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Leader Heights Animal Hospital is a leading full service provider of trustworthy, compassionate veterinary care in York County, Pennsylvania. With a team of dedicated veterinarians and staff, our number one priority is to help your pet companion live a long and healthy life. We offer a variety of services including digital radiography, boarding, ACL (cruciate) repair, dentistry, and wellness exams that are aimed at providing the highest standard of preventive care.
As a part of the Leader Heights Animal Hospital family, you can expect exceptional client service and rest assured knowing your pet's health is as important to us as it is to you.
Leader Heights Animal Hospital is a leading full service provider of trustworthy, compassionate veterinary care in York County, Pennsylvania. With a team of dedicated veterinarians and staff, our number one priority is to help your pet companion live a long and healthy life. We offer a variety of services including digital radiography, boarding, ACL (cruciate) repair, dentistry, and wellness exams that are aimed at providing the highest standard of preventive care.
As a part of the Leader Heights Animal Hospital family, you can expect exceptional client service and rest assured knowing your pet's health is as important to us as it is to you.
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Founded in 1976, Leader Heights Animal Hospital is located in the heart of South Central Pennsylvania.
One of the largest & most modernly equipped animal hospitals, Leader Heights is a progressive practice offering a full scope of small animal veterinary medicine.
We have 4 full-time doctors and a highly trained and professional staff.
Our services range from annual wellness exams and dental care to a full spectrum of laboratory testing, imaging and surgical procedures, as well as in-house and online pharmacy options.
One of the largest & most modernly equipped animal hospitals, Leader Heights is a progressive practice offering a full scope of small animal veterinary medicine.
We have 4 full-time doctors and a highly trained and professional staff.
Our services range from annual wellness exams and dental care to a full spectrum of laboratory testing, imaging and surgical procedures, as well as in-house and online pharmacy options.
Leader Heights Animal Hospital's experienced support staff strive to provide personalized, compassionate care for our patients and clients alike.
Crystal has been in management since 1998 and joined the Leader Heights family in 2015.
Originally from Lancaster, she currently lives in Manheim with her amazing Husband, Neil, and their 3 daughters, Brittani, Amber, and Rylan.
Crystal has been a certified dog trainer since 2004 and also owns her own small youth theater company.
In her spare time, she enjoys, above all, spending time with her family and pets.
Crystal has been in management since 1998 and joined the Leader Heights family in 2015.
Originally from Lancaster, she currently lives in Manheim with her amazing Husband, Neil, and their 3 daughters, Brittani, Amber, and Rylan.
Crystal has been a certified dog trainer since 2004 and also owns her own small youth theater company.
In her spare time, she enjoys, above all, spending time with her family and pets.
At Leader Heights Animal Hospital we will do our very best to make your pet's stay with us a happy and comfortable experience.
We will take care of your pet and their needs as if they were our own.
Leader Heights Animal Hospital staffers are highly experienced and trained to care for your pet and to report any problems to the attending doctors.
This is a plus of our hospital, Leader Heights Animal Hospital, compared to an everyday kennel.
Even with the best care, boarding can be stressful because your pet is in a new environment and its routines and habits are interrupted.
We will take care of your pet and their needs as if they were our own.
Leader Heights Animal Hospital staffers are highly experienced and trained to care for your pet and to report any problems to the attending doctors.
This is a plus of our hospital, Leader Heights Animal Hospital, compared to an everyday kennel.
Even with the best care, boarding can be stressful because your pet is in a new environment and its routines and habits are interrupted.
Spaying or neutering your pet can help them live a longer, healthier life, minimizes behavior problems and helps control the population of unwanted pets.
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, nearly 12,500 puppies are born in the United States each hour.
Spaying or neutering your pet eliminates unwanted litters, We also perform local anesthetwhich contributes to thousands of euthanasia procedures and millions of stray animals.
It is important to consult with your veterinarian to determine the best age to spay your pet.
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, nearly 12,500 puppies are born in the United States each hour.
Spaying or neutering your pet eliminates unwanted litters, We also perform local anesthetwhich contributes to thousands of euthanasia procedures and millions of stray animals.
It is important to consult with your veterinarian to determine the best age to spay your pet.
Deciding to euthanize a pet is an agonizing process.
You will likely experience a wide range of complicated emotions as the time comes.
It is important that you are prepared for this event and deal with the feelings as they come.
There is great fear in not knowing what will occur on the day of the euthanization.
Discuss this with your veterinarian and ask questions.
Our veterinarians are very familiar with the experience and are able to talk with you about the process and feelings that go with it.
You will likely experience a wide range of complicated emotions as the time comes.
It is important that you are prepared for this event and deal with the feelings as they come.
There is great fear in not knowing what will occur on the day of the euthanization.
Discuss this with your veterinarian and ask questions.
Our veterinarians are very familiar with the experience and are able to talk with you about the process and feelings that go with it.
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