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Emergency Veterinary Hospital

5245 Jackson Rd, Ann Arbor, MI, 48103
Call (734) 369-6446
Birds, Exotics-Other
EmergenciesEmergency Veterinary Hospital (EVH) provides the most advanced critical and emergency care, and now specialty care, available in the greater Ann Arbor area—at affordable rates.
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What Emergency Veterinary Hospital says

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

  • Payment plans or financingAt this time, we are offering the ability to pay online using Cherry, Scratchpay, or CareCredit
  • Ultrasoundfrom digital x-ray to our new digital ultrasound, and our state-of-the-art cone beam CT scanner.
  • Exotic petsEmergency Veterinary Hospital provides emergency and critical care for small animals and exotic pets.
  • AAHA accreditedWe're Proudly AAHA Accredited.
Who they treat

2 species under this roof

BirdsExotics-Other
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