Had a great experience here today for my kitty’s first vet appointment :) You can tell the staff genuinely cares about animals. Everything went so smoothly, they were transparent about costs, and treated my sweet girl so well. They also gifted us a little gift bag with some toys and a lint roller (which was definitely needed lol). Very glad my kitty has a great, welcoming place to come back to :)
JB
Jace Beleren
Sep 30, 2017
5.0
Most excellent customer service we've had to date with our baby! Would highly recommend them to any pet owner.
MS
Mark Swartzbaugh
Feb 22, 2017
1.0
VCA Charles E. London Animal Hospital and Suzanne Steeley, DVM essentially killed my healthy 9 month old puppy Oze. I took him there on Feb. 7 for them to do a routine neuter operation. 3 days later he was dead. I began getting concerned the evening of Feb 8 because he was vomiting and wasn't making urine. He would want to go out and would strain and push but nothing was coming out. After taking him back to my vet on the 9th and getting no relief, we headed down to a specialist in Towson, MD who did an exploratory surgery. You can read his findings within the attached letter, but basically his urinary system had been sutured closed in 2 places, had a hole in the neck of his bladder and unrepairable tissue damage. To add insult to injury, the testicle, that was the point of the initial procedure, had been left inside him. So I guess she removed something else? I don't know. The surgeon in Towson said he couldn't locate the prostate and the urethra wasn't located where it was supposed to be. I want to complement the specialist in Towson, however, because he and the entire facility and staff couldn't have been more considerate and professional. It was startling to contrast them against the incompetence and apathy I received from my vet at VCA.
I wouldn't want anyone else to experience the pain and loss Oze and I have had to endure. This is just the beginning of my campaign to make sure that everyone possible hears our story. I gave them 1 star because google doesn't let you give 0.
Frequently Asked Questions About VCA White Rose Animal Hospital
What are the regular operating hours of VCA White Rose Animal Hospital?
The hospital is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Are there special hours for preventive care at the hospital?
Yes, the Preventive Care Clinic is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM by appointment.
Where is VCA White Rose Animal Hospital located?
It is located at 2129 South Queen Street, York, PA 17403, USA.
What types of veterinary services does VCA White Rose Animal Hospital offer?
Services include advanced care, allergy relief, diabetes treatment, diagnostics, nutrition, general care, heartworm treatment, parasite control, wellness exams, spay & neuter, vaccinations, and more.
Is VCA White Rose Animal Hospital accredited or associated with any veterinary organizations?
Yes, it is associated with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
How can I contact VCA White Rose Animal Hospital?
You can call their local phone at +1 717-854-1544 or their main phone at +1 717-900-5258.
Are there any dining options near VCA White Rose Animal Hospital?
Yes, nearby dining options include Blue Heron, an American restaurant, and Noodles & Company, which offers American cuisine and noodles.
Can I find banking or financial services near the hospital?
Yes, Members 1st Federal Credit Union and Citizens Bank are close by, as well as Coinme for currency exchange and ATM services.
What nearby places can I visit for shopping or entertainment when visiting the area?
South York Crossing shopping center, JOANN Fabric and Craft Stores, and Redbox for music and DVD rentals are nearby for your shopping and entertainment needs.
Is there urgent medical care available near VCA White Rose Animal Hospital in case of emergencies?
Yes, WellSpan Urgent Care - South Queen Street and WellSpan Urgent Care clinics are located nearby for emergency and urgent medical services.