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Your cat or dog isn't just another pet, it's an extension of your family. At NW PA Pet Emergency Center, we understand the emotions you may be feeling when your furry friend is having a health emergency which is why we are standing by to provide afterhours emergency pet care. From emergency pet surgery and lab services to radiology and cardiac monitoring, our emergency vets have the equipment and experience to best care for your pet.

Call to let us know you are on route to our urgent pet care clinic in Erie, PA so we can prepare for you. Walk-ins are always welcome.

(814) 866-5920

429 West 38th, Erie, PA 16508

Directions

Our facility is located on the Erie Zoo campus, in the east end of the JMC Ice Arena building. We are located just south of Glenwood YMCA of Greater Erie at the corner of Cherry Street and 38th Street.

From the North/East:

I-86 West to I-90 West, exit at #27, State Street. Go right at ramp. Go 2.8 miles to intersection, turn left onto 38th Street. Go left at the next light into the zoo complex. Pet Emergency Center is to the right.

From the South:

Rt. 19 to Peach Street. Follow North to 38th Street. Go right. Go right on Cherry Street and make immediate left into the zoo complex. Pet Emergency Center is to the right.

From the West:

I-90 East to exit at Peach Street. Follow North to 38th Street. Go right. Go right on Cherry Street and make immediate left into the zoo complex. Pet Emergency Center is to the right.

Hours of Operation

Weekends:

2pm Saturday through 8am Monday

Weeknights:

8pm - 8am Wednesday through Friday

Holidays:

Care Available During All Major Holidays

New Year's Day

Memorial Day

4th of July

Labor Day

Thanksgiving

Christmas

For our emergency services, walk-ins are welcome, however, we recommend that you CALL FIRST so that we may be best prepared for your pet's emergency. Although it may not normally be in your pet's nature, any injured or scared animal can potentially bite. Please use extreme caution when approaching or moving any injured animal!