Emergency

Emergency Care

NSVH will happily accommodate emergency appointments for our sick patients during regular hospital hours. Please call before bringing in a pet with a medical emergency, so we can be prepared for your arrival.


If your pet experiences a medical emergency during hours that NSVH is closed, please call one of the following 24 hour emergency facilities. Please note that all local area emergency hospitals are experiencing longer than usual wait times. It is strongly advised to call ahead before proceeding with your pet.

Pinnacle Veterinary Specialists

Phone: 610-477-8797
600 Evergreen Drive, Suite 110, Glen Mills PA 19342
https://pinnacle.vet/

Metropolitan Veterinary Associates

610-666-1050
2626 Van Buren Ave., Valley Forge, PA 19482
www.metro-vet.com

Blue Pearl Conshohocken

484-567-7999
625 Ridge Pike Building B, Conshohocken PA 19428

https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/conshohocken-pa/


If your pet has ingested or come in contact with a potentially poisonous substance, please call:

ASPCA Poison Control

1-(888) 426-4435
http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control


If you have found injured wildlife:

Schuylkill Wildlife Center

(215) 482-8217
schuylkillcenter.org

TriState Bird Rescue

(302) 737-9543
tristatebird.org

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8 Saint Albans Avenue
Newtown Square, PA 19073


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In building my dream practice, I had a few very specific goals for Newtown Square Veterinary Hospital. One was to create a personalized, progressive hospital with a family-friendly feel and state of the art medicine. Second was to provide our patients with a calm, welcoming and stress-free environment. Third was to design a hospital that […]

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