The staff is nice enough, but my cat almost died under their care. I spent a lot of money &…read morecontinued to watch my cat suffer. He's with another clinic that's actually treating him & not pressing me for $3,500.00 for a surgery. Lousy vetenary.!!!

Prescott doesn't have the best veterinary care, but this clinic is probably the worst. 300 for a…read morevet visit and blood work. Not only that, my cat has a flea infestation I figured out a couple days later, and I was told she didn't. She was dehydrated, with the practice confirming her bladder was completely empty. No fluids given. Despite my request. I was also told I'd be contacted by phone, over the weekend, with lab results because the turn around time is 1-2 days. My pet is super sick and I'm concerned. No call. I called today 6 days later, to get them. I could've done better for my pet, I feel responsible for taking her to the wrong place.

Clean bill of health for my boy!…read more Thank you PV Pet Clinic for the awesome and thorough service. If you're looking for a new pet doctor, I highly recommend this place.

UPDATE July 2026: The lame attempt at damage control from the office manager's comment is just more…read morelies. Every time I brought up the perfume there I got a different answer. They need to quit it with the lies. There is no way in hell that that stench is from essential oils. I would love it if it was essential oils. Maybe they do indeed have an essential oil diffuser in the office but it's completely obliterated by the synthetic artificial stench of whatever air freshener perfume they are using. ORIGINAL REVIEW from March 2026: I've been going to PVPC for years with multiple pets (cats & dogs) and they probably have the best vets and staff in Prescott Valley...BUT over the past year or so at some point the office got an air freshener or something and the entire building wreaks of perfume. And my dog is allergic to it. I can't stand breathing it, smelling it, or having to wash it off of me when I get home. This perfume sticks to you and your pets. The last time I was there I had my cat and I had to give her a wiping down with peroxide four times to get the perfume out of her fur. The last two times I was there with my dog she started sneezing/coughing/sniffling and getting really itchy on the ride home and it continued at home until I could give her a bath with peroxide. And then another bath, and another. It usually take 3 or 4 baths before the perfume is pretty much gone. I have to take a shower and wash my hair with peroxide to get the perfume off of myself and out of my hair. I have to change clothes as soon as I get home because the perfume transfers to everything like furniture and pets if I hold them or they are on my lap. It's horrible and it's a huge ordeal to go through each time so I will stop going there and find another vet that doesn't have perfume. Many of the businesses in the area have perfumes now for some reason so I don't know if I'll be able to find a vet that is perfume free. I've already tried one other vet and they also had bad perfume. None of these places admit to having a perfume and all deny its existence. I can only theorize that people are "nose blind" to them and are desensitized to the perfumes. I live in a fragrance free home, so I can smell all the perfumes out there because I'm not nose blind to them. And these perfumes are toxic and unsafe. I get migraines and have asthma and the perfumes make things worse for me. As for the vet care, it's OK. But standards are so low in AZ that PVPC is actually the best in town and that's not saying much. But that was why I took my pets there for so many years.

We are so grateful to Dr. Darling and the entire team for helping us finally get answers for our…read moredog's nose condition. After seeing other vets and being told it was just allergies, Dr. Darling immediately recognized from her years of experience that it was actually an autoimmune issue just by examining our dog's nose. That level of knowledge and expertise gave us answers we had been searching for for so long. Because of her accurate diagnosis, we now understand what's going on and know how to properly manage and treat it. The entire clinic has been incredibly kind, helpful, and compassionate throughout the whole process. They truly care about their patients and take the time to explain everything and make you feel supported. We're beyond thankful to have found such a knowledgeable and caring veterinary team. Highly recommend!

I came to Mile Hi from PAH because I heard the care is good and the prices reasonable. I met with…read moreDr. McCollum for my dog, Cassie, and she is great. At this point I also need to point out that the staff is also wonderful - very friendly and helpful. Dr. McCollum met with me to discuss my dog's health and future care. She also met with me at another time to discuss care for a granuloma and she was very good at providing me with more than just a prescription. I recommend Mile Hi and the doctors there for quality care.

Dr. Turley was absolutely amazing! He was super thorough with his assessment and exam, very…read morefriendly and personable, and extremely knowledgeable. My dog truly enjoyed his interaction and presence. Impeccable dog communication skills! Highly recommended Veterinarian and practice!

Dr. Kyle Norman is a very caring person. He stayed with me after he put my dog Molly to sleep. I…read morewas crying for quite a while, he stayed with me until I could compose myself enough to drive home.

