Providence Animal Hospital FAQs
We get all kinds of questions from pet parents at Providence Animal Hospital. Below, we’ve compiled answers to the questions we hear most often from pet parents just like you.
Have more questions? Feel free to reach out. We’re happy to answer any inquiries during our business hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you accepting new clients?
Yes! Providence Animal Hospital is currently welcoming new pets and their people. We make it easy with online appointment booking and helpful new client resources right here on our website.
What services do you offer?
We provide full-service, AAHA-accredited veterinary care, including:
- Preventative wellness exams
- Vaccinations
- Soft tissue and orthopedic surgery
- Dental care
- Allergy management
- In-house diagnostics and imaging
- Ultrasound and echocardiography
- Senior pet care
- Parasite prevention
- Bathing
- Dog and cat-friendly practices
You can learn more about each service on our Veterinary Services page.
Do you have separate areas for dogs and cats?
Absolutely! We’re proud to be both dog- and cat-friendly, with separate exam rooms designed to reduce stress for your pets. Our feline-only and large/small dog rooms are freestanding to minimize noise and scent triggers, creating a more relaxed environment for everyone.
We are Excited to announce a brand new feline-only treatment room. This will allow your cat the pleasure of a private dog-free area to reduce noise, smells, and stress. This feline-only treatment area features separate ventilation, natural outdoor light, and Cozy Cat Condos for extended hospitalization when necessary.
What should I bring to my pet’s first appointment?
To help us get to know your pet better, please bring:
- Any previous veterinary records
- A list of current medications or supplements
- Information about your pet’s diet, behavior, and lifestyle
And don’t forget your pet’s favorite treats or toy to help them feel at ease!
Do you offer same-day appointments or emergency care?
While we’re not an emergency clinic, we do offer same-day sick appointments as our schedule allows. If your pet is experiencing an urgent issue, call us right away — we’ll always do our best to help or direct you to a trusted local emergency hospital.
What does AAHA accreditation mean for my pet?
Being AAHA accredited means Providence Animal Hospital meets the highest standards in veterinary medicine. Fewer than 15% of animal hospitals in North America earn this designation — it’s a badge of quality, safety, and excellence that reflects our commitment to compassionate, cutting-edge care.
Visit to learn more about why being an AAHA hospital is important for you and your pet!
Still Have Questions?
We’re here for you! If you don’t see your question listed on our Providence Animal Hospital FAQs page, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our team loves talking about pets and helping you make informed decisions about your furry family members.