Newtown Square Veterinary Hospital is a progressive, privately owned, boutique-style, full service animal hospital created by Dr. Heather DiGiacomo, VMD. Dr. DiGiacomo has over a decade of experience in small animal medicine and surgery.
We welcome pets of all shapes and sizes: dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, ferrets and more! NSVH has been certified as a "Cat Friendly Practice" and a "Fear Free" practice. We embrace fear-free handling techniques to ensure your pet enjoys visiting with us.
NSVH is a full-service animal hospital, providing comprehensive wellness, medical and surgical care for small animals. We feature the most modern diagnostic and surgical equipment. We provide the highest standard of care for our patients.
We have used Dr. DiGiacomo’s extraordinary veterinary services for years for several of our furry family members. She has a wonderful bedside manner with her patients and makes us feel at ease especially with animals that may have been suffering longer term illnesses. With a multiple pet household, she always makes it simple and easy for us and more importantly, offers different options in terms of care and treatment.
Martha, NSVH Client
Dr. DiGiacomo has treated our fur-kids (2 cats) for over 5 years. She is a brilliant, compassionate and kind veterinarian. She has helped us through various ailments and stages with our animals. Dr.DiGiacomo is a veterinarian who listens to our concerns, personalizes treatment and gives us professional advice like it’s coming from a friend. Her presence is warm and welcoming. She goes above and beyond because she genuinely cares. I know my animals are receiving the best care with Dr. DiGiacomo.
Amanda, NSVH Client
November 3, 2014
This week, I had similar conversations with several clients about their “picky” dogs. Most dog owners have the opposite experience: their Fido will eat anything, anywhere, anytime (including trash, inanimate objects like socks and grossly unappealing items like deer feces.) This is true for most dogs; we have domesticated dogs in virtually every way, but […]
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May 13, 2014
In the average week, we see easily three to four times more dogs than cats for appointments, despite the fact that pet cats outnumber dogs in the United States. Why is this the case? A recent study determined that the number of feline visits to veterinarians decreased 14% from 2001 to 2011 despite an increase in […]
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December 20, 2016
Our good friends at PetPlan have created a guide with some tips to keep our pups and kitties safe and healthy when the weather turns cold. Animal hospitals throughout the Philadelphia area see some specific cold-weather injuries and illnesses when the temperature drops. What are the most common cold-weather issues we see at Newtown Square […]
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