Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center

Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center is a veterinary clinic in Butler, Pennsylvania located at 1761 N Main St Ext, Butler, PA 16001. The clinic treats dogs and cats and provides both general veterinary care and emergency services. It has been voted Best of Butler for 14 years and is listed as #1 in Butler.

Services

•Emergency care
•Urgent care
•Wellness and preventive care, including general wellness exams
•Dentistry: dental exams, cleaning and polishing, dental radiographs, extractions, and minor oral surgery
•Parasite control for fleas, ticks, and heartworms
•Vaccinations
•Microchipping
•Radiography (X-rays)
•Diagnostic ultrasound
•Laboratory services, including bloodwork and urinalysis
•EKG (electrocardiography)
•Anesthesia
•Spay and neuter

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Veterinarians listed include Dr. Kimberly Berry, Dr. Jennifer Kennedy, and Dr. Julie Compton (board-certified surgeon; Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Surgeons).

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.5/5 rating from 800 reviews. Recent comments often mention staff and clinicians being caring, patient, and professional with both dogs and cats. One recent review describes concerns about compassion and communication during an end-of-life visit and aftercare arrangements.

Reviews for Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 800 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Patricia Vogan

3 months ago

Vet and staff were great with our dog AJ!. Thank you!

Erich S

3 months ago

Amazing Staff. You can tell the geniunely care about your animal!

Daniel Beard

3 months ago

Technician and veterinary doctor were great.

JC

3 months ago

We lost our dog 2 weeks ago. He was only 5. I was letting him outside and before I got to the door he collapsed. About 2 minutes later he was gone. I called my wife and had her hurry home. We didn't know what to do,. This was a Friday evening. so we called BVA. They said to bring him in at 9. This was a Friday evening. I'm thankful they were able to get us in. They were busy. Understandable for an emergency center.. we wheeled him in on a gurney and my wife had to grieve in front of a crowded waiting room. The compassion level was nearly non existent. They asked if we wanted a communal or private burial. I said private. They asked for a good number to call, took my nearly 300 dollars and we were on our way. A week and a half went by and they called my wife. She went in the next day, they come out with a gift bag and said here you go. For 300 dollars, you get a box of who knows who's ashes. When we brought him in, they asked us no questions other than about the private or communal burial. How bout, "sorry for your loss" do you want a paw print" nothing. Well, a guy at work told me they would probably give you a paw print. THAT would have made my wife's day, despite the lack of compassion. Needless to say, the only memory we have is a box. Mind you, this was my wife's first pet ever, we were in shock, and didn't know to ask any questions. They should have been giving us options. He was still warm. For goodness sakes, stick his paw in a mold! We will personalize the box ourselves, and bear some of the responsibilities for not asking any questions while we were mourning, and still in shock at the time we dropped him off. But, sympathy, they had zero at both visits.

Bill Linthurst

3 months ago

my sister took our 2 cats for their check up and exam. She told me the staff was patient, caring and very professional! Will definitely use their services again! Thank you