Expert Guinea Pig Vet in Hershey, PA
At Hershey Veterinary Hospital, we understand that guinea pigs are more than just pets; they’re cherished family members. As a full-service small animal veterinary hospital, we proudly provide compassionate, experienced care for pocket pets. Whether you’re welcoming a new piggie into your home or seeking expert help for a health concern, our team is here to be your trusted vet for guinea pigs in Hershey.
Your Trusted Guinea Pig Vet in Hershey
Our veterinary care team has the knowledge and experience needed to treat guinea pigs with the same level of care and attention we give to dogs and cats. From nutrition guidance and wellness exams to illness diagnosis and treatment, we tailor every visit to your pet’s specific needs.
Guinea pigs can hide signs of illness, so regular checkups are essential to monitor for weight loss, respiratory issues, dental problems, and skin concerns.
Our Guinea Pig Services Include:
We’ll work with you to provide individualized care and help you feel confident in caring for your guinea pig at home. We can also provide referrals for advanced care, if needed.

Why Choose Hershey Veterinary Hospital?
We know that guinea pigs are delicate animals, and they require specialized care. At Hershey Veterinary Hospital, we combine advanced veterinary medicine with genuine compassion. Our experienced team and comfortable facilities ensure that your pet receives prompt, quality care.
We welcome all types of small animals. Learn more about the other species we serve and explore our full list of services. Ready to get started? Schedule an appointment or contact our team to learn more.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend at least one wellness exam per year, even if your pet seems healthy. Early detection helps prevent serious problems.
Watch for changes in eating habits, weight loss, sneezing, hair loss, or a hunched posture. If you notice any of these changes in your pet’s behavior or habits, contact your vet right away.
Yes! We also offer veterinary care for rabbits, rats, hamsters, and gerbils. Visit our pocket pets page for more information.