Pet Emergency Treatment and Specialties

Pet Emergency Treatment and Specialties is a veterinarian in Lancaster, PA, located at 930 N Queen St. It provides 24/7/365 emergency care for dogs, cats, and small mammals, as well as specialty medicine services in cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology, and surgery. The hospital works in conjunction with general veterinarians to diagnose and treat a variety of conditions. The facility features an in-house diagnostic laboratory, digital x-ray equipment, and a pharmacy. The hospital employs emergency doctors including Dr. Mitchell Barnett, Dr. Lydia Coogan, Dr. Dana Hermann, Dr. Shaka Monroe, Dr. Lindsey Reichwein, Dr. Aaron Raski, and Dr. Julia Seitz. Specialty medicine doctors include Dr. Allison Gedney, Dr. Carrie Goldkamp, Dr. Carlos Hodges, Dr. Gayle Jaeger, Dr. Van W. Knox IV, Dr. Patricia Mundy, Dr. Nicole Salas, Dr. Kevin Shanley, and Dr. Eric Walsh. The hospital accepts major credit cards, Care Credit, cash, and checks.

As the oldest, independently-owned emergency and specialty hospital in Central Pennsylvania, this facility has served the area since opening in March 1990. The current 7,000 square foot facility has been located at 930 North Queen Street since February 2003. The hospital operates with a structure similar to a human emergency room, with veterinary technicians and doctors on the premises during business hours. The business maintains a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it. Pet Emergency Treatment and Specialties provides specialized veterinary emergency and specialty medical services to the Lancaster community.

The clinic sits on North Queen Street, just a short distance from George Ross Elementary School and the Lancaster train station.

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