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Small Animal Veterinary Care
Primary health care for your pet
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For Veterinarians

Our team is not just here for emergencies and special cases – we also are committed to being there for you and your pet for the routine and preventative care that is key to your pet living longer, happier lives. Whether your pet is due for its yearly checkup and vaccinations or it isn’t feeling well, our veterinarians and staff are ready to provide the best possible care.

Care we offer 

  • Wellness exams 
  • Vaccinations
  • Dental care 
  • Nutrition
  • Microchipping 
  • Parasite control 
  • Spays and neuters 
  • Diagnose common diseases 
  • Exams and treatment plans for short- and long-term illness

Schedule An Appointment

509-335-0711
 Referral Not Required

Regular hospital hours are
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Our emergency services are available 24 hours a day.

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The American Animal Hospital Association is the only trusted evaluator of veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada. As an AAHA-accredited hospital since 1983, we voluntarily uphold the association’s high standards in 18 areas, including patient care, cleanliness, and emergency services. Only about 15% of veterinary hospitals meet the evaluation’s high standards and carry this accreditation. We are very proud to be one of them.

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