In the early 1980's, Animal Clinic East was opened as a small satellite clinic in the Eastgate North business park. Three years later, the clinic moved to North Wilbur. The move to the present location on Isaacs and Roosevelt occurred in 1989. In 2003, the facility was renovated, expanding the clinic to 5,500 square feet and providing the Grooming Center with an adjacent 1,000 square foot facility.
In July of 2005, Animal Clinic East was nationally recognized with an award of merit as one of ten outstanding new veterinary hospitals in the nation. Many dog owners admire the unique looks and personalities of purebreds, but also worry about the fate of millions of pets euthanized each year. What many people don't realize is that there are specific breed rescue organizations for almost every breed of dog, placing dogs in need to new homes.
In July of 2005, Animal Clinic East was nationally recognized with an award of merit as one of ten outstanding new veterinary hospitals in the nation. Many dog owners admire the unique looks and personalities of purebreds, but also worry about the fate of millions of pets euthanized each year. What many people don't realize is that there are specific breed rescue organizations for almost every breed of dog, placing dogs in need to new homes.
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Dr. Fazzari is a Washington native and received her DVM at Washington State University in 1985. She began practicing at our clinic that year and is now one of the practice owners. Her area of specialty is small animal medicine, where she displays her passion for animals and the clients that bring them to our clinic.
Jennica has been with Animal Clinic East since 2007. She is an Oregon native. She has been working in the veterinary field since 1999, with several years experience at a veterinary dermatology clinic. Jennica has one dog named 'Stout. Her time off is spent movie watching and hanging out with her husband, spending time outdoors, traveling, cooking, baking, and drinking coffee.
Jill has been a receptionist at our clinic since 2004. She is a Washington native. She has three children, two Miniature Pinschers (often at work with mom) two horses and one rescue cat. Outside of work she enjoys horseback riding and attending her daughter's riding competitions. Jill is a catalogue-aholic and loves shopping for our cool pet supplies!
Judy has been with our clinic since 1990. A Montana native, she began her career working with animals on a dairy in 1972. Judy has one daughter, who also works at our grooming center. Her free time is spent reading and traveling. Judy is hearing impaired and wants her clients to know she is not ignoring them - her batteries are probably dead!
Our laboratory is an important part of our preventive, diagnostic, and maintenance programs. We have an in-house lab, and more extensive lab support through Interpath Laboratories, Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Lab, and others. Rest assured your pet will be well taken care of. Our veterinarians are well trained in surgical procedures.
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Teresa Hunter
Dec 23, 2021
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Cindy Oliveto
Dec 17, 2021
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Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Reliability, Responsiveness, Value
We absolutely love Dr Fazzari! She took such great care of Fia and Jake. We are sad to move from Walla Walla among many wonderful experiences in the area, we truly appreciated the staff and experience ACE provided while we were here! Thank you to all who served us well and kept our fuzzy family members healthy!
We absolutely love Dr Fazzari! She took such great care of Fia and Jake. We are sad to move from Walla Walla among many wonderful experiences in the area, we truly appreciated the staff and experience ACE provided while we were here! Thank you to all who served us well and kept our fuzzy family members healthy!
Lynda Bren
Dec 05, 2021
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Emily Tillotson
Nov 04, 2021
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Monica Nunez
Nov 02, 2021
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Debbie Adamson
Sep 21, 2021
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Ethan Crosby
Aug 07, 2021
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I just moved to Walla Walla and adopted a cat less than a week ago from a local organization who recommended this as one of the go-to clinics in Walla Walla. I called to schedule a routine checkup for the cat and all went well. Zero complaints as the staff were friendly and helpful.
Unfortunately this morning, the cat (who is a male) started showing signs of a urinary infection/blockage. Anyone who works at a small animal clinic should have an understanding of how serious this can be.
I called and explicitly mentioned he is a male cat showing signs of partial blockage, and asked if I was able
Unfortunately this morning, the cat (who is a male) started showing signs of a urinary infection/blockage. Anyone who works at a small animal clinic should have an understanding of how serious this can be.
I called and explicitly mentioned he is a male cat showing signs of partial blockage, and asked if I was able
Ethan Green
May 24, 2021
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We recently moved to Walla Walla and needed to establish a new vet in town. ACE was recommended to us and they haven't disappointed. I have taken both of our dogs separately and both times received great care from the doctors, who were very receptive to our pet health concerns. They are pretty busy, which makes it hard to get an appointment urgently, but I have been very satisfied with routine well pet care. They also provide care at a reasonable price. Highly recommended.
