I unfortunately had to put my dog down suddenly on Saturday. We called here at 9 am and they got us…read morein by 1230 and the staff was beyond friendly, compassionate, understanding, respectful and just absolutely lovely. Today totally sucks but they made it a little easier. 10 out of 10 recommend them. I am so grateful they were open on a Saturday and made time for us to bring him in. Definitely recommended them.

We live in Phx and have a 2nd home in Bisbee and had to bring in our 7 year lab mix while we were…read morestaying in Bisbee for a week. Angus had a Hematoma in his ear. Our vet in Phx said it would be $1,100 to $1,300 to have it surgically removed but that it could wait. His ear got worse when we were in Bisbee so we took him to Mule Moutain Animal Hospital. They were able to get him in for evaluation the next day and instead of surgery said they could drain it, and gave us some anti-imflamatory pills, the office visit, procedure and pills were $107. The Husband wife team were incredible, so kind and compassionate. I highly recommend this vet to anyone in the Southern AZ area. I would bring Angus back for other vet care.

Granted, I've only been taking my two Chihuahuas here for less than a year. However, I am pleased…read morewith efficiency and friendliness of everyone I've met.

I found a stray cat hit by a car who unfortunately couldn't be saved as his injuries were too…read moresevere but this veterinary office made him completely comfortable and helped him painlessly enter heaven. I would like to personally thank and shout out Dr. Gudrun and Ashley for being so kind and empathetic to the situation and helping not only him but me through the process. This is THE best vet anyone could ever go to and our pets will always go here. Thank you again for all of the wonderful things you guys do!

In amongst the various hassles of planning a cross-country move, I called Dr. Burke to make an…read moreappointment for our three cats to update their vaccinations and get them a health certificate and possibly sedatives for the trip. However, when the day came, my cats went absolutely nuts - one was throwing himself against the sides of his carrier, another simply would not go in to his (and mauled me when I tried to force the issue). Along with all the other moving stress, it was enough to have me in tears - we were facing a three-day trip, and if I couldn't even get them to the vet, how was I going to manage on the road? Fortunately she was very understanding and rescheduled the appointment for a time when I had help and she could drive her van over here (probably the shortest housecall ever, as we live all of two blocks away) so they wouldn't have to stay in their carriers for very long. Between my friend and I, we got the cats into their carriers and carried them up the driveway to the van. There was much howling and drama, but the minute they got into Dr. Burke's hands they calmed down significantly. She's obviously had quite a bit of experience with animals and handled them very well; they didn't even protest at the vaccinations. Even once they were back in their carriers, they were noticeably calmer. She gave me some advice on their diet and things to watch for, and a goodly regimen of sedatives and instructions for their use. Her prices were also extremely reasonable; including the $75 housecall fee, it wasn't much more than $330 for all three cats. If there's one thing I'd warn potential customers about, it's that her manner with people can seem a little brusque or impatient. Don't take it personally; she's a busy person, and once she sees your animal, you'll see why she got into this business. She truly cares about animals and will treat yours like they're as precious to her as they are to you. For a nervous pet owner, that's the best thing you can ask for.

0 stars, was quoted about $1500 to treat a UTI!!! They will use fear to try and get you to pay it…read more It is sick how they think they can take advantage of upset pet families. Knowing that people will do anything for their pets(family). All my pet needed was $5 antibiotics to treat the issues. GREEDY......AVOID!!!!!!

I have been using Dr. Lou Spence I started bringing the animals up here. Lou understands how people…read morethat live with hunting or farm dogs work. The staff up front is always nice and one you get in to see the vet it's not bad. The problem is that they never get you into your appointment on time. I was here Friday the 24 Aug and again on the 27 Aug. Both days I was 20 plus minutes late getting seen. Other than not being seen on time I love this place. It's good to have a vet that understands both the animal and the owner. I won't take my dogs anywhere Update. I had to take my put in for a spay last week. It'll set you back about 500 dollars but they did a really good job with it. The pup is about nine months and she's already doing a lot better. I'd take another dog back here again.

I was grateful they were able to get our Simba in same-day for a twisted toe-nail…read more The check in people were very nice. I took off a star and contemplated taking off another because of the price mainly. I was suggested to spend almost $3,000 to fix a toenail that twisted and needed to be removed. After going through the list, there was a lot of unnecessary suggestions like blood work. After going through it, it still ended up costing us about $800 for the visit, sedation, toe-nail removal, pain and anti-inflammatory meds, and some shots for nausea. I declined multiple other suggestions, that were not needed. Though the check in ladies were very friendly and the vet did get the job done. So ultimately even though it was extremely expensive I'm grateful they got him in same day and they fixed the toe-nail.

They are very expensive. More than$50.00 above other vets in the area. I paid $75 for Sierra…read more animal hospital. $109 at vca. Heart worm test $99.96. Most places are$50-$60.

Amber did an amazing job grooming our Shih Tzu Bella. She took the time to get to know her and what…read moreher likes/dislikes were. She is professional, knowledgeable, and clearly loves animals. She comes to you which is a great help in a small town. My husband and I agree that in all he groomers we've had for Bella, Amber has done the best job. We cannot say enough positive things about the service Amber provides. Exceptional!!

She gave our dog a good cut, but cut so close to his privates that he got a very bad rash. When we…read moretold her about it she did say she was sorry, but didn't try to offer us any assistance after we told her we ended up taking our dog to the vet and putting a cone over his head.

