Our office will be closed for the 4th of July holiday weekend starting Friday, July 2nd and will reopen with normal business hours on Tuesday, July 6th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Please have pet food orders called in by Thursday, June 24th and prescriptions called in prior to 5 pm on Thursday,
July 1st.
Dr. Schneider and the Staff at Cape Horn Veterinary Associates hope that everyone has a safe and healthy 4th of July!
In the event that your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, you may contact any of the following emergency or urgent care facilities:
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🚑Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital in Shrewsbury, PA 717-432-603
🚑Animal Emergency & Referral Center of York 717-767-5355
🚑PETS in Lancaster, PA 717-295-73387
🚑Urgent VET Care in Cockeysville, MD 443-318-6500
Please have pet food orders called in by Thursday, June 24th and prescriptions called in prior to 5 pm on Thursday,
July 1st.
Dr. Schneider and the Staff at Cape Horn Veterinary Associates hope that everyone has a safe and healthy 4th of July!
In the event that your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, you may contact any of the following emergency or urgent care facilities:
🏥
🚑Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital in Shrewsbury, PA 717-432-603
🚑Animal Emergency & Referral Center of York 717-767-5355
🚑PETS in Lancaster, PA 717-295-73387
🚑Urgent VET Care in Cockeysville, MD 443-318-6500
To Our Valued Clients,
In light of the recent updates from the CDC for vaccinated individuals, we, at Cape Horn Veterinary Associates, think it is important to communicate our updated hospital policy and plans of reopening to the public. While we are looking forward to welcoming you back into the building, our primary concern remains providing excellent health care to our patients while protecting the health of our staff and clients.
In order to provide quality care in a safe manner, our plan is to reopen in stages, allowing our staff, patients, and clients to adapt back to pre-pandemic operations. At this time, masks will continue to be mandated while in our hospital for all staff and clients, regardless of vaccine status.
Our plan is to phase in clients to return to the building and be present for sick appointments only beginning July 15th. One client will be allowed to escort their pet into their appointment, with the exception of quality of life or euthanasia appointments. We will continue to offer the option of curbside service for clients who prefer not to be in the building. Routine exams, technician appointments, medication and food pick-up will continue being performed curbside.
We ask that clients remain inside of their vehicles in the parking lot until a staff member is able to escort them inside. Please call the office to let us know the make and model of the vehicle and best contact number.
Cape Horn Veterinary Associates takes the well-being of our patients, clients, and staff very seriously. We will continue monitoring this situation and follow the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s guidance to help prevent the spread of the virus. Our goal is for pets to be able to receive the treatment they need without compromising the health of you or our team.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.
In light of the recent updates from the CDC for vaccinated individuals, we, at Cape Horn Veterinary Associates, think it is important to communicate our updated hospital policy and plans of reopening to the public. While we are looking forward to welcoming you back into the building, our primary concern remains providing excellent health care to our patients while protecting the health of our staff and clients.
In order to provide quality care in a safe manner, our plan is to reopen in stages, allowing our staff, patients, and clients to adapt back to pre-pandemic operations. At this time, masks will continue to be mandated while in our hospital for all staff and clients, regardless of vaccine status.
Our plan is to phase in clients to return to the building and be present for sick appointments only beginning July 15th. One client will be allowed to escort their pet into their appointment, with the exception of quality of life or euthanasia appointments. We will continue to offer the option of curbside service for clients who prefer not to be in the building. Routine exams, technician appointments, medication and food pick-up will continue being performed curbside.
We ask that clients remain inside of their vehicles in the parking lot until a staff member is able to escort them inside. Please call the office to let us know the make and model of the vehicle and best contact number.
Cape Horn Veterinary Associates takes the well-being of our patients, clients, and staff very seriously. We will continue monitoring this situation and follow the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s guidance to help prevent the spread of the virus. Our goal is for pets to be able to receive the treatment they need without compromising the health of you or our team.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.
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We DO NOT keep credit card numbers on file for any reason, nor do we ask for them via email. If you receive an email from us asking for credit card information, DO NOT click on this link.
We DO NOT keep credit card numbers on file for any reason, nor do we ask for them via email. If you receive an email from us asking for credit card information, DO NOT click on this link.
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We've been nominated again for Best in York 2019! That's 2 years in a row!! A sincere thank you goes out to our amazing animal loving friends in York County!! |
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