Radnor Veterinary Hospital Provides
Comprehensive Care for Dogs, Cats, Birds, Reptiles, and Exotic Pets

Our Radnor Veterinary Hospital staff welcomes you and your pet to our hospital. We serve the Wayne, St. Davids, Radnor, and surrounding communities. The mission of our animal hospital is to provide the best possible preventative, medical and surgical care for dogs, cats, birds, and non-traditional pets. Our family atmosphere focuses on the patient and client with caring and understanding. Above all else, our patients and their care are most important to us.

If you’re looking for a veterinarian that truly cares about your pet, then Radnor Veterinary Hospital is the right choice. We have assembled a kind-hearted team of caring veterinary professionals at our Wayne animal hospital to provide comprehensive services for a variety of pets. Whether you need a cat vet, dog vet, or someone who understands the nuances of exotic pets, our veterinarians have the skills necessary to provide everything from preventative check-ups to advanced surgical care.

Veterinary Services for Pets in Wayne, St. Davids and the Surrounding Communities

We’re all pet lovers at Radnor Veterinary Hospital. When you bring your pets to a cat vet or dog vet at our animal hospital, you'll find a family atmosphere where we focus solely on treating your pets with warmth and understanding. Our state-of-the-art veterinary facility is clean, comfortable and efficient. We want pet owners in Wayne, St. Davids and beyond to have healthy pets and offer comprehensive vet services to ensure local dogs, cats, reptiles, birds and exotic pets get the care they need.

Our comprehensive services also include veterinary dentistry, vaccinations, boarding, diagnostic testing, digital radiography, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery and endoscopy. We have a veterinarian and a support team on duty six days a week who are trained and equipped to handle any emergency situations that may arise.

Please take some time to visit the rest of our website to learn more about the services we offer, and more about your pets. We’ve designed this site to be an in-depth resource so you find all the information you need to help you and your animal companion enjoy a long, happy and healthy life together.

Be sure to sign up for our newsletter, visit our blog, and check out our complimentary website membership. If you’ve got questions for a veterinarian or one of our other team members, you can also send us an email message.

At Radnor Veterinary Hospital, we’re here to help you make the best choices for your pets.

Call us at 610-687-1550 to make an appointment today.

Dr. Kimberly Bowers, Dr. Len Donato,
Dr. Meghan McGrath and Dr. Jeffrey Szanto
Wayne Veterinarians | Radnor Veterinary Hospital | 610-687-1550
107 N. Aberdeen Avenue
Wayne, PA 19087

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