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Island to Island Veterinary Clinic Local veterinarian serving Ketchikan and surrounding islands for all your pets’ needs. We treat your pet as we would our own.
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Island to Island Veterinary Clinic in Ketchikan and Craig, Alaska is a full service companion animal hospital. It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your pet. Our services and facility are designed to assist in routine preventative care for young, healthy pets; early detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages; and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime. We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your pet's health care. Our goal is to practice the highest quality of medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each patient.

Pets may not be able to say when something feels wrong, but they often show it through small changes. A shift in appetit...
10/16/2026

Pets may not be able to say when something feels wrong, but they often show it through small changes. A shift in appetite, energy, behavior, bathroom habits, movement, or mood can sometimes be a sign that they need extra attention.

Pet owners, tell us in the comments:
What change do you notice first when your pet isn’t feeling like themselves?

Is it less energy, not eating, hiding, acting clingy, bathroom changes, or something else?

Noticing these subtle signs early can help support your pet’s health, comfort, and overall well-being.

The answer to yesterday's Trivia Tuesday question, What animal smells like buttered popcorn? is...The Binturong aka Bear...
10/14/2026

The answer to yesterday's Trivia Tuesday question, What animal smells like buttered popcorn? is...The Binturong aka Bearcat! They are not bears or cats, although they are in the same family as civets. There is a chemical compound, 2-acetyl-1-pyrroline, in their urine. This is the same compound that gives popcorn that smell when it pops. They mark their territory and attract mates with their popcorn-smelling urine. WOW! How interesting! If you guessed correctly, your intellect is as sharp as desire the smell of the binturong's urine incites in a person to want to watch Jurassic Park in a dark movie theater with a jumbo bucket of extra buttery popcorn, a soda the size of your head, and some Red Vines. Congrats!

Trivia Tuesday! Today's question is: What animal smells like buttered popcorn? Swing by tomorrow to see if you guessed c...
10/13/2026

Trivia Tuesday! Today's question is: What animal smells like buttered popcorn? Swing by tomorrow to see if you guessed correctly!

10/12/2026

This week’s Pet of the Week is Maggie Mae! Maggie Mae is a 9 month old Biewer Terrier who is named after the song by Rod Stewart. Her favorite things are berries, going to Grammy and Papa’s house, playing ball, and going for walks. Mom and nominator Julie says the cutest thing she does is steal her spot when she gets up then act innocent of her thievery once Julie returns, as if no crime has occurred and her spot remains unoccupied. Her best tricks are “high five” and “kisses” Aw. We love you, Maggie Mae!

Happy five year anniversary to our kennel lead, Jordyn! We are so incredibly fortunate to have Jordyn leading our kennel...
10/12/2026

Happy five year anniversary to our kennel lead, Jordyn! We are so incredibly fortunate to have Jordyn leading our kennel department. She is kind, smart, empathetic, and lovingly cares for our community’s pets while their humans travel. We look forward to working with Jordyn for many years to come! We love you, Jordyn!

Veterinary technicians play an important role in supporting animal care. From patient comfort to assisting with treatmen...
10/11/2026

Veterinary technicians play an important role in supporting animal care. From patient comfort to assisting with treatments and helping pets feel safe, their work makes a difference every day.

This week is a great time to recognize the dedication, compassion, and skill behind veterinary care.

New toy day is THE BEST DAY!!! Come check out our restocked and new toy selection and bring something special home for y...
10/09/2026

New toy day is THE BEST DAY!!! Come check out our restocked and new toy selection and bring something special home for your favorite fuzzy buddy!

The answer to yesterday's Trivia Tuesday question, what animal p*es out its face is: A: Lobsters! According to Snopes: "...
10/07/2026

The answer to yesterday's Trivia Tuesday question, what animal p*es out its face is: A: Lobsters! According to Snopes: "Found within a lobster's p*e are a fair number of pheromones, which they disperse through their nephropore rosette glands. The bladder of a lobster is located under its brain, and the rosette glands are connected to the urinary tract. Once these pheromones are produced, they are introduced into the urine stream. In the case of the American lobster, scientific name Homarus americanus, this pheromone-rich p*e is released from nephropores at the base of the lobster's large antennae and then injected into its gill current. According to the NEAQ, it has been determined that this urine stream can reach a length of seven times the lobster's body." If you guessed correctly congratulations! Your brain is as smart as the lobster's face p*e is far-reaching!

Trivia Tuesday! Today's question: What animal p*es out of its face? Come back tomorrow to see if you guessed correctly!
10/07/2026

Trivia Tuesday! Today's question: What animal p*es out of its face? Come back tomorrow to see if you guessed correctly!

A daily walk can do more than help dogs burn energy. Walks support physical health, mental stimulation, bonding, and hea...
10/06/2026

A daily walk can do more than help dogs burn energy. Walks support physical health, mental stimulation, bonding, and healthy routines.

Whether it’s a short stroll or a longer walk, consistent movement can help dogs stay active, engaged, and happy.

Address

355 Carlanna Lake Road
Ketchikan, AK
99901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19073137911

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