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Welcome to Amherst Animal Hospital
Your Veterinarian in Amherst, OH
Call us at 440-282-5220
We welcome you and your pet to Amherst Animal Hospital. We offer a wide variety of services from basic physical wellness exams, vaccinations, dentals, laser therapy and surgeries: spay and neuters and other extensive procedures such as ophthalmic and orthopedic surgeries, just to name a few.
We have two doctors here at the hospital, Dr. Mark Gigliotti and Dr. Kristin Yacobozzi.
We have been here in the city of Amherst since the mid 1950’s. We provide medical, surgical & preventative care for dogs, cats, avians, exotics & reptiles.
We also offer Boarding and Professional Grooming services.
Your pet’s comfort and safety is our number one goal. Our facility is equipped with two operating rooms, updated state of the art digital radiology (including dental), in-house laboratory and an on-site pharmacy.
Pet Emergency? Read no further and call us right away!
At Amherst Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.
Dr. Mark & Dr. Kristin
Amherst Veterinarian | Amherst Animal Hospital | 440-282-5220
1425 Cooper Foster Park Rd.
Amherst, OH 44001
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