White Glove Service

General number (info & appointments): 717-599-6131
To check in ONLY: 717-599-4259

For the safety of our clients, patients, and nurses, we are currently operating 100% curbside. Our White Glove service provides the same excellent care to your pet. We are not allowing clients inside our building at this time. You WILL meet with the surgeon for any consultation and before any surgery. When you arrive at our practice, please call 717-599-4259 and our team will provide instructions for the next steps.

Who We Really Are

See what Harrisburg Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty is all about!

At Harrisburg Regional, we take patient care & TLC very seriously!

We are 100% pet lovers and pet owners. Our big runs don’t have bars, but glass doors, which dogs definitely feel more comfortable with.

Patients are monitored very closely while they recover after anesthesia.

Yep, we talk to our patients and we tell them how good they are.

Patients are routinely hand-fed because a spoiled patient is a happy patient!

Kristen & Brody, her 2 month old foal

We like to give our patients a big hug just because!

The team went snow tubing! 

We work hard and play hard: go-karting day. 

Technician week 2023

Kristen & patient Codi

Team picnic on the lawn

Phil Zeltzman and Lukas, 2 mo old Coyote with a broken leg

Snuggling is good for your soul—and our patients.

Waffle Party

Waffle Party.

Total decadence after a busy surgery day.

It takes 2 nurses to reassure a patient while an IV catheter is placed.

Kristen comforts Rainey, a 12-year-old Maltese with multiple jaw fractures

Axe throwing outing

Michelle gives MoZee a belly rub to reassure him before his knee surgery.

crepe on a plate with Nutella

Crepe party 2023.

Kristen supervises an at-risk patient closely after anesthesia.

Michelle has a conversation with Kinsey before her surgery.

Amazing gift from a wonderful client

Michelle and Pebbles, a 2 month old Pug.

Sometimes we give kisses… and sometimes we receive them!

TLC is something we take very seriously. In fact, it’s literally mentioned on every patient’s treatment sheet.

This puppy is our youngest patient ever. Three weeks of age, three pounds of cuteness, and a broken shin bone…

We send pictures to pet owners to reassure them that their pet is being spoiled.

A nurse had a long conversation with Myrtle to explain that we will make her more comfortable by removing her bladder stones.