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Why Accreditation Matters for Your Pet
Did you know that accreditation for animal hospitals is completely voluntary? It may come as a surprise, but nearly 60% of pet owners assume their veterinary hospital is accredited—when in fact, it’s not. Only about 12–15% of animal hospitals in the U.S. have successfully completed the thorough evaluation process required by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). We're proud to be among that select group. AAHA accreditation involves a rigorous and detailed review of our practices, and many hospitals choose not to undergo the process due to the high standards and time commitment involved.
Trusted Accreditation
AAHA accreditation signifies that an animal hospital has met over 900 standards of veterinary excellence. To retain this status, accredited hospitals must undergo a comprehensive evaluation by veterinary professionals every three years. Unlike state or provincial regulations—which can differ significantly and, in some cases, don’t require regular inspections unless a complaint is made—AAHA standards are consistent across the board. Recognized as the benchmark for quality care, AAHA accreditation applies equally in both the U.S. and Canada, ensuring a uniform level of veterinary excellence regardless of location.
Passionate Care, Accredited Excellence
We’re proud to be an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital—a distinction that reflects our commitment to the highest standards of care. Pets are our passion, and their health is our top priority. Every day, we aim to provide exceptional veterinary care because your pets deserve nothing less.
Want to know why AAHA accreditation matters for you and your pet? Visit www.aaha.org to learn more.