We found ourselves needing emergency veterinary care at about 2:00 am in the morning while staying…read moreat our cabin in Strawberry when one of our dogs injured her leg and we suspected she had torn her CCL. As worried pet parents, it's incredibly stressful when something happens in the middle of the night, especially when you're away from home. The team at Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital was wonderful. They were caring, compassionate, and took the time to evaluate our girl and make sure she was comfortable. Since we were only in the area temporarily, they provided pain medication to help keep her comfortable until we could get her back down to the Valley for follow-up care with our regular veterinarian. What really stood out to me was their follow-up and communication. They called the next day to check on her, and they promptly forwarded all of her records to both our regular veterinarian and the surgeon who will be performing her CCL surgery. Having that coordination already handled took a lot of stress off our shoulders during an already difficult time. I hope we never need emergency veterinary care again, but if we do while we're in the Prescott Valley area, I wouldn't hesitate to bring my pets here. Thank you for taking such good care of our pup during a stressful situation.

Princess got excellent care from the doctors and staff. She had an anaphylactic reaction to a…read morepossible bee sting. I have zero issues with the care she got however, I was told she needed to be followed up by her primary care veterinarian. Princess was there Saturday through Sunday. I asked for records before I left. They assured me the records would be sent immediately. Today is Monday. My veterinarian has not received the records. Apparently Dr. Jackson did not complete charting which honestly, should have been done before she clocked out of her shift. I really like Dr. Jackson but it makes it extremely difficult for my veterinarian to do an accurate assessment without a complete record. I try to take excellent care of my pets and now I suppose my primary veterinarian will get a partial record because Dr. Jackson isn't due back until ?? This is truly unacceptable.

This clinic was recommended to me so I called and left a message. I needed a vet who would make a…read morehome visit and I received a very prompt phone call back telling me they didn't do home visits but recommended a vet who did. I really appreciated their response when they didn't really have to!

We took our cat Hidey to Granite Mountain Veterinary Hospital to repair injury caused by another…read moreveterinary clinic. The other place carelessly handled Hidey and allowed her to launch out of the carrier into a glass door causing a broken tooth. After going to the pet emergency room that evening for immediate care we took her to Granite Mountain. They were fantastic and were very accommodating. Our cat needed emergency dental care which Dr. Bason was able to squeeze her into her busy schedule. Since Hidey was originally seen for a urinary tract infection, Dr. Bason also was able to treat that issue. The technicians went out of their way to help and make sure treatment was successful. Since that traumatic time, we have since taken our other 4 cats for treatment. The entire staff provides excellent and thoughtful service. I highly recommend this veterinary practice and will continue to take our cats here.

We've been going to Dr Boyer for about 5 years now. Him and his staff have been so amazing! We…read morerecently had to put one of our babies down and they were all so caring and compassionate. They made the whole experience special for us and our daughter going beyond what an average vet would do in this situation. We appreciate them so much

I've been a client here with my 3 dogs for several years. The last year or I have been unable to…read moreget them in for any sick or urgent visits because they are "too busy" and can't work anyone in nor do they schedule to allow for this need. Today I once again called for a sick dog and was told they could work me in for an extra $60 charge in addition to the standard visit cost of $115. When I asked why they didn't do more to care for their existing clients with urgent needs and were charging more for those, I was told it's Dr Ford's policy and she didn't know what I wanted her to do about it. She then said "do you want the appointment or not". I informed her I will be moving my pets to a clinic that cares more about their clients, allows for same day visits and doesn't charge an extra fee for that service.

We were faced with an emergency while in Prescott this past Labor Day. Our recently rescued…read more3-year-old Czech shepherd, Marcus, suddenly developed bloody loose stools and vomiting. Fearing an intestinal blockage, we searched for a veterinary practice that was open. As the Prescott Area Pet Emergency Hospital had closed effective 6/15/20, we brought him Chino Valley Animal Hospital. Enter our guardian angel, office manager, 15-year employee and obviously dedicated animal lover, Renee. When a "meatball" laced with Acepromazine failed to adequately sedate him, Renee calmly and patiently sat with me and a crated Marcus, and over the space of more than 20 minutes and 3 syringes administered on on a pole through the slots in the crate, she was ultimately successful in getting Marcus sedated enough to be examined. Fortunately, X-rays revealed no blockage (though he ultimately expelled a number of plum pits from the tree on our property that no doubt irritated his intestinal tract) but Marcus was dehydrated from the vomiting and diarrhea and we wanted to be sure he was fully stabilized and hydrated before bringing him home. Renee stepped up again and agreed to care for our dog personally. She updated us on his condition later that day and informed us again the next day when it was deemed he had recovered enough to go home safely. Marcus is fully recovered. So grateful!

