Littlestown Veterinary Hospital is housed in a barn that is over 160 years old. The property was purchased by Willis and Denise Myers and went through tremendous remodeling including installation of insulation, new siding, and large windows. The building functioned as their pottery workshop and sales facility for about 10 years.
Further remodeling was necessary to separate exam rooms, a waiting room, laboratory, radiology, animal housing areas, surgery, and a large treatment room. The goal was to keep the old beams exposed and maintain the antique flavor of the building while ensuring efficient flow of patient and client traffic.
Further remodeling was necessary to separate exam rooms, a waiting room, laboratory, radiology, animal housing areas, surgery, and a large treatment room. The goal was to keep the old beams exposed and maintain the antique flavor of the building while ensuring efficient flow of patient and client traffic.
Services
Services
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Wellness Care: Individualized programs are developed based on disease risk evaluations and consultations with pet owners. Vaccinations, blood work testing, fecal parasite exams, dental examination, and preventative medication and diets are recommended after risk based assessments. Sick or Injured Pet Care: In-house blood tests can be run to get results quickly when your pet is sick.
Support Staff
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Ross is a Littlestown native who worked with us as a receptionist while he was a student. Ross graduated from Penn State University in 2014 with a B.A. in History. He has moved back to the area and rejoined our staff as Office Manager. Ross enjoys reading, watching Penn State football, playing ultimate frisbee and wheelchair basketball, and spoiling Atticus (pictured at 3 months).
About Fear Free
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Littlestown Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to bringing compassionate, comprehensive care to everyone in our community. We adhere to the principles of the Fear Free initiative and strive to serve our patients with the best medicine available. With our Fear Free and low-stress knowledge and techniques, we seek to enhance the lives of all those we encounter - patients, clients, and employees.
Emergency
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In order to receive treatment for poisoning at Littlestown Veterinary Hospital, you must contact this helpline first. Your pet will be assigned a case number and Pet Poison Helpline will formulate a treatment plan linked to your pet's case number. We will treat your pet in accordance with this treatment plan.
Grief and Loss
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Peaceful Pet Passage is an in-home euthanasia practice that services the Littlestown area. Their website also has many helpful grief and loss resources. We have a close working relationship with Agape and are very grateful for the respect they show our lost loved ones throughout the memorial process.
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