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We do not take payment plans, but we do offer either Care Credit or Scratch Pay as payment alternatives. We try to keep our prices as affordable as possible to make care of your pets more manageable.

Unfortunately, we see all patients by appointment only. If you do have a true emergency, we will refer you to either the Animal Emergency and Referral Center, Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital, or Vet Check. All other non-life-threatening conditions can be seen in the office within normal business hours during a scheduled appointment.

In the state of Pennsylvania, all pets are required to have a rabies vaccine by the age of 12 weeks. Once your pet is vaccinated against rabies, you will receive a tag and a certificate showing proof of vaccination. There are also many other vaccines that can benefit your pets that we can speak with you about in the office at the time of your pet’s appointment.

Unfortunately, we are not a boarding facility. We recommend looking for any of the wonderful boarding facilities that are available to pet owners in York County.

We do not offer low-cost spay/neuter clinic prices, but we try to remain as affordable as possible to our clients for any procedure that your furry friend may need to have completed.

We do not work directly with any health insurance providers. If you do have pet insurance, you pay your bill that is due to us and then you submit the paperwork to the insurance company for reimbursement.

Yes, it is important to give heartworm prevention as well as doing some form of flea and tick protection. Giving a monthly heartworm treatment not only protects your pet but also protects your family from many forms of zoonotic parasites that can be found in their feces.

Just like us humans, it is best if we can brush our furry companion’s teeth. This helps to reduce the number of bacteria and tarter in the pet’s mouth as well as many other health conditions that can arise due to bad teeth. We also recommend getting yearly dental checkups to keep an eye on not only what we can see with our eyes, but to also get a good look at what is going on in the gums, under the surface with dental x-rays. This way, we can track from year to year what is going on in the mouth as well as being proactive if a problem does present itself.