West Tyler Veterinary Clinic

13910 State Hwy 64, Tyler, TX, 75704
Call (903) 533-0031
Cats, Dogs
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What West Tyler Veterinary Clinic says

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  • After hoursFor after-hours emergencies, please call 1 (903) 533-0031.
  • DentistryWe offer full dental services, including dental x-rays, extractions, and minor oral surgery.
  • SurgeryOur experienced veterinarian provides surgical services ranging from routine to advanced procedures including spays, neuters, mass removals, orthopedic, abdominal, reconstructive, and minor trauma surgery.
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