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SALCHA VETERINARY SERVICES
Salcha Veterinary Services is dedicated to providing compassionate and professional care for pets. Our mobile and ambulatory veterinary services ensure that your pets receive the attention they need in their familiar environment. We prioritize the well-being of your pets and strive to make veterinary care convenient and stress-free. Give us a call today to schedule your next appointment
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SERVICES
Mobile and Ambulatory Care
We can come to you! We provide both mobile home visits, along with traditional appointments at our facility in Salcha, AK
Kennel Appointments/Dog Teams:
We love sled dogs! And can tailor our services to dog teams/kennels large and small.
Home Euthanasia:
Offering end of life compassionate care to your family pets.
Surgery
Offering routine procedures to complex surgeries, trust our experienced team to provide the highest standard of surgical care for your pet.
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Salcha Veterinary Services
5801B Old Valdez Trail
Salcha, AK 99714
Email: salchavet@gmail.com
Tel: (907) 415-9444
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(907) 415-9444
salchavet@gmail.com
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Salcha Veterinary Services is committed to delivering exceptional veterinary care with a personal touch. Our team is dedicated to building lasting relationships with pets and their owners, ensuring that every pet receives individualized attention and care. We take pride in our unique approach of bringing veterinary services to your doorstep, making pet care convenient and stress-free. Trust us to prioritize the well-being of your beloved pets.
Josh Link, DVM
Dr. Link moved to Alaska in 2015 to attend Veterinary School at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He is a member of the first graduating class of veterinarians from the combined University of Alaska and Colorado State program in 2019. While in vet school Dr. Link got his first sprint sled dog which ultimately convinced him Alaska was the only place to live and work.
While at UAF, he also had the opportunity to work with reindeer, caribou and muskox at the Large Animal Research Station, and work with both sprint and distance sled dog teams.
Dr. Link is originally from Eastern Pennsylvania, and grew up working around livestock (diary cattle, sheep and goats) before moving to Alaska. In his free time Dr. Link enjoys skijoring and sled racing with his 15 sprint dogs from his home in Salcha, along with a deep passion for the Alaskan outdoors; backpacking, climbing, pack-rafting, hunting and fishing.