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Penn-Ohio Veterinary Services is a small animal veterinary practice located West Middlesex. We are headed by Dr. Nicole Pearsall, who has been practicing veterinary medicine for almost 20 years, and associate veterinarian Dr. Kate Boatright and Dr. Rebecca Pilch. Our team offers a wide range of services including veterinary exams, vaccinations, surgery, dentistry and more!
In addition to our regular veterinary services, we offer advanced diagnostic services including abdominal ultrasound, digital radiographs and dental x-rays, bloodwork, and laser therapy.
These tools give us the best advantage to find the root cause of your pet’s illness and treat disease in its earliest stages.
We offer extended hours to accommodate your schedule.
Providing veterinary care to:
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Hubbard, OH
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West Middlesex, PA
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Hermitage, PA
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New Castle, PA
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Grove City, PA
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Transfer, PA
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Warren, OH
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Youngstown, OH
Our Services
Ultrasound!
Here at POVS, we strive to bring you state-of-the-art medicine and diagnostic testing.
Surgeries
Many people have questions about various aspects of their pet’s surgery, and we hope this information will help.
Dental Cleanings
Did you know that periodontal disease is the most commonly diagnosed condition in adult dogs and cats?
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy is recognized as a safe and effective treatment modality with a proven track record for a wide variety of conditions.
Senior Pet Wellness
Senior Pet Wellness visits are essential for pets as they age because they provide an opportunity to detect diseases in their early and most treatable stages.
Pet Health
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