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Prosser, WA 99350

Phone: (509) 786-1393

Fax: (509) 786-7084

contact@prosservet.com

BUSINESS HOURS

Mon-Fri 7:45AM - 5:30PM

Sat-Sun Closed

from 12:00pm - 2:00pm

for staff meetings

For after hour emergencies, please call our affiliated emergency hospital at:

Pet Emergency Services

509 547 3577

Welcome to the Prosser Animal Hospital

We are proud to announce that Kathy Worley is the # 1 pet groomer in Washington State! According to USA Groom Team.

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For over three decades, it has been our goal to provide your pet with quality veterinary care and to afford our clients prompt, courteous service. Prosser Animal Hospital is a full service Veterinary Hospital and we look forward to helping you enjoy the happiness that a healthy pet can provide.

Animal medicine has made great strides in recent years and pets are now enjoying much longer and more trouble-free lives with the aid of qualified and conscientious health care.

Regular staff meetings and outside continuing education help keep the staff knowledgeable of services and ways to make your visit as pleasant and beneficial as possible. Doctors are also away from the office occasionally for continuing education. We are constantly bringing back new ideas and equipment to aid you and your pet. Your understanding and enthusiasm for these efforts is appreciated.

"Our hospital personnel work very hard at being attentive, polite, and caring. All of the staff are pet owners and understand the needs of the people they are serving."

We are committed to the following values:

Excellence in veterinary medicine and surgery through a dedicated and caring professional staff.

Clint education in the principles of good health, preventive medicine, and proper nutrition for their pets.

Compassion for, and understanding of, the needs of our individual patients and their families.

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We are now offering Laser Therapy!!

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