Tongass Veterinary Services, LLC

Our mission at Juneau Veterinary Hospital is to deliver the most advanced veterinary medical treatment in Southeast Alaska in a friendly, relaxed environment. Whether your special buddy requires medical, surgical, dental, or nutritional treatment, our caring team is here to assist you and your pet in living a happy and healthy life together.

Juneau, Alaska's capital city, is home to Southeast Alaska Animal Medical Center. We are a full-service animal hospital serving Juneau and the neighboring Southeast Alaska communities with routine and specialized veterinarian treatment for dogs, cats, birds, rodents, and exotics. For our patients' emergency care, we have veterinarians on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We are a federally recognized, non-profit organization, funded primarily by private donations and memberships. The organization is governed by a nine member board of directors, and daily operations are overseen by our Executive Director.

We are a full-service veterinary hospital dedicated to providing our valued clients with the best possible wellness, medical, surgical, dental, and emergency care. We think that you, the owner, know your pet better than anyone else. We're here to listen to your concerns and assist you in making decisions that will keep your pet happy and healthy.

We care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets at Pet's Choice. Dr. Vosburg is also the Alaska Raptor Center's veterinarian. We endeavor to provide the highest level of care for your four-legged companions. We provide excellent preventative, regular, and emergency care. Our entire staff has a strong affinity for animals and will go to great lengths to ensure that your pets are well cared for. If you have any questions, please feel free to stop by the clinic or call us, and we will gladly answer them.

The Alaska Raptor Center provides medical treatment to over 200 injured birds each year.  Although we specialize in raptors, we will aid any wild bird in need.  We strive to heal, rehabilitate and release all of our avian patients, however, some are injured too severely to fully recover and survive in the wild.  These non-releasable birds may join our Raptors-in-Residence team, helping us teach the public and schoolchildren about the wonders of raptor natural history and the habitats in which they live!