Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital
Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital is an emergency & critical care practice in Shrewsbury, PA. Procedures include Cystotomy, Endoscopy, Enucleation, and Splenectomy.
About
Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital is a women-owned, locally-owned emergency veterinary facility providing after-hours care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. The hospital is equipped to handle critical cases, offering intensive care monitoring, oxygen supplementation, and emergency surgery. On-site diagnostic capabilities include digital X-ray, ultrasound, and an in-house laboratory for stat bloodwork and urinalysis. The clinical team is experienced in managing trauma, internal medicine, and heart disease, and they provide type-matched blood transfusions when necessary.
Serving pet owners across Southern York County, Pennsylvania, and Northern Baltimore County, Maryland, the hospital operates as an after-hours emergency resource. The team focuses on stabilizing critically ill or injured patients and provides outpatient treatment for minor conditions such as lacerations, allergic reactions, and vomiting. They emphasize seamless communication with family veterinarians, providing clear updates and records sharing for patients requiring follow-up or referral to board-certified specialists for advanced care.
Surgical team
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Kiebler
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Dr. Longbottom
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Dr. McCafferty
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Dr. Parr
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Dr. Grove
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Dr. Yolles
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Dr. Hengst
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Dr. McCarty
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Faith
CVT
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Libby
CVT
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Maura
CVT
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Marlin
CVT
Procedures
- Cystotomy
- Endoscopy
- Enucleation
- Splenectomy
- Blood transfusions
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What types of emergency surgeries does the hospital perform?
- The hospital performs a variety of soft tissue surgeries including foreign-body removal, GDV or bloat correction, wound and laceration repair, cystotomy for bladder stones, enucleation, splenectomy, and emergency spay surgery for pyometra. These procedures are supported by 24/7 surgical readiness and full anesthesia monitoring.
- Does the hospital provide care for exotic pets?
- Yes, Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital provides emergency veterinary care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets across their service area in Southern York County and Northern Baltimore County.
- What diagnostic equipment is available on-site?
- The hospital is equipped with digital X-ray and ultrasound technology for imaging trauma, abdominal pain, and breathing issues. Additionally, they maintain an in-house laboratory capable of performing stat bloodwork, urinalysis, cytology, and electrolyte testing to support rapid clinical decision-making.
- How does the hospital handle cases requiring advanced specialist care?
- When a patient requires advanced care beyond the scope of emergency services, the hospital facilitates seamless hand-offs to local board-certified specialists. This process includes the transfer of all relevant medical records and imaging to ensure continuity of care.