
Small Animal Clinic
516 Broad Street, JohnstownDogs, cats, birds, pocket pets, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians
- Wellness exams and vaccines
- Surgery and dental care
- Digital X-ray and diagnostics
- Exotic pet boarding
Johnstown, PA · Pets, exotics & livestock
Cambria Veterinary Care is a family-owned practice with five veterinarians, a small animal clinic on Broad Street and a large animal facility on Cooper Avenue. We treat dogs, cats and exotic pets alongside horses, cattle and the rest of the farm, and we’ll always walk you through what we see and what we recommend.


5
Veterinarians
2
Locations in Johnstown
4.7★
Google rating
All
Species, big and small
The same team of doctors covers both buildings, so the vet who sees your dog can talk to the vet who sees your horses.

Dogs, cats, birds, pocket pets, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians

Horses, cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, alpacas, llamas and chickens

Now accepting large animal clients
Our large animal doctors come to you for herd work and emergencies, and our haul-in facility on Cooper Avenue has the stalls, imaging and lab to keep a patient for treatment when it needs more than a farm call.
A checkup on an animal that seems perfectly healthy can feel optional, but it’s the visit that does the most to keep it that way.
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Dental disease, weight changes and heart murmurs often turn up at a checkup months before an animal acts sick at home. Caught then, they're easier and less costly to treat.
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Keeping vaccines current protects the animal in front of us and the rest of the household, or the rest of the herd, from diseases that spread quickly.
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Knowing what normal looks like for your animal, from bloodwork to body condition, is what lets us spot the change when something is off.
Tell us about your animal before the first visit, whether it lives on the couch or in the barn.
New patient formCurrent clients can book and confirm appointments, request refills and see health records any time.
Open Pet PortalOrder medications and prescription food online through our Blue Rabbit pharmacy.
Shop the pharmacyQuick answers to what we hear most at the front desk. There's more on our Resources page.
Big and small, we treat them all! Cambria Veterinary Care cares for dogs, cats, birds, pocket pets, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians, horses, cows, goats, sheep, pigs, alpacas, and llamas. Yes, we even treat chickens!
Our small animal clinic on Broad Street is open Monday and Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, Tuesday through Thursday 8:00am to 8:00pm, and Saturday 8:00am to 12:00pm. We're closed Sunday.
We provide local emergency coverage for active clients until 10pm, 7 days a week, not including major holidays. When local coverage isn't available, we refer to nearby emergency hospitals, listed on our home page for both small and exotic pets and for food and farm animals.
Fill out our New Patient Form online, or give us a call at (814) 288-8821 and our team will get you set up.
Yes. Our large animal facility at 926 Cooper Avenue opened in April 2024 as a modern haul-in clinic, and we're accepting new clients for horses, cattle and all farm animals.
Cambria Veterinary Care provides local emergency coverage for active clients until 10pm, 7 days a week, not including major holidays.
When local emergency coverage is not available the nearest emergency hospitals are:
Avets Specialty & Emergency Trauma Center
Monroeville, PA · 412-373-4200
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA · 412-690-0511
Central PA Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services
State College, PA · 814-237-4670
Kalyani Indiana Emergency Veterinary Hospital
Indiana, PA · 724-471-2575
Allegheny Equine Associates
Murrysville, PA · 724-325-4615
Abington Equine Hospital
Port Matilda, PA · 570-904-8800
Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
Columbus, OH · 614-292-1171
New Bolton Center
Kennett Square, PA · 610-444-5800
An Ideal Place to Live and Work
If you are looking for an ideal place to live and work, consider a position with Cambria Veterinary Care located in west central PA. We are a rapidly growing mixed animal practice with a diverse patient base including small, exotic, and large animals.
