Companion Animal Hospital

1885 Chartwell Dr, Traverse City, MI, 49696

Companion Animal Hospital of Traverse City is a veterinary hospital in Traverse City, MI providing veterinary medical care, surgical services, and preventative wellness.

Call (231) 935-1511
10 servicesRabbits, Exotics-Other
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10 services, one practice.

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Wellness & Preventative CareVaccinationsDental CareSurgeryDigital RadiologyIn-House LaboratoryMicrochippingParasite PreventionSpay & NeuterNutritional Counseling

What Companion Animal Hospital says

In their own words, from cahtc.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • DentistryDentistry / Oral Surgery
  • SurgeryWe provide extensive surgical procedures, ensuring your furry family receives the best care with our skilled soft tissue surgeons, advanced facilities.
  • X-raysDigital Radiology
  • UltrasoundUltrasonography
  • Exotic petsCompanion Animal Hospital of Traverse City is a veterinary practice for dogs, cats, rabbits, and pocket pets
Who they treat

2 species under this roof

RabbitsExotics-Other
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