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Who We Are
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Las Vegas, NV Veterinary Pet Care!
The bond between humans and animals is nothing new. In fact, it’s been studied for centuries. What comes as no surprise is how we’re able to connect with our pets on such a personal level…how they speak to us without ever uttering a word. How the nudge from a wet nose, the wag of a tail or the rhythmic sound of contented purring can brighten even the darkest day.
At Aloha Animal Hospital, we know how much your furry, feathered or scale-covered companion means to you. That’s because each one of us shares a similar kinship with our own animal family members. Working with pets isn’t just a job to us. It’s a passion that’s evident in each and every interaction.
We offer state-of-the-art medicine complemented by exceptional service and thorough communication. We’re also one of the only vets in the Las Vegas and Southwest Las Vegas area that treats exotics, including reptiles and koi fish. Whether your pet happens to crawl, fly, slither or swim, we’re prepared to do whatever it takes to keep that little critter happy and healthy.
Are you in the market for a new Las Vegas veterinarian? If so, we hope you’ll consider us! Call or stop by any time.
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7341 S Torrey Pines
Las Vegas, NV 89139
t: 702.567.5222
f: 702.463.0184
MON-FRI: 8AM – 6PM
SAT: 8AM – 1PM
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