www.prestigeanimalclinic.net
Dr. Tony Alber and Dr. Jennifer Freeman (husband and wife) and Dr. Carin Sunderman are dedicated to your dog or cat's health. Together, we strive to offer a special blend of high quality and compassionate veterinary care. We know first hand the importance of the relationship between a pet, its family, and the veterinarian. We are dedicated to preserving and nurturing this relationship with all of our clients and patients. We want you to be completely satisfied with the care and service at Prestige Animal Clinic and look forward to an open dialogue with all of our clients. We are a family owned and operated clinic, so it is truly "our family taking care of your family."
From all of us at Prestige Animal Clinic, we hope to see you soon!
700 W. Ray Road (NE corner of Ray and Cooper)
Gilbert, Arizona 85233
(480)792-0185
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