From the moment the vet walked into the room we were met with immediate hostility and judgment. She…read morespoke to us like she was accusing us of something. She was afraid to even look in his mouth thinking he would bite her. He's a 16yr old Pomeranian puddle am was so sick he could barely move. My wife let her know she got him back from her x a year ago and he was in great health. She berated my wife because she didn't take him to a vet when he was healthy and told her she owed the dog $1500 worth of vet care and to suck it up and fork out the money. Finally we got an xray and it showed fluid in the lungs and sv couple other issues. Then she started in about his cataracts and working on his teeth which has nothing to do with the cough and urgency of his symptoms. My wife asked if she could at least get something for the cough so he would no suffer and she literally yelled at he saying what am I supposed to do I don't know you tell me, tell me what to do. I finally said enough was enough and we left paying for the visit and x-ray. Worst experience ever

Took my baby here to have some ear wax buildup cleaned out and I was continually belittled by this…read morevet. I was reminded why I didn't bring him back from his first visit. She acted as if I didn't care about my dog. And she treated my dog like he was vicious. My dog only snapped at you because you were man handling him. He has never bitten anyone. Under her orders I ended up bringing him in the early morning so that he could be put under to properly clean out his ear canal. I mistakenly thought they would get to him right away but around noon we called and he still hadn't been treated plus he was under anti anxiety meds that at this point would've worn off. She didn't even start on him till closing time! Why have us bring him in the morning if you weren't gonna see him until late in the evening? Poor thing sat there all day by himself locked up in a back room. I was extremely worried because of the way she handled him the day before and there was lack of any communication from this office. I don't know why I even decided to go through with the procedure. I should've took him to another vet. My dog was a pound dog and this whole visit I believe further traumatized him and me. You know there is something called "chair side manners" and lady you don't have it. Giving them 1 star only for the patience of her vet tech and her prices but that's it for me.

The Doctors and vet technicians are awesome and very caring. The office manager is cold hearted,…read morehas no empathy or compassion. She has no business dealing with any pet owners.

The tech was personable and knowledgeable. Dr Crawford was kind knowledgeable and personable. She…read moremade us feel at ease. Our cat (AKA Louie) seemed to be at ease as well . Our treatment options were discussed and agreed upon and we were done! It was a great experience. We will be going there again.

Incredible experience! I have a MASSIVE Great Dane that does not like going to the vet. The entire…read morestaff was extremely patient and moved slowly so that my big guy felt safe. I also have a very elderly Dane/Mastiff mix (14 years old!) and she loved her visit. The assessments, recommendations, meds, and empathy from Dr. Mychajlonka and team at Speedway Vet is beyond impressive. Kudos to the entire nursing and front desk team as well. Fantastic from beginning to end and we will absolutely be back.

Awful experience. You pay 3k and they still upcharge you on visits you already paid for. Watch out…read morefor these crooks. Terrible vet

I can not say enough wonderful things about this Vet. The Dr and the wonderful person that runs…read morethe place are amazing. Since bringing Thor here she has nailed it everytime, very caring for YOU and your pet. Wish there was a donation option

I have two to four dogs at a time. This clinic is my joice. I have used them for 15 years. You…read moreCANNOT BEAT YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

We've been bringing our 3 cats to Sahuaro Vista for about 6 years now and find that all if the…read morestaff, vet techs, and doctors are very friendly, supportive, and knowledgeable. The pricing is pretty reasonable for a vet clinic and they even offer Saturday hours, which is really nice for those with a standard work week. They also offer specialty food and supplies for pets too. They seem to genuinely care and want the beat for your pets. Whenever our cats have had more serious health issues, they always call to follow up and check-in. I live about 30 minutes from this clinic and have multiple places that are closer to me now, but will keep my cats here as long as we live in the Tucson area. Highly recommended.

A one star is even too much grace for this place…read more... I chose this clinic based on a family recommendation, but unfortunately my experience was extremely disappointing. During my first visit, there was very little effort to establish a relationship or discuss my concerns. The appointment immediately became focused on scheduling my dog's neuter. (I should've taken this as a sign) My dog's first surgery appointment was canceled after we had already arrived because of staffing issues. No one called ahead, despite us taking time off work and preparing my dog by fasting him overnight. We rescheduled a month later (With a different surgeon, not by preference) Again, my dog fasted overnight and was dropped off early in the morning. We received no updates throughout the day despite asking to be notified if anything changed. Around pickup time, I CALLED THEM and was told they never performed the surgery because they "couldn't get to him." However, they still performed bloodwork and an exam and charged me approximately $185 even though the procedure we had planned never happened. What frustrated me most was the lack of communication. Had someone called earlier in the day, I could have picked up my dog sooner instead of having him sit at the clinic fasting all day. Between two canceled surgery days, missed work, and poor communication, I lost confidence in the practice and sought care elsewhere. I hope the clinic improves its scheduling, communication, and respect for clients' (INCLUDING MY DOG) time.

