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Part of our crew.  Thor, Nyah and Chance.  They love Four Legged Friends.
Thor, Nyah & Chance
Haze fattty!!
Nyah
Thanks Dr. HARBO for taking excellent care if me on my 1st visit. Love Nyah
Haze getting a check up!
Chance
Has getting her rabies updated
Four-Legged Friends Animal Hospital Veterinary Medicine

Four Legged Friends Animal Hospital provides compassionate, high-quality care for dogs and cats in the greater Phoenix area. Founded on the philosophy, "It's all about the animals," we've grown from a single-doctor practice to a thriving hospital with a dedicated team. We offer comprehensive services, including wellness exams, spaying/neutering, dental care, and vaccinations, along with advanced treatments like surgery, digital radiology, ultrasound, and echocardiography. Preventive care, Cold Laser Therapy, and PRP Therapy support long-term health. We treat your pets like family--because they are.

Website: fourleggedfriendsanimalhospital.com

Phone: (602) 787-0015

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  • Sat 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM

3131 E Thunderbird Rd Phoenix, AZ 85032 ·1851.38 mi

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Yvonne K. 08/11/26

We have been going to Four-Legged Friends Animal Hospital with our dogs for years and there is a reason for that, they are amazing! Our dogs have been seen by most of the veterinarians there, but...

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Jill M. 10/13/26

The staff is welcoming, helpful and informative. They genuinely care about you and your critter. When my appoingtment ended, I knew what was going on and why....and the probable outcome(s). I...

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Melissa E. 01/20/26

We had to make the unfortunate end of life decision and arrangements for sweet dog. Everyone was so compassionate. It was close to closing time but they never rushed me. We chose to cremate and...

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Cory S. 09/07/25

My wife and I recently adopted our first dog after fostering her for three months. Before she was adopted, any costs and appointments were taken care of by the rescue. This included medication...

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David W. 07/13/26

Update: We noticed some thick yellowish growths on our kitty's front paw pads and out of an abundance of caution scheduled a visit with FLF. It turned out to be simple corn growths which were...

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