Central Pennsylvania Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services – Vets in State College
Clinic Overview
Central Pennsylvania Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services is a 24/7/365 emergency and urgent care hospital in State College, Pennsylvania. It treats dogs, cats, and most exotics and pocket pets. The clinic lists critical care capabilities including intensive monitoring, anesthesia, in-house diagnostics, and advanced imaging.
Services
- •Emergency and critical care
- •Urgent care
- •ICU and nursing care with intensive monitoring
- •Anesthesia
- •In-house diagnostic laboratory testing
- •Digital radiology (x-rays)
- •Ultrasound/sonography (FAST)
- •Endoscopy
- •Soft tissue surgery
- •Transfusion medicine, including blood products (whole blood, packed red blood cells, fresh frozen plasma)
- •Blood typing and crossmatching
- •On-site pharmacy and take-home medications
- •Fluid therapy
Pricing
No published pricing is available; reviewers variously describe costs as higher than a regular daytime clinic, while others describe pricing as transparent or reasonably priced.
People
The clinic lists Andrea Loar, DVM (Chief Medical Officer), Gina Brannick (Practice Manager), and Bonnie Welsh, CVT (Lead Technician, Inventory Manager).
Reviews
Google reviews show a 3.4/5 rating from 336 reviews. Recent comments include praise for attentive, caring staff, clear explanations, updates during hospitalization, and clean, modern facilities, along with occasional concerns about outcomes after treatment and medication. Some reviewers also note that emergency care pricing can be higher than a typical 9–5 veterinary clinic.

