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5.0 (11 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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This review is overdue due to me being able to write it. Dr .Aimee is extremely compassionate and a wonderful person. I am in Tucson from California caregiving my mom. In the process my sweet girl Phoebe (13yo Blue Heeler Australian Cattle Dog) was also going through extreme medical issues. She really represents the best I've done in my life. She was the most amazing, intelligent, loving ( to people, other dogs and cats), that even vets commented on how they never met a cattle dog like her. The hardest decision to make was to say it was time to let her go. She had been blind for 5 yrs. which never slowed her down. She was diagnosed with kidney disease and thyroid cancer days after her 13th birthday. We both fought hard. Dr. Aimee was a God send. I needed and Phoebe needed a soft, gentle, compassionate, in home Dr. And that is what we had with Dr. Aimee. We didn't need someone who had done it so long they lost their feels. I'm forever grateful for Dr. Aimee for helping Phoebe and I through the hardest part of our lives on January 18, 2025, days before my birthday on the 23rd. I couldn't fix it this time for Phoebe. Dr. Aimee took Phoebe to be cremated with the quilt Phoebe's Nana made her. She returned Phoebe in the most beautiful wood carved with flowers box and her quilt back from her Nana. I'm still crying as I write this. Thank you Dr. Aimee for your love, care and compassion for the humans and furries that come to you one of the hardest days of our lives.

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“Aimee was compassionate, professional, and exactly the veterinarian we needed, when we needed her.”

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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.

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