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Vets in Sedona

Bell Rock Veterinary Clinic, 45 Bell Rock Plaza, and The Village Veterinary Hospital, 6376 SR-179, are both at the Village of Oak Creek end. Oak Creek Small Animal Clinic, 5 Pinon Drive, is in Sedona proper.

The Village Veterinary Hospital is the one that also does boarding and doggie day care. In a town with this much tourism that is more useful than it sounds: it is the answer when you want to spend a day somewhere a dog cannot go, which in Sedona is most of the good places. Slide Rock State Park bans pets entirely from May to September, Red Rock State Park allows none at all, and a summer afternoon on slickrock will burn paws regardless. Our dog-friendly guide sets out which is which.

The gap, again

None of the three tells us it covers emergencies out of hours. That is the same across the whole valley: of eleven practices, exactly one, Danza Del Sol in Cornville, publishes emergency service, and the nearest genuine overnight hospital is likely Flagstaff.

From Sedona, Flagstaff is about forty-five minutes up Oak Creek Canyon in good conditions. In snow, at night, on SR-89A switchbacks, it is longer and it is not a drive to be planning for the first time in a crisis. Ring your practice, ask who they refer to after hours, and keep the number somewhere other than a phone.

If you are visiting with a dog

Register nothing, but do two things before you need them: note which of these three is nearest your accommodation, and check whether it will see a non-registered animal. Practices vary on that, and the answer is different in a busy season.

If your dog is on medication, bring more than the trip needs. Getting a prescription filled by a practice that has never seen the animal is slow anywhere, and Sedona in high season is not the place to test it.

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Bell Rock Veterinary Clinic is at 45 Bell Rock Plaza in Sedona. Its site lists care for dogs and cats, an online pharmacy and a pet portal where owners can see their records. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, with the weekend closed, and the clinic's own site says it is closed during weekends. Call (928) 284-2840 or email drjarvis@bellrockvet.com for an appointment. The site's service list is still written with placeholder text, so ask on the phone which treatments are offered.

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Oak Creek Small Animal Clinic is a veterinary practice at 5 Pinon Drive in Sedona. Its site lists cat and dog care, dentistry, surgery, digital radiography, an in-house laboratory, internal medicine and oncology, laser therapy, hydrotherapy, heartworm prevention, pet nutrition, urgent care, and a pet taxi with house calls. The site says the clinic is open six days a week, 8:00AM to 5:00PM Monday through Friday and 9:00AM to 4:00PM on Saturday, closed Sunday. The clinic also serves the Village of Oak Creek. Call 1 928 282 1195 for an appointment. No email address is on file, so use the phone.

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The Village Veterinary Hospital Boarding and Doggie Day Care is an animal hospital at 6376 AZ-179 in Sedona. Its site lists wellness exams, vaccinations, spay and neuter surgery, dental care, radiology, microchipping, parasite prevention and acupuncture, along with boarding and day care for dogs. There is an online pharmacy and a set of new client forms on the site. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week, though appointments are the usual way in. Call (928) 862-4086 or email info@thevillagevetsedona.com. Ask about after hours care when you register, since emergency coverage is not listed here.

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