This is a service to animal owners and needs to be accessible by the disabled pet owners in a…read moretimely and EFFECTIVE manner. Although there was supposed to be a previously arranged accommodation, when an emergency came up they stopped that arrangement as I was about to come in and did not even realize they needed to have a back up accommodation so as not to put the person [me] in danger. Instead they wanted me to wait in an area potentially lethal to me. That is lack of staff education to read the client's file and know what is going on. Expecting a disabled person to wait in a dangerous situation while they figure out their incompetence is not acceptable. disability discrimination bigotry. worse yet the so-called manager denied the existence of the disability [respiratory triggered by chemicals they use] claiming there were no chemicals in the air [chemical wipes? air fresheners? plug-in type air treatment? chemical closet odors adjacent to the lobby?], retaliated over my protests trying to explain while adversely triggered by threatening to call the police and refusing future service. Disability discrimination big time. Had they accommodated instead of saying I needed to wait in a dangerous [to me] area, none of this nastiness would have happened. They were not even aware of the need to accommodate despite prior arrangement to do so! SO beware!

(I'm pasting this from my Google review, as I think it's important to get this information out…read morewherever I can. I wrote this on Friday January 30th 2026.) It's Friday, January 30th as I write this - 9 days after Dr. Ferens and her assistant (whose name, I believe, was Anne) came into my mom's and my home to euthanize our dog, Buddha. At around 12:30 pm on Wednesday, January 21st, we heard a knock at the door and had no idea we were about to experience one of the most traumatic and compassionless 15 minutes (yes... only fifteen minutes from start to finish) of our lives. From the moment they arrived, everything was rushed. We had never met Dr. Ferens before. She quickly wrote down information, opened her briefcase with the medications, and asked my mother when she wanted to pay. My mother then paid. No questions, no checking in with us, no offer to spend time with Buddha. Just a transaction. There was no compassion, empathy, or humanity. Buddha ran to his bed where I was when he saw the stethoscope. He was scared and came to me. Dr. Ferens approached him from behind to muzzle him, and he growled. I explained that he growls but does not bite. She made no effort to warm up to him. No petting, no talking, nothing. What happened next was completely unethical. She asked me--not her assistant--to muzzle my own dog. I am not a vet. I was in shock and survival mode, incapable of consenting to something like this. I don't know if I will ever fully recover from that moment. It's been replaying in my head constantly since then. Around this time, Dr. Ferens snapped at her assistant, saying, "I told you to go over there." This happened right in front of us during one of the most vulnerable moments of our lives. The assistant, Anne, appeared to be walking on eggshells around the doctor the entire time. Anne, however, showed quiet compassion and cried when Buddha passed. The contrast between them was heartbreaking. After I muzzled Buddha, Dr. Ferens asked for a towel without explaining why, threw it over his head, and sedated him. She never explained how quickly it would happen. I asked if I could give him water, and she said, "yes, but the sedation will kick in soon," without explaining that "soon" meant less than a minute. I held the bowl as he desperately licked, trying to fight the sedation. His eyes closed, and he continued licking the floor before going unconscious. None of this was explained. At all. She administered the final injection shortly after, confirmed his heart had stopped, then they packed up, and left. Our experience with our other dog's euthanasia a year and a half earlier at Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital was the complete opposite. You can even look through my reviews here and find it. That doctor (Dr. Page) gave us time, walked us through everything, and showed genuine care... in an EMERGENCY setting. He even waited until our other family members (including Buddha) arrived. Their compassion and care meant the world to us. You would think an at-home euthanasia would be peaceful. Even sacred. Well, we thought wrong. My mother and I are deeply traumatized. We were not given time or permission to say goodbye. Everything was rushed while we were vulnerable and confused. All we are left with now is regret. Regret for calling Visiting Vet Mobile Animal. Regret for how our final moments with our dog were handled. And regret that this experience has overshadowed our ability to grieve. I will be filing a complaint with the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board. It is also important to note that my partner was present via FaceTime for the duration of the appointment and witnessed the events as they occurred. This provides an additional, independent account of the experience. I am sad, angry, disgusted, and horrified. I don't see many negative reviews here. Maybe we caught Dr. Ferens on a bad day. Even so, there is no excuse for what happened. I truly hope no one else ever has to experience this. If this was simply a bad day for her, I hope she knows that her bad day will pass. But the day she caused us, because of the state she was in, is now permanently etched into our memories forever. Rest in paradise, Buddha. We love you.

I called Visiting Vet as I had to put my beloved pet down. They answered my call immediately and I…read morewas able to get an appointment with them the same day. Dr. Ferens and her assistant were professional, caring and very sympathetic to the sad circumstances my family and I were having to deal with. I also felt her fees were reasonable for an at-home euthanasia, with payment options available. Thank you Visiting Vet.

It was time to say goodbye to our 15 year old Pittie Sasha…read more They did an awesome job on being courteous and empathetic. Sasha we miss you so much!!

The staff are awesome and our dogs are well cared for by Dr Drennan. We are never rushed through…read moreand Dr Drennan makes sure we understand.