Lancaster Veterinary Specialties

Dr Binstock and the Oncology team have been providing us with the best care we could ask for. We were at 2 other Veterinary Oncology practices before LVS 1 which closed and the other will remain nameless, and while we liked the Dr, they just seemed way over priced for the short visits. Dr Binstock takes the time to sit with us and discuss treatment options with out making us feel rushed. The entire staff are very friendly and caring. Thank you for taking great care of our Luna.

I recently took my Corgi due to him having SIBO to this practice to have a check up on his condition as it has been about 5 years since first diagnosed. All but $3000 later the feedback I received from a nurse was that he should be given a prescription dog food. The veterinarian never contacted me to go over his case which I feel is extremely poor considering I had a lot of questions. This was a complete rip off and while everyone in the practice was very cordial and nice I would have thought the Internal Medicine Veterinarian would reach out with a more complete diagnosis and evaluation. Suggest anyone requiring the services of an Internal Medicine Veterinarian go to Hope Veterinary or Vet Referral in the Philadelphia region.

LVS has truly been a blessing for my little boy. Dr. Rodriguez provided exceptional care during his treatment for Cushing’s disease and successfully brought him into recovery. Most recently, Dr. Compton performed patella surgery at the age of 13, and it has been nothing short of amazing to see him running and bouncing around like a puppy again. Words can’t express how grateful I am for the skill, compassion, and dedication shown by both doctors—and by the entire team at LVS. Thank you for giving my sweet boy a renewed sense of life. Donna & Jon & Tucker 🐶

Well where to start with the many things that went wrong. First my less then a year old cat. She had to have a shunt put in and get stayed. When I made the appoinment it was for her to get a ultasound done. Nope, had to starve my cat, just so we can talk about what we need to do. Then, had to go back for the ultasound. Then a separate appointment had to be made to talk about the results. Every time had to make her fast. Finally, I made an appointment for her surgery, but she needed to have a bio acid test done again, when my regular veterinarian had it done already. She was not doing well, so had to cancel, and she got sick. After she was better we scheduled her surgery. Got all the way down there and was told that she needed to have her Anti seizure medicine three days prior to surgery, a

Dr. Compton is amazing. She did two TPLO surgeries on our dog in the last 15 months and both have been very successful. The price is reasonable and pet insurance helps.