Navajo Nation Veterinary Management Program

04/20/2026

Happy Veterinary Receptionist week! We like to give a shout out to our amazing receptionist Nicole. We appreciate you and grateful for all that you do for Navajo Nation Veterinary Program. You Rock!! 😁🐶🐱🐮🐴🐑🐐

04/01/2026

03/31/2026

Rodeo season is among us! Time to get your elite athletes health certificates, Coggins and vaccines up to date and ready for the up-and-coming rodeo and fair season. Equine Special for the month of May only. Discounted prices, call for an appointment 505-397-5355 before appointment slots fill up. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, NO WALK INS. 🐴🤠

03/27/2026

Yáʼátʼééh abinoooo!!!!!

The NN veterinary clinic, AZ Vets, & APNM are teaming up for an Equine Clinic on April 17, 2026 at the T/G Arena in Tuba City, AZ 🐴

To schedule an appointment please call 505-803-3770 or email [email protected] to get your horses teeth done, shoes done, and the whole works at low cost!

03/11/2026

02/19/2026

Good morning!!! We are on a 2hr delay this morning, if you have an appointment that was scheduled today from 8:00am-9:30am (this includes our surgery appointments) we do apologize for the late notice. We just got inform of the 2hr delay late notice also.

If you will be calling the clinic please call after 10:00am since the staff will still be on their way in. Again we do apologize for the late notice.

02/09/2026

ATTENTION ‼️

02/09/2026

Please review the updated documents below regarding the removal of EHV-1 CVI restrictions and the 2026 Navajo Nation Animal Health Requirements. Thank you.

02/06/2026

Come visit our clinic and meet our Techs, with a discounted tech appointment Fridays for the month of February and March only 🐾

PLEASE call 505-397-5355 to schedule an appointment 📆

02/06/2026

We're offering an "Oh Shi Heart Cat Special" for the month of February! With a discounted exam fee, kitten package, and feline triple snap test!

Call and make an appointment at 505-397-5355

02/06/2026

Did you know that cats are less likely to be seen yearly for annual visits? 40% of cats are seen yearly compared to 80% of dogs, which is a low percentage for cats.

Also, majority of cats are not tested for feline leukemia nor vaccinated. Is your cat vaccinated for leukemia, is your cat an indoor & outdoor cat?

If so, your cat is highly susceptible or at risk for exposure to leukemia, which is a virus that is spread by saliva, cat bites, shared water sources, or even by mom.

Especially with stray cats on the reservation or surrounding areas.

Schedule an appointment with us to get your pet updated and checked for Leukemia (FelV). WE are offering a feline (cat) special for the month of February.

Call 505-397-5355 to make an appointment