Abington Vet Center

08/28/2026

She’s the most adorable kitten looking for a family to call her own. Interested? Call Abington Veterinary Center: 570-585-2006.

08/26/2026

Today is International Dog Day! Let's see your puppies! 🐶

If it were up to us, every day would be International Dog Day, but today, it actually is! 🐶🐕🐾 Comment below a pic of your favorite dog!

08/23/2026

For our clients. 24hr care - right in our backyard!

WE’RE OFFICIALLY OPEN TOMORROW!!!!

After a very long road, Steamtown Veterinary Center will officially open our doors tomorrow!!!

Beginning tomorrow, 08/22/2026, we’ll be here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For anyone who is new to our page, Steamtown Veterinary Center is a privately owned veterinary hospital created to provide Northeastern Pennsylvania with emergency veterinary care when your pet is sick, injured, or needs immediate care.

We are not here to replace your regular veterinarian. We’re here to work alongside the amazing general practices in our community by providing emergency and urgent care, hospitalization, surgery, diagnostics, and continued care when your regular veterinarian may not be available.

Our hospital is equipped for:
• Emergency and urgent veterinary care
• 24 hour hospitalization and monitoring
• Emergency and urgent surgery
• Soft tissue surgery
• Dentistry, dental radiographs, and oral surgery
• Digital X-rays
• Ultrasound
• In house laboratory testing
• Oxygen support and critical care
• And more

For now, we will primarily be seeing dogs and cats. We may have veterinarians working who have a special interest or experience in exotic animal medicine. When those doctors are scheduled, we’ll let everyone know that exotic appointments or emergencies may be available during those specific shifts.

At this time, we do not have any exotic focused shifts scheduled, so for now, please consider us a dogs and cats only hospital unless we announce otherwise.

Starting tomorrow, if your pet needs us, we’re here, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Steamtown Veterinary Center
32 Line St.
Dunmore, PA 18512

570-209-7455

Thank you to everyone who has followed along, shared our posts, called us, stopped by, encouraged us, and supported us throughout this entire process. The support from this community has meant so much to us.

We cannot wait to finally open our doors and start caring for the pets and families of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

We’re here if you need us!!!

08/20/2026

Exciting news!

Join us in welcoming Dr. Tiffany Chen DVM DACVO to the Ophthalmology Department at EPVMC! 🎉

Tiffany Chen is a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist with a passion for providing advanced eye care. She grew up near Los Angeles, CA and attended the University of Southern California, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. She then pursued her veterinary degree at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Veterinary Medicine.

Following veterinary school, Dr. Chen completed a small animal rotating internship at the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospital and a specialty internship at Long Island Veterinary Specialists. She returned to the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospital to complete a residency in veterinary ophthalmology, where she received advanced training in the medical and surgical management of complex ocular diseases.

❗️ACCEPTING CLIENTS OCTOBER 2026 ❗️

Welcome Dr. Chen! 🐾

08/08/2026

Happy Friday! We are approaching the end of the nymph tick season. Enjoy this first week of August, and stay safe!

07/29/2026

🚨Update the paving project is complete!
Please note the paving continues on Old South Abington Road today.

Please allow for extra travel time when getting to your appointment

07/27/2026

Please be aware of paving today on Old South Abington Road. Allow some extra time for travel/traffic backups.

07/17/2026

TGIF!!
We will be closing at 4pm today. Opening regular hours on Monday. Have a wonderful weekend.

07/11/2026

Happy Friday! It has been a rainy week in eastern PA. Once the weather warms back up and you can return to enjoying the outdoors, make sure to be extra cautious for nymph and larval ticks. Larval ticks are about the size of a needlepoint, but believe it or not, many people pull them off themselves and their pets and send them to our lab.