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Your Veterinarian in Bridgeville, PA
Call us at 412-220-9400

Email: [email protected]

Bridgeville Animal Hospital (BVAH,) was incorporated by Joanna Rubin, VMD in October of 2000.  Originally located in Bethel Park, PA and called Bethel Park Animal Hospital, the location was moved in 2005 to make room for the new Lowes, to Bridgeville, PA.  Dr. Rubin graduated in 1997 from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.  We happily welcomed Krista Morrison, MVB in July of 2021 who graduated from the University of Dublin's Veterinary School in Dublin, Ireland.

BVAH is a full service animal hospital. Our Doctors see routine exams, less urgent medical problems as well as, surgical, and dental cases. If you have a medical emergency please call our office for instructions.  Our services include, but are not limited to, health certificates, vaccinations, wellness exams, brief ultrasound exams, radiology (both body and dental,) warm laser therapy to expedite healing, treat arthritis and soft tissue injuries.

We are a small general practice veterinary clinic  which is designed to treat our clients and patients like family.  We strive to have a warm, inviting environment with a calm feel to help everyone feel right at home while their here.

Browse around and look at our articles. The best veterinary care for animals is on-going nutrition with supplement support, if needed and disease prevention. If you have a question call our office at 412-220-9400 or email us at [email protected]  Our practice is easily accessible with free onsite parking as well.  You can find directions on our Contact Us page.

***Although you may contact us via email, please CALL us when requesting or canceling an appointment***

ALSO, you can visit veterinarypartner.com for great information on pet health, behavior, diseases and much more!

At Bridgeville Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

Dr. Joanna Rubin Bridgeville Veterinarian | Bridgeville Animal Hospital | 412-220-9400

Doctor's hours by appointment only.  We are unable to take walk-in emergencies.

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After Hour Emergencies

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Hours of Operation

Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

8:30 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:30 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Thursday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Friday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Saturday:

Saturday(every other) 8:30 am - 4:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say About Us

  • "This is by far the best place I took my animal the doctor is very caring and empathetic and I can't say enough nice things about them"
    Jeanne Maimone
  • "My experience was wonderful. The staff and Dr. were great and they treated my dog quickly and got him feeling better! Highly recommended"
    Ann Headland
  • "Helped our cat become a household pet. Survived his surgery with no apparent effect. Good docs."
    Mark Frumkin
  • "Newcomer to the state, took a bit to schedule over the holidays but happy with their service! I love how friendly are they with my furry friend!"
    Cesar Salas
  • "Everyone here is super nice and accommodating! The communication and organization is on point. Their timing was right on with out scheduled appt!"
    Bobby W.
  • "Waited for quite awhile before the tech came out to get my dog, but they are always very nice and thorough!"
    Amanda Nasman
  • "The staff and docs are fantastic. My pup can be quite fussy with a lot of things and they make sure he is comfortable and taken care of at every visit. Wouldn’t go anywhere else."
    Tim Stiffey
  • "Dr. Rubin has been a huge part of my life for well over 10 years now. I feel it is very important to have a relationship with the Doctor that takes care of your furbabies. She has been with me through the hard times, and the good times. In the hard times, I'm grateful for everything that this office has done, not only for me, but my critters. The office staff is caring and understanding. They know you, they know your animals better. Covid has thrown a huge wrench in things, but this staff, and Doctors, are doing what they do. They are caring for your hairy family member. My personal experience here, with Dr. Rubin, well. It has meant the world to me."
    Cindy Kimble
  • "I take both my dogs there. I fully trust them with the care of my pets. So kind and gentle with the dogs too."
    Denise Grey
  • "The lady who took care of my little fat beagle ...lol...she did a fantastic job she was very nice .. and the place, it is very clean they do great with the animals highly recommend if your dog needs any type of attention..."
    Julian Ramos
  • "Finally met Dr. Rubin in person. She is as wonderful in person as on the phone. She was wonderful with Jax and he just loved her and her staff. She is so understanding and listens to your questions and give amazing advice!! I am so thankful and appreciative of her and her staff!!!!! Thank you all for all you do!!!!!!"
    Valerie Carper
  • "Good place to take your pet. They’re knowledgeable and super friendly with your pet."
    Tyson F
  • "My wife is a Super Morkie Mom and she is truly impressed with the love and attention our dog Babe received from Katie and Dr. Rubin. They are both knowledgeable and caring in their work and treated Babe with the sweetest touch. The front desk staff was very helpful too. If you really love your pet, you cannot go wrong with the staff and services from this animal hospital."
    Michael Ellis
  • "Dr Rubin and her staff are very caring and kind. With her help we were able to keep our beautiful cat Tessie alive for 4 years after she was diagnosed with kidney disease. Tessie was 21 when we finally had to put her to sleep. Afterward, they sent us a beautiful vase of flowers with sympathy card. So unexpected and appreciated. I recommend Dr. Rubin and staff to everyone who has a pet"
    Cheryl Stephenson
  • "I will forever be grateful for this animal hospital. Absolutely wonderful staff."
    Chelsea Barr
  • "The staff are super friendly and seem to genuinely care about what they do. The gentlemen vet was very easy to talk to and listened to our concerns about what was going on and treated Jaina with utmost care."
    Heather Collar
  • "I bring both of my rough Collies to Bridgeville Animal Hospital and not only do we absolutely love all the staff and Dr. Aldinger, but our dogs do too! They are professional, knowledgeable, patient, kind, and welcoming. Dr. Aldinger is our absolute favorite and we wouldn’t take our babies to anyone else. We highly recommend them to anyone looking for a fantastic Veterinarian."
    Sabrina Berkhouse

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