Boarding

Lancaster Veterinary Clinic provides boarding for both dogs and cats. We offer boarding 7 days a week, 365 days a year. All pets must show proof of vaccination. Veterinary services are available while your pet is boarding, in addition to bathing and nail trims.

Bedding, blankets, toys, food and treats for your pet are welcome, but are not required. Please mark all items with your pets name. Lancaster Veterinary Clinic is not responsible for chewed or destroyed items.

All pets are cared for with the most caring and compassionate service. We treat your pets as if they were our own!

Requirements for Boarding

All pets staying in the clinic are required to be current on vaccinations and a fecal exam. These procedures are done for the safety of staff and other pets.

Dogs:Wellness Exam, Rabies, Vanguard (DHLPP), Bordetella, Fecal Exam and an effective Flea Product

Cats: Wellness Exam, Rabies, Felocell (FVRCP), Fecal Exam and an effective Flea Product

Shining a Spotlight on Our Veterinary Technicians: The Heartbeat of Our Practice

10/13/2024

From October 13-19, 2024, we join veterinary clinics nationwide in celebrating National Veterinary Technician Week! These incredible individuals are the backbone of our clinic, working tirelessly to ensure every pet receives the care they need. If you’ve ever wondered just how our vet techs make a difference in the life of your pet, we’re here to shed some light on their remarkable work.

Heartworm 101: Understanding Risks and How to Protect Your Pet

4/1/2024

Among the various health risks that pets face, heartworm disease stands out as a particularly insidious threat. This disease can have devastating effects on your pet, and yet, it is preventable. This article will delve into heartworm disease and stress the importance of proactive prevention.

Household Hazards: Understanding and Mitigating Pet Poisoning Risks

3/12/2024

Owning a pet offers immeasurable joy, companionship, and love. However, it also comes with the responsibility of ensuring their safety and well-being. Many common items found in our homes could pose significant poisoning risks to our furry companions. By understanding these hazards and how to prevent them, we can create a safer environment for our pets.

Boarding

Boarding

Requirements for Boarding

Shining a Spotlight on Our Veterinary Technicians: The Heartbeat of Our Practice

Heartworm 101: Understanding Risks and How to Protect Your Pet

Household Hazards: Understanding and Mitigating Pet Poisoning Risks

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