We chose this practice when we moved to the area 4 years ago. We have only great things to say…read moreabout the services provided. They were really supportive through the illness and passing of our senior dog. Very compassionate. Also very pleased with their response to questions and concerns. The pharmacy service is very convenient and quick.

Took my cats there pre boarding visit. Couldn't have been any nicer. Dr. Armentrout is very…read morecompetent.

My doggos and I love this veterinary office! They are…read morekind, knowledgeable and reasonable on prices. They treat my overly-friendly kissing monster 85 pound pit bull and my scared 60 pound boxer very well, the boxer is afraid of everything at the vet and they are always so slow and gentle with him. I appreciate having that gentle care for them both. Highly recommended!

Back in Jan 2026 brought my cat to this place for advanced treatment, they sent my tests to Texas,…read morethey say the lost the results, then refunded me about $200 and left it like that without investigating why the results were lost after them telling me they had them, absolutely the worst and do not recommend

Dr. Lyons and staff at the Animal Hospital of West Manheim are wonderful! Dr. Lyons is extremely…read morecompetent, kind, and genuinely cares about animals! Dr. Lyons did an amazing job on my boxer dog's ACL repair. He also diagnosed and removed mast cell tumors (cancer) from my dog. The practice is clean and has a pleasant appearance. I highly recommend.

You never truly realize how deeply your pet has become woven into your family until you're faced…read morewith the possibility of losing them. That moment came for us, and if it weren't for the critical attention and swift decision-making of Sandy Bulson at Mason Dixon K9, Reacher might not be here today. Sandy recognized something was wrong and sent Ryan with Reacher to PAWS Animal Hospital, where he was quickly diagnosed with the early stages of bloat. Ryan quite literally raced against time earning his NASCAR checkers in order to get Reacher to the Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital (no affiliation with MDK9). There, two technicians and the ER Vet were prepared for Reacher's case. Otherwise, I wouldn't be sharing these photos or writing to share the story. Thanks to the seamless coordination between Mason Dixon K9, PAWS Animal Hospital, and Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital, Reacher received life-saving care. The complexity of this particular case started with Reacher not showing the textbook signs of gastric dilatation-volvulus, (GDV), or commonly known as Bloat: no distended belly, no retching, no drum-like sounds when tapped. Something to note, bloat is a life-threatening condition that often presents with vague signs and progresses rapidly. Instead, Reacher was drooling excessively, refusing food, and suffering from severe diarrhea. Sandy's intuition and evaluative judgment led to that crucial appointment. What followed was 48 hours of intense anxiety for our family, as we were out of town and Reacher's fate now rested in the hands of the exceptional team at Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital. I could go over every detail, but it's best to sum it up and share just how amazing Mason Dixon K9, Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital, and Paws Animal Hospital are. They worked seamlessly together to save Reacher, and I know other pets and families who have found themselves in life threatening situations. Our family is forever grateful to each of these extraordinary teams. If you're wondering whether you're making the right decision by choosing them, stop wondering. You are. The only mistake would be not putting your trust in them!

They are a compassionate & attentive staff of professionals that have always addressed our…read moreconcerns. Our boy's well-being and health is as important to them, as it is to us. Wouldn't go anywhere else.

Over the years, they've always done their best to care for my pets, my family…read more During this plague, all of them have busted their tails, been understanding when we are not, and shared honest opinions, even when it may not be what I wanted to hear, I need that honesty. With a great mix of veteran doctors and well-spoken veterinarians that are getting years under their belts, I trust them, implicitly. They don't give up, and neither do I. Remember, the doctors and technicians themselves can't make miracles happen. It takes a great owner to go the extra miles. I've been a customer of this hospital my entire life, and here's to another 40 years.

Two dogs over a 15 year period. The only time something serious needed to be dealt with, we were…read morereferred away. There are several Veterinarians at the clinic and you get whomever they decide can be bothered on that particular day. Cash only, on the spot. We finally quit going after making a routine appointment for vaccine renewals. Their Covid policy is to leave their patients in the parking lot, animal only to be retrieved by an employee, NO DISCUSSION WITH THE DOCTOR ALLOWED, phone in from the parking lot. That might work if they bothered to answer the phone, or checked the parking lot. After waiting in the rain 30 minutes after our appointment, a half a dozen voice mails and not even an acknowledgement of our existence by the moon suited, roving employee, we have ended our relationship with these quacks.

Little Paws Animal Clinic was open and welcoming on a Sunday when we woke up to our pet being…read moreunable to walk and knew it was time to say goodbye. From start to finish, the team was professional, compassionate, and attentive. They handled the cremation process smoothly, allowing us to focus on our grief without additional stress. Their care and support during such a difficult time meant the world to us.

Took a clients dog in while they were away and because I was so impressed - I moved my pups there…read more Absolutely love them. Great staff from front end to back end. The doctors are very knowledgeable and caring. Doctors always give me options, but never push. Highly recommend!

We needed compassionate care for our 16 year old dog. The staff was wonderful and Dr. Dave treated…read moreour pup as if she were his own. I highly recommend this veterinary hospital.

Hello Dan, Dr Daniel A Pike DVM…read more I'm contacting you because of the rude experience I had this morning with your receptionist around 8:55a. First words out of her mouth were, "WHAT are you here for?" You and I both know that a receptionists first phrase should have "hello" and "help you" in it. Not to mention the gentleman behind rolling his eyes with me at her. Then his eyes got as big as plates because of what she did. Your receptionist and another lady came to make excuses and blame comcast for them not answering calls while I was sitting in your parking lot. The two of them came back out again to tell me that Rick was not coming out. My reply was, "who is Rick, I didn't have a appointment with Rick, I have an appointment with the owner." Your receptionist replied," Ohh, dr Dan is not here today." Great, your receptionist who made the appointment(5/7/25@11:37a) with you is now telling me you are not here. My reply after all of that was, "well, you better find someone who is." I next watched your manager, front manager who came out to tell me that she can make an appointment with you and that she, "isn't a doctor." I said, "that's obvious, you're not wearing the right clothes." She then defended bad actions and doesn't want me harassing her receptionist. My reply, "You go ahead and make that appointment and I'll contact him(you) about this." The front manager then said she knows the truth about comcast and I'm the one lying. I laughed at her, "so you know that Daniel wanted a place to park in the shade so he bought the building next door." The building next door that comcast, back when comcast was a phone company that covered Dover, signed a deal with the ower of that building so comcast can't be kicked out of Dover. To all the doubters out there. I can say it because I was there. I watched Daniel park in the shade by the building and asked if he wasn't worried about getting towed. He replied, no, I'm not! For you to not be worried then you'd have to own it..... He got a smile from ear to ear. That is when their(Dover Area Animal Hospital) phone problems started, and have continued for over two decades! They knew it would be a problem and did it anyway. Their excuses are exactly that, excuses. I see you and only you, outside, because of those two and there constant problem causing. Maybe David, in a pinch. When I'm at Sunday's I hear good things about David and you. Your receptionists and their manager, people have a lot to say about them. I don't care if it's a woman or a man or something in between, as long as they do their job correctly. I miss your mother being there. This would never have happened. Our first experience with the company was in the early 80's, for our goats. David and you have a great reputation around here. Unfortunately your receptionists and there manager have the opposite reputation. This was written at 10:23a this morning, being sent now. This will be copied and mailed also. Fyi: To the people who think they see smiles. They are not smiles, they are shit-grins, laughing at you. Respectfully waiting for your reply,