115 S 16th Ave

Eldridge, IA 52748 US

563-285-8624

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Scott County Animal Hospital
Your Family Veterinarian in Eldridge Iowa


If you are looking for a veterinarian in Eldridge/Quad Cities, then look no further! Pets are our passion!Our friendly staff treat dogs and cats like the family members they are.

Scott County Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited hospital and is held to a higher standard of care. Did you know that only 12-15% of hospitals in the US/Canada are accredited? Learn more about AAHA accreditation at http://aaha.org/petowner.

Scott County Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital that emphasizes client education and preventive veterinary medicine. We have been a part of the Eldridge community since 1976.

We combine outstanding customer service and caring attention as well as state of the art technology such as digital x-ray and cold laser therapy. We pride ourselves in individualized veterinary care specific to your pet's needs. Please contact us at 563-285-8624 or email [email protected] and we'll promptly reply during normal business hours.

Our mission is to provide high-quality compassionate care in a friendly setting with a staff of skilled, educated professionals devoted to the human-animal bond.

Ann M Sampson, DVM
Jennifer M Ewoldt, DVM MS DACVS
Krystal Knutson, DVM

Scott County Animal Hospital
115 S 16th Ave
Eldridge, IA 52748
563-285-8624

Office Hours

Monday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Tuesday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Wednesday:

7:30am

7:00pm

Thursday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Friday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Saturday:

7:30am

12:00pm

Sunday:

Closed

Closed

Location

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Testimonial

  • "Thank you so much for welcoming our new addition ZeVah to the SCAH family and taking such good care of all the fur-kids! 22 years later and you guys & gals are still the best!"
    Dora H. / Eldridge, IA

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