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We are a full service small animal clinic that has been meeting the needs of Council Bluffs and its surrounding community since 1972 by providing the highest level of veterinary care to dogs, cats, and pets. We are here because we truly love animals and are deeply committed to practicing and promoting quality pet care.

Our mission here at the Animal Clinic of Council Bluffs is to provide comprehensive high quality veterinary care with emphasis on exceptional client service and patient care, while providing a welcoming, friendly, and quiet atmosphere where both our clients and their pets will feel comfortable during their visit.

Dr. Melissa Harrer and each member of our health care team are committed to working with you to keep your pet happy and healthy. When you choose us to be "your vet" you become a valued member of our health care team.

Animal Clinic Of Council Bluffs| 712-323-0598 | Fax: 712-323-0084

 1735 McPherson Ave
Council Bluffs, IA 51503

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