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THE EMERGENCY ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF NW AUSTIN
When you need quality care the most...
For medical emergencies, you can count on the Emergency Animal Hospital of NW Austin for emergency care on nights, weekends and holidays. With two convenient locations serving both North and South Austin, you are never far from the best veterinary care available.
Both of our hospitals are owned and operated by Austin's only veterinarian who is board-certified in emergency and critical care. The Emergency Animal Hospital maintains the latest life-saving technologies and is supported by highly trained veterinary staff. This is why most of Austin's veterinarians continue to refer their clients to our hospitals for emergency and continued care since 1984.
North - 12034 Research Blvd #8 (512) 331-6121
South - 4434 Frontier Trail (512) 899-0955
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Internet Reunites Lost Pets and Owners
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Holiday Hazards
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Dogs and Kids
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Basic Dog Training
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Anesthesia Free Dentistry
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Helping Dogs with Low Vision or Blindness
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