Compassionate Care
From our family to yours
Longwood Veterinary Center is a full-service, AAHA accredited veterinary hospital located in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Comprised of compassionate, skilled, and experienced professionals, we are dedicated to providing the best possible veterinary care for your pet. As an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital, we are held to rigorous standards in the areas of emergency, medical, and surgical management of our patients. Our hospital features state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and our doctors and nursing staff provide the latest, safest, and highest quality patient care.
We understand the special bond between pets and their owners and strive to strengthen that bond through communication and education. Together we will create the best lifelong plan for you and your pet. At Longwood Veterinary Center we are committed to providing compassionate veterinary care from our family to yours.
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Keeping it Positive
The Benefits of Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training When we find ourselves in a situation that makes us feel uncomfortable, bored, or perhaps unappreciated, what can we do? Usually there are only two options; change the situation or change how we feel about the...
read moreRaising a Well-Adjusted Dog
A popular buzzword in dog training is socialization. Socialization is the specific act of exposing an animal to novel situations in a slow and precise fashion focusing on keeping interactions short, positive, and fear free. Pet socialization is most effective and best implemented when a puppy is young.
read moreThe Making of a Miracle
Years ago there was a small puppy that came into our hospital from a local rescue group. She had been spayed by the rescue that morning, but she wasn’t recovering from anesthesia in the normal fashion. The little puppy, so happy and excitable before the surgery, lay in a quiet mound, shivering and dull.
read more5 Tips for Pet Owners During Wintertime
Some dogs do fine in the cold weather, and others are more susceptible to cold. Smaller dogs, puppies, thinner, older, or shorter-coated dogs tend to get cold more quickly. Bear this in mind when planning how long they can spend outdoors during the cold months.
read moreGrateful for the Family
Celebrating Thanksgiving at Longwood Veterinary Center Dr. Andrews holds rounds every Thursday morning. She calls these her morning “huddles” and we, like dutiful school children, line up to attend even though some mornings we want to get started on our day, make...
read moreSnap Photos, Spread Cheer
Snap a photo, spread cheer! Enter Longwood Vet Center’s Holiday Pet Photo Contest for a chance to win a curated gift basket from the team at LVC. We can’t wait to see your festive furry friends! Submissions can be made until December 17th, and the winner will be announced on Facebook on December 18th!
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