Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology
Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology is a cardiology practice in Washington, PA, staffed by 2 DACVIM-credentialed specialists. Procedures include interventional procedures, Holter monitor placement, and blood pressure testing.
About
Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology is a private practice exclusively dedicated to the specialized diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases in dogs and cats. The clinic is staffed by board-certified cardiologists, Dr. Eva Sikorska and Dr. Erin Anderson, who provide comprehensive cardiology care. Services include diagnostics such as full-service echocardiography, digital radiography, ECG, Holter monitor placement, blood pressure testing, and access to a specialized surgical suite for interventional procedures.
The clinic serves greater western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and parts of West Virginia, with locations in Allegheny and Washington counties. Patients are seen by appointment, and walk-ins are not accepted. For medical emergencies, pet owners are advised to contact the nearest veterinary emergency clinic. The cardiology team also collaborates with other specialty departments within the BluePearl building to manage cardiac complications.
Surgical team
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Eva Sikorska
DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Eva Sikorska received her undergraduate degree in animal science from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Erin Anderson
VMD, MSc, DACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Anderson was born and raised in the south hills of Pittsburgh.
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Danielle Brown
DVM Residency trained in Cardiology
Dr. Danielle Brown was born and raised in Maryland.
Procedures
- interventional procedures
- Holter monitor placement
- blood pressure testing
Equipment
- digital radiography
- ECG
- full service echocardiography
- specialized surgical suite
Frequently asked questions
- What types of conditions do the cardiologists at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology treat?
- The board-certified cardiologists at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology are dedicated exclusively to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease in small animals, including both congenital diseases (birth defects) and acquired diseases that develop over time in dogs and cats.
- What diagnostic capabilities are available at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology?
- Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology offers a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures and testing. On-site capabilities include full-service echocardiography, digital radiography, ECG, Holter monitor placement, and blood pressure testing. The clinic also has access to in-house and outside laboratory services.
- What is the clinic's policy for pet owners whose pets are experiencing a medical emergency?
- If a pet is experiencing a medical emergency, Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology advises contacting the nearest veterinary emergency clinic. The cardiologists are available to be reached by doctors at the BluePearl emergency department for urgent cardiology questions.
- Do I need an appointment to bring my pet to Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology?
- Yes, patients are seen by appointment at Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology. Due to the complexity of their schedule within the hospital, walk-ins are not accepted. Pet owners are encouraged to take their pet to the closest emergency clinic for urgent problems.
- What is the geographic area served by Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology?
- Pittsburgh Veterinary Cardiology provides comprehensive cardiology diagnosis and care to western Pennsylvania, W. Virginia, and Eastern Ohio. With two locations, they serve clients and their pets in Allegheny and Washington counties.