Shaina
Our News
Please Help Our Local Shelters
Please visit the sites below to learn more about the various shelters we are involved with.
http://www.ferretrescue.com/centre/centre.html
www.centrecountypaws.org
Now Available: Canine Influenza Vaccination. This is recommended if you plan on boarding your pet. Please call for further information.
Flu season is upon us and ferrets can contract human influenza, including H1N1 swine flu. Call if you suspect symptoms.
The veterinary product VETSULIN is being recalled. If you have a diabetic pet, please be aware that they will need to be re-regulated onto another insulin product. Call us as soon as possible.
Our Location
2780 Earlystown Rd.
(814)364-2040
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Frequently Asked Questions
What vaccines does my pet need?
Rabies vaccination is required by law. However, the need for other vaccinations is determined on an individual basis. For example, is your cat indoor or outdoor? Does your dog come in contact with wildlife? Do you plan on boarding your pet? That is why it's best to come in for an annual examination and consultation with the vet to determine the risk versus benefit of certain vaccinations for your individual pets.
Does my bunny/ferret/iguana/parrot/guinea pig/rat have to come to the vet every year?
Yes, most species of exotic pets are prey animals. This means that they often hide signs of illness until it may be too late. Your vet may be able to notice early signs of disease during an annual physical examination.
How do I get a lifetime license?
We can microchip your pet and then give you the application you need to apply for a lifetime license.
How much will a spay or neuter cost?
The answer to this question depends
on a number of factors, including the
age and weight of the pet. Also,
pets must be up to date on vaccines.
Please call and speak with our
knowledgable staff for individual
estimates.
Why can't you just give me an antibiotic?
It is illegal for vets to prescribe drugs for animals they have not examined within the past calendar year.
How old does my dog or cat have to be to get fixed?
Spays and neuters are generally done at six months of age.
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