Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology

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  • MondayClosed
  • TuesdayClosed
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • ThursdayClosed
  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed

Dr. Eva Sikorska, DVM, DACVIM, and Dr. Erin Anderson, VMD, MSc, DACVIM, both board certified cardiologists, are the sole providers of specialized care, diagnostics, and management of all cardiac diseases in dogs and cats at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology, a private practice dedicated solely to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease in small animals.

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What services does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology offer

Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology offers a range of services, including diagnostic services.

Does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology accept walk-in appointments or do I need to schedule in advance?

The available information does not specify whether Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology accepts walk-in appointments. Please contact the clinic at (412) 366-3400 directly to confirm its appointment policy.

What areas does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology serve?

Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology serves pets in Washington, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area.

Does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology offer emergency care services?

Yes, we provide emergency care services. For after-hours emergencies, contact us at (412) 366-3400 or visit our facility. We are open Wednesday to handle urgent situations.

What types of pets does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology treat?

We treat dog, cat, all animals. Contact us at (412) 366-3400 if you have questions about your specific pet.

What should I bring to my pet's first appointment at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology?

Please bring: (1) proof of current vaccinations or medical records, (2) a list of current medications, (3) photo ID, and (4) insurance information if applicable. Arrive 10-15 minutes early to complete intake forms.

Does Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology offer boarding or grooming services?

We focus on veterinary care. For boarding and grooming referrals, contact us at (412) 366-3400 and we can recommend trusted partners in the area.