Phone: 734-662-4474
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8am-7pm
Saturday-Sunday, 8am-2pm
ER service is open 24/7
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Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is a locally owned, full service veterinary clinic in Ann Arbor, Michigan, serving Washtenaw County and the surrounding areas. We are an AAHA-accredited practice and provide routine primary veterinary care—such as wellness visits and vaccines—by walk-in seven days a week, with limited appointments available Monday through Friday.
In addition, we provide Emergency and Critical Care 24 hours a day, 365 days per year for all veterinary emergencies. See our About Us page to learn more about our mission, goals and history.
We believe in practicing the highest quality medicine and providing our clients with all the information necessary to make the best decisions for their pets.
We’re located just east of the intersection of Stadium and West Liberty in Ann Arbor.
Latest From The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital Blog
Veterinary Telemedicine Now Available!
Veterinary telemedicine is now available at Ann Arbor Animal Hospital! We know it's more difficult than ever to do normal things like visit your veterinarian, so we're offering this service so your pet can be examined remotely.
*UPDATED 4/7* Doing Our Part to Flatten the Curve: Covid-19 and AAAH’s Current Policies For All Clients
We’ve always prioritized cleanliness, and to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, we're following or exceeding the CDC's recommendations. We've also implemented some new protocols for our clients so we can continue to care for pets while keeping humans as safe as possible.
Coronavirus and Pets: What We Know Right Now About COVID-19
Talk of coronavirus is everywhere these days. But what about coronavirus and pets? Can our furry friends get infected? Ann Arbor Animal Hospital's Dr. Jarrett provides an update on the virus and how we should be preparing our animal companions.