Veterinarian salary in
Las Vegas.
Veterinarians in the Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV metro area earn a median annual wage of $125,640 ($60.40/hr), based on real Bureau of Labor Statistics data for 480 working in the area.
Median salary
$125,640
$60.40/hr
3% below US median
Low · 10th pct
$98,860
High · 90th pct
$189,620
Pay rank
#57of 75 metros
Veterinarians
480
employed
Full wage range
What vets in Las Vegas actually earn.
The salary ladder
Annual pay at each step of the scale in Las Vegas
US median $130,100
10th pct
25th pct
Median
75th pct
90th pct
The middle half earn $119,520–$160,870
Top earners make 1.9× what entry-level vets earn
How Las Vegas compares.
Median annual salary for veterinarians, from Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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What is the average veterinarian salary in Las Vegas?
According to BLS OEWS 2025 data, the median annual wage for veterinarians in the Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV metro area is $125,640 ($60.40/hour). The middle 50% earn between $119,520 and $160,870.
How does Las Vegas compare to the national average?
The national median veterinarian salary is $130,100 (BLS, May 2025). This metro's median of $125,640 is below that.
How much do veterinarians make per hour in Las Vegas?
The median hourly rate works out to $60.40, based on a standard 2,080-hour work year.
How does Las Vegas compare to the rest of Nevada?
See the Nevada state page for the statewide figures and a ranked table of every metro area BLS tracks within the state.
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