Clare Eddy Thaw Animal Hospital

The best animal hospital in Santa Fe! Their team is so caring and compassionate, helped us with our fur baby, explained everything perfectly every time and when it was time to send our baby off for his next adventure in the sky they were so loving, calling to check on us and sending a loved filled card. I recommend them 10 out of 10 times! Thank you to the whole staff, you all are wonderful. We will always remember your support through losing Bruno, your the best.

Dr. Snable was incredible. My dog Bubbles had a large abscess on his neck and a fever which required surgery the day I brought him in. He fit him in that day, and the surgery went smoothly. Diagnosed everything correctly and the right antibiotic plan got him back to 100% in two weeks. Saved my best friend’s life, and I will forever be grateful

Do not consider this place for your animal. If you have needs more complicated than just a wellness exam, be prepared to get ghosted, denied, or just not helped. Yes, it is the cheapest Animal Hospital option around the SF area and they ACT very cheap. I had to physically go to the animal hospital 3x in order to actually talk to the front desk. I needed information to be relayed to my Vet. And even then, the front desk did not relay what I needed to the Vet for 3 weeks. After the 4th week of calling and visiting, word finally got through and it was not what I had hoped. Also, note that I had to call AGAIN to get a response after being told each time that "they will contact me". Have not received one email or phone call from them. It was only me calling and asking for updates. It turns ou

Absolutely terrible care at Clare Eddy Animal Hospital in Santa Fe. About 3-4 months ago, my 10-year-old Pitbull suddenly became weak in her hind legs and was dragging her feet, knuckling, and I brought her to Clare Eddy (her regular vet) in acute distress. They did a basic exam, told me