Animal Medical Center of Seattle

4.4 (787)

17518 15th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155

Contact & location

Opening hours

  • Monday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Tuesday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Wednesday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Thursday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Friday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Saturday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Sunday 12 AM–12 PM

Services

Advanced Veterinary Dentistry A healthy mouth is vital for the overall health of your pets. Your dog or cat will receive a complete evaluation with the goal of saving their teeth whenever possible and give your pet a healthy and pain-free mouth…
Animal Dentistry
Animal Surgical
Dental Health
Diagnostic Services
Dog Walking
Emergency & Critical Care
Emergency Animal Service
Emergency Medical
Emergency Medicine
Emergency Veterinary Care
Endoscopic Procedures
Genetic Testing
Internal Medicine
Lab Work
Laser Treatments
Medical And Surgical
Pain Management
Parasite Prevention
Pet Allergic

From the clinic's Google Business Profile — confirm current availability and pricing when you call.

About this listing

Animal Medical Center of Seattle is a 24-hour emergency and specialty animal hospital in Seattle and the surrounding area, providing comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats. Our emergency team and board-certified specialists work together to deliver advanced diagnostics, surgery, and critical care under one roof. From sudden emergencies to long-term treatment plans, we’re here whenever your pet needs us most.

Animal Medical Center of Seattle is in Shoreline, WA, inside the Seattle area covered by this directory. It is one of 45 canine rehabilitation and hydrotherapy providers we list in Washington; the closest other one in our data is Sound Veterinary Rehabilitation Center in Seattle, 1 miles away. Google reviewers rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 787 reviews — below the WA directory average of 4.7. Its Google Business Profile lists 20 services, including Advanced Veterinary Dentistry, Animal Dentistry, Animal Surgical. Published hours cover 7 days a week, weekends included.

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