As of today (June 12th, 2o20), face masks are required for all appointments until further notice.
We are allowing one (1) person to accompany their pet(s) for appointments.
2021 Update
We are all so happy to leave 2020 behind! We are sad to announce, however, that due to numerous recent staff COVID exposures at Santa Cruz Clinic, we have had to close the clinic temporarily until January 11th for a quarantine period. We will contact clients who have appointments or surgery scheduled this week in order to reschedule and are deeply sorry for the inconvenience. We will not be able to see patients, accept TNR feral cats, or see emergencies during this time. We will have very limited staff at the clinic caring for inpatients, taking care of phones, administrative duties, and rescheduling and helping clients pick up medication for their pets if needed. Any post-op problems or incision checks can be done via email to info@santcruzpet.com and we can check photos and assist via internet during business hours. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, but the safety of our staff and our clients is paramount.
Due to the rapid increase of cases of COVID in Pima County, when we reopen on January 11th, we will be re-enforcing some of our COVID practices as they were earlier in 2020 and ask for your patience as we all adjust again to curbside care. We are eagerly awaiting our staff to be allowed to register as essential employees for the COVID Pima County vaccine program in the 1B group to ensure that a closure of this magnitude will not have to happen again.
When coming to Santa Cruz, please do not enter building until instructed to do so. Only one person will be allowed to accompany an animal per appointment, and you will be asked to remain only in exam room and not wait in the lobby. Masks are mandatory in the building and when outside of your car in parking lot.
For surgical patients, all surgery check-in and check-out will be done curbside. Surgical patient owners will not be allowed in the building, animals and paperwork will be picked up and brought to you at your car. We are not able to have clients waiting in the lobby for any reason until COVID cases begin to decline once again. Thank you for your understanding and we hope to put this all behind us by summertime.
Stay safe and stay healthy,
Dr. Neal
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Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic Reviews
At Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic we value our clients' feedback on our services. Here is just a sample of what some of our clients had to say. We've been working hard to earn your trust and satisfaction since 1981!
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They are compassionate and very friendly! The office manager is excellent!! She goes above & beyond to help our pets. Reasonable prices & quality care.
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Santa Cruz Vet Clinic is the best option for pet care. They are extremely compassionate and continually try to find ways to provide the community with low cost vet care. I drive all the way from Sierra Vista. Thank you so much for treating all of my pets with care and dignity. Y’all are awesome!
- Betty P.
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They were very kind, caring and professional when treating my new puppy for parvo. Very fair prices too. Definitely switching vets! They are wonderful!
- Aaryn T.
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Trap, Neuter, Release Program
We accept feral/community cats through our Trap, Neuter, Release Program. Please drop off before 11am Monday-Friday at our Tucson Veterinarian clinic. We only accept feral cats that come in a humane trap, also known as a havahart animal trap. For more information about the program please CLICK HERE.
Seeing stray cats? We can help -- for FREE!
Our Community Cats Program is the humane and effective way to reduce the number of cats living on the streets in Pima County. Community cats are the un-owned outdoor or feral cats who live in our neighborhoods.
Our Community Cats Project provides:
- Spaying or neutering and vaccination at our Tucson Veterinarian clinic. Over time, their numbers are reduced -- at no cost to the caretaker.
- Ear-tipping of spayed or neutered cats. A painless procedure, an ear-tip is the universal symbol of a spayed or neutered outdoor cat.
The benefits include:
- Prevents unwanted litters;
- Saves taxpayer dollars by keeping cats out of our county shelter;
- Decreases the number of cats being euthanized in our shelter;
- Helps improve the health of outdoor cats; and
- Reduces nuisance behaviors like spraying, fighting, howling, and roaming.
To be fixed for free through this program, cats must meet the following criteria:
- The cat lives strictly outside.
- The cat has no known owner (must not have a collar with ID or microchip).
- The cat appears to be healthy.
- The cat is at least 2 pounds, which is roughly 8-10 weeks of age.
- All cats must be returned to their original colonies after surgery (dumping cats is illegal).
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