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Sallee Beth The team at Cherokee Hospital Animals provides exemplary veterinary care for dogs and cats in the beautiful Johnson City, Tennessee area. Our staff is passionate about animals and highly trained in veterinary medicine with the goal to be a resource for all of your pet's needs. Just as you may have a family doctor that has gotten to know you over the years, we want to be your family veterinarian. If you are in the market for a new veterinary provider in the Johnson City, Tennessee area, we think that we can be the perfect fit for you.
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Meet Our Team
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At Cherokee Hospital for Animals, our expert team of veterinarians and supporting staff ensure that pets and humans alike are comfortable, secure, and cared for at our facility. With years of combined experience and a shared passion for animal care that's evident in everything we do, our team is the soul of Cherokee Hospital for Animals.
About Our Hospital
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Want to learn about Cherokee Hospital for Animals' history of high-quality veterinary care? Our history as a trusted vet in Johnson City, Tennessee combines dedication to the latest in cutting-edge animal science and a never-ending passion for animal health care that's shared across our entire practice.
Full Service Vet Clinic
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Cherokee Hospital for Animals is a full-service vet clinic offering the full range of veterinary services. From routine exams, vaccination schedules, and dental care to spay/neuter procedures, soft tissue surgery, and more, we're there for your pets whenever you're in need of medical expertise.
Preventative Care
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A complete schedule of preventative wellness care is essential for keeping your pet health and catching any medical issues as early as possible. From routine examinations to vaccinations that protect your pet from disease, plus other services like parasite control, microchipping, and weight management, we'll help your pet stay healthy and happy throughout their life with you. During the visit, our veterinarians can detect potentially progressive medical issues before they become more serious and challenging to treat.
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