Welcome to Hershey Veterinary Hospital, a trusted full-service small animal vet in Hershey, PA. Since 1990, our locally owned veterinary hospital has provided personalized, high-quality veterinary care for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and rats. Whether you’re seeking preventive care, treatment for illness, or a second opinion, our experienced team is here to support your pet’s health at every stage of life.
We proudly serve pet families throughout Hershey, Palmyra, Hummelstown, Elizabethtown, Harrisburg, Lebanon, and surrounding communities.
Comprehensive Veterinary Services
At our vet hospital in Hershey, we offer a full range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of small animals:
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Have an emergency? Call our office and our doctor will give you instructions on what to do. If our doctor is not available, you will be referred to the closest emergency clinic.
Who We Serve
As a small animal vet in Hershey, we care for a variety of pets with species-specific knowledge and a gentle touch:
Dogs
From playful pups to aging companions, we provide lifelong care for your canine family members.
Cats
Feline wellness, behavior support, and disease prevention all with a calm, cat-friendly approach.
Rabbits
Specialized care for these sensitive animals, including dental checks and nutrition advice.
Guinea Pigs
Gentle handling and care for common guinea pig issues like respiratory and skin problems.
Hamsters & Gerbils
Small but mighty, these pets require precise treatment and a stress-free environment.
Rats
Intelligent and affectionate, rats benefit from our attentive medical and dental care.
Why Pet Owners Choose Us
Pet owners trust us because we’re more than just a pet vet in Hershey—we’re a partner in your pet’s health and happiness.
We treat your pets like family—because they are.
Proud to Be AAHA Accredited
Hershey Veterinary Hospital is proud to be an AAHA-accredited veterinary facility—a distinction earned by fewer than 15% of animal hospitals in North America.
This accreditation means we voluntarily uphold the highest standards of veterinary care, as set by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). From cleanliness and surgical protocols to pain management and client communication, we are regularly evaluated on over 900 quality standards.
For our clients, AAHA accreditation means peace of mind—knowing your pet is receiving care from a team that is committed to excellence, compassion, and safety in everything we do.
Payment Options
To make veterinary care as convenient as possible, we accept multiple forms of payment:
If you have any questions about your bill or payment options, our team is happy to assist you.
Hours of Operation
We offer extended hours to better serve our clients and accommodate busy schedules.
Hospital Hours:
If you’re unsure whether your needs can be accommodated during these hours, please give us a call—we’re happy to help.
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Let us help you give your pet the best care possible. Call us at 717-534-2244 or schedule an appointment.