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Monday 12am - 11:59pm Tuesday 12am - 8am 7pm - 11:59pm Wednesday 12am - 8am 7pm - 11:59pm Thursday 12am - 8am 7pm - 11:59pm Friday 12am - 11:59pm Saturday 12am - 11:59pm Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

CPVETS

Veterinary Emergency Service CPVETS is a emergency and critical care hospital for small animals.
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This includes dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, pocket pets, birds and reptiles. Our primary mission is to provide excellent, urgent care to companion animals whenever we might be needed. We support the care of your regular veterinarian by providing a medically supervised intensive care and monitoring service. We have 3 full time and several part time emergency doctors on staff as well as certified veterinary technicians trained to assist in your pet's emergency situations.

10/14/2025

It’s staff appreciation week at CPVETS!! Today we will be having sinister donuts from 4-8pm in our parking lot and Thursday we will have the frenchie roast from 8am-2pm

09/24/2025

We will be having some maintenance done on our generator and will have brief power outages from 7am to 8am today.

08/08/2025

CPVETS would like to officially welcome Dr. Liam McConnell to our team!

I am from Baton Rouge, Louisiana originally but moved to Lexington, Kentucky very early in my life. I went to high school there and graduated from Centre college in Danville, Kentucky as a biology major. I always knew I wanted to work with animals and began doing so as early as 8th grade, but it was during college and the year following that I got very serious about it. I have had a broad range of experiences from research in tropical rainforests with leaf cutter ants to fast paced emergency settings with small animals and exotics. I eventually ended up in vet school at Virginia Tech, and this is where I adopted my cat, Margaret and ultimately decided to accept a position with CPVets! I enjoy bodybuilding and hiking in the mountains when I have time, and I also enjoy playing video games and anything Lord of the Rings related. My special interest is in feline medicine and bettering not only their experience and treatment in a hospital setting, but their owners experience as well in caring for them at home.

04/30/2025

While we know there are a lot of power outages in the region we want everyone to know that we are open and all systems working on generator power.

04/26/2025

Happy World Veterinary Day to our staff and patients.

04/16/2025

As part of our new clinic renovation, we decided that as an ER, we need to be operational regardless of what else is going on in the area. We added a 350kW 3 phase generator to our plans, assuming that we may never actually need it. The storms yesterday knocked out power to our clinic and the generator worked as expected, allowing us to stay open and fully functioning during the outage!

04/13/2025

We gave our local police a tour of the new hospital and provided them with leashes and dog treats for each of their patrol cars.

04/11/2025

Our first patient at the new hospital was Miss Piper! The cutest German Shepherd puppy!!

04/10/2025

CPVETS is very excited to share the news that we are now open at our NEW LOCATION!!!

100 Oakwood Avenue in State College (behind the Texas Roadhouse)

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MARTIN STREET LOCATION IS NOW CLOSED.

06/27/2024

Did you know that veterinarians and Certified Veterinary Technicians need to complete up to 30 hours of continuing education every 2 years! Dr. Loar and our lead technician, Bonnie, recently attended the American Veterinary Medical Association convention in Austin, Texas. While there, they learned many new things that could benefit our patients.

They also looked at and purchased new equipment that will help keep CPVETS at the cutting edge of technology.

04/20/2024

Thank you very much to the Upland Bird Hunt Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society for hosting Dr. Loar at their Future Hunters and Handlers Day. Dog handlers had an opportunity to learn about many common problems encountered in the field, including porcupine quills, lacerations, and allergic reactions.

This opportunity came about when one of their members' dogs, Ares, jumped over a log and impaled himself on a stick. The stick went through both his chest and abdomen, causing a lot of damage on the way through. Following stabilization and surgery with Dr. Tartaglino, Ares developed a life-threatening systemic infection and was transferred to the Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center (PVSEC) for additional surgery and treatment. Ares was an amazing patient and has fully recovered.

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03/31/2024

Happy Easter! CPVETS is open and ready to help if your pet should have an emergency today.

Please also remember that chocolate is toxic to dogs, so keep that candy put away!

Address

1522 Martin Street
State College, PA
16803

Opening Hours

Monday	12am - 11:59pm
Tuesday	12am - 8am
	7pm - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 8am
	7pm - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 8am
	7pm - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
Sunday	12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+18142374670

Website

http://www.cpvets.net/

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