My cats have been patients of Dr Jackson for many years Then he retired and everything changed…read more They didn't return calls or inform you of lab results. My 21 year old cat was very ill and suffering. She needed to be put to sleep. They said they couldn't get her i until 10 days later. I will not let her suffer that long found another vet and will not be returning

Look for a yellow "Anazasi Pet Grooming and Boarding" on the top of the building, with a smaller…read moreblue "veterinary services" to the left of that. You will not see a doctor's name in the front. I've been using Dr Jackson for the past three years. He is a compassionate veterinarian who takes his time talking with his customers. And he also gets down to the level of the animal. He does not use a financial contractor for his billing, which is one reason why his rates are lower than most other DVMs in town. This is also the reason so many elderly pet owners come here. The office is busy and I get better service when I stop in rather than call as I hate being put on hold. My dogs have been treated by other DVMs here as well: Dr Baird and Dr Huff both can be recommended. All three doctors have spayed my animals and all have recovered beautifully with little scaring. And not one of them has talked down to me. I read the other reviews here. Some were written after an emotional loss of a beloved pet. Doctors are not miracle cures if a customer waits until it's too late to treat a disease. None of the doctors here are "quacks." Some patients refuse to have blood panels done before surgery, and that blood test can identify other issues with cancers or organ failure. Many low-income customers may not want to pay $74 for that blood panel, or extra for added pain medication. So these doctors have to work with what the customers allow to be done. Not all animals can be saved. My senior dog Sweetie had her teeth cleaned today and several abscessed teeth pulled. The vet tech Ben was professional and compassionate as he gently walked Sweetie back to the prep room. I waited an hour in the waiting room with all the other anxious pet owners until I was assured Sweetie was healthy enough at 11 years old to get her choppers cleaned. The price was very reasonable: $240 for the cleaning, $100 for five incisor extractions, $40 for one molar extraction, $74 for blood panel, $74 for IV and fluids. The total came to $555.75 with the post-surgery medications. Other vet clinics in town charge far more for teeth cleaning and extractions.

This is a low-cost veterinarian service for vaccines, spay/neutering, dental work and nail…read moretrimming. This is not the place for long-term care or care that requires follow-up. Office hours are Tuesday and Friday from 10-2. Vaccines are via walk-in, but other services require appointments. This is a very small office.

My pups have been going to Geiger Vet clinic for a decade! Their pricing for dental cleaning is…read morewhat drew me in, what kept me was the wonderful way they cared for my dogs.

I've been a client of Sierra Animal Hospital for almost ten years, so my review is an average of my…read moremany times my six dogs and two cats (don't ask) have been here. I will admit my experience truly depends on which vet (DVM: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) I see. I am partial to Dr Moffett and her folksy down-home charm, and Dr George and her straight-forward but gentle analysis. Dr Bone owns the place but he has morphed into an older curmudgeon. Don't piss him off. My most recent experiences required Dr George to assist me. The last time was in euthanizing a paralyzed 14-year-old Aussie SheperdX. That was emotional enough. And last week I had to come in for an emergency appointment to get a three-month GSD male puppy examined for lethargy. Dr. George was right on, as she suggested I get my pup Hansel tested for parvo. Sure enough, the test came back"definitely positive." Luckily I am a good pet parent and had him seen as soon as possible, even thought that cost me an additional $90 "emergency fee" which I think is cow scat because I have friends who use SAH and who claim they never have to pay that "emergency fee". What's up with that? Are my GSDs not cute enough? Thus the one-star deduction. But anyway... Dr. George suggested I do the home treatment that included IVs, amoxicicillin and anti-puking meds. The cost was $684 but the staff suggested I apply for CareCredit, which I did, which means I could lower my vet bill to $38 a month over 18 moths. (If you don't pay up within that time, interest rate shoots up to 26%.) I was in the exam room for 90 minutes to wait out for lab results. Now realize, this is during this dramatically inflated covid pandemic. I got nothing but professional treatment from Dr George and her Vet Tech Christian, who should also be applauded for organizing collections of food and dog/cat beds for local animal shelters. (Currently it's for Border Animal Rescue) and for the crew up front who guided me for applying for CareCredit. My pup Hansel survived his parvo by Day 4, which seems to be the usual recovery, but I collapsed from exhaustion because I was up all night all ou this past week while my husband was passed out (Marriage is so over-rated). My pets are my family and to see a once-sick dog recover and hop around like a typical goofy, over-dramatic German Shepherd Dog after a potential virus is a godsend. Everything Dr George and her staff told me about parvo was right on, so thanks to all the crew at SAH for saving Hansel. I love that little pup I do have one piss about this place, though. They call themselves an Animal Hospital but do not provide 24-hour care. They need to call themselves a Clinic. PERIOD. Don't argue with me on this one. Even the staff agrees with me. This town absolutely needs a 24-hour care facility but apparently all the DVMs in town have agreed that it's not cost-prohibitive. If your dog/cat/husband gets attacked by a venemous Chihuahua or rattlesnake, you must drive 120 miles to Tucson and bleed out $300+ just to be seen. That puts Sierra Vista back in the 1890s, when even the elite galloped on to Tucson via horse. But I digress. If you have read this far, I will add that SAH does give military personnel an additional discount, so make the front crew know that. Show them your military ID and it gets put into your records, so you will always get a discount for office visits and vaccines. They are open Saturdays, Be cordial to the crew. Treat them as you want to be treated. They work hard and have plenty of other buttholes to deal with because I can tell that many earlier reviewers were expecting miracles from the mortals working in this office.

Kind people with great service and gentle to our little Roxie. All appreciated. Our little angel…read morewas very comfortable with the Doctor and who handled her.