I will always vouch for this center. I had never had to go to an emergency vet before and was so…read moreanxious for what was going on with my cats. Everyone from the receptionists to the techs to the veterinarians were so kind and helpful, answered all my questions, checked all the boxes, and more. I had to come multiple times due to two cats being sick (rough week!) and everyone I had met previously remembered me and checked in on me. I know it won't be typical every for visit when they're very busy, but I got lucky and was there for less than two hours each time. They're very transparent about the cost and know the burden money puts on our decisions; they were very flexible with me on creating a care plan. My babies are doing much, much better and I'm so grateful I chose the services here. Side note, mildly related, but I recommend everyone reading this get pet insurance, because I was able to get 80% of my costs back after submitting my invoices from my visits. It can really make a difference and allow you to say yes to their help.

absolutely the best and most professional vet I've been to in Tucson. worked with poison control to…read morediagnose my cat's sudden illness. I would not take my pet anywhere else!

Thank you Cimarron Animal Hospital for taking great care of my soul dog Charlie, ESPECIALLY with…read morehis crossing over 4/18/24. Chelsea was helping me let him go. I have spoke with her since his passing and Charlie will forever be in my heart for the rest of my life.

My family has been taking our pets to Cimaron for decades. We have always received very…read moreprofessional, efficient care for our pets. The staff there are all so kind and sweet and they take exceptional care of our pets. I highly recommend Cimaron animal hospital for your pets needs.

I love the staff here. I have a very medically complex senior dog and we have worked through so…read moremany issues together and in his 13th year he is doing quite well. They are compassionate, kind and I couldn't say one negative thing. Thank you to everyone who works here, all of you make a huge difference for my pets.

Chico (my senior chihuahua's) troubles at Benarda Veterinary Hospital began in November of '21 with…read morewhat I thought was going to be a prescription renewal for dental antibiotics, and to check on a chronic cough. He had badly decayed teeth and a heart murmur-- so surgery had always been discouraged. Dr. Daroowalla however, declared with certainty by phone that Chico was not as old as thought, and was in good health. She continued (by phone) that he had a good chance to flourish for at least a couple more years after a full set of tooth extractions. She said his cough would go away with the extractions, too. I was shocked but elated-- and then made it clear that I am indigent poor. The staff was supportive, and the office manager said they have a great payment program to help people like me. It was an emotionally charged decision. Even though I knew I should insist on continuing with antibiotics for the rest of his natural life, I wanted dearly to give Chico a stab at healthy longevity and I trusted Dr. D's assessment, as I had known her for many years. I caved and said yes, with high hopes. It would be the worst "yes" I ever said. Post-surgery was rough, and he spent his 1st night lying in his urine in the unheated laundry room because he was disoriented. But always the trooper, he pulled through and we enjoyed our last Xmas together. In a few weeks he started coughing again, and panting heavily. Back to Benarda we went. Up, up, climbed the vet bills. He coughed and panted as his lungs filled with fluid. When I knew he was dying, I called Benarda again. "Chico's really miserable and I'm broke. Can you please put him down for me?" No, we're not a blank check, said the staff person. "Oh. Well he can die at home." No! they said, get him to a vet ASAP! They gave me a list to call. They all charged at least $100 except for PACC, and that wasn't an option. So Chico died in my arms. He was comfortable as he was able, he was in his home, and he was with his Mom. Feb. 10, he died of congestive heart failure. He passed peacefully, and I buried him in my yard under my pomegranate tree. Tears were beyond my control for weeks. A couple of weeks later, not a word from Benarda and I had questions. I asked to meet with both Dr. D. and Aynsley, the office manager, to talk about what happened with my deceased dog, her choice of treatment and the bills that incurred. Only Anysley was available - the Dr. remained frustratingly out of sight. Aynsley was polite but defensive, and made a reference to crap shoots. I guess it's the lack of conscience at Benarda that lingers every month as that $63 payment saps my small Social Security check (my only source of income). As a former business owner myself, I ponder how someone like Dr. Daroowalla especially, did not reach out to me. An acknowledgement, a condolence, even a goodwill financial gesture, anything-- to help heal my grief around the circumstances of my beloved dog's demise would have been so appreciated... I will be paying for Chico's death until February 2025. I am wiser now about standing by my intuition. Intuition is what people of limited means depend on in lieu of financial backup. Sadly, we who need the love of 4-legged companionship the most are often those who can least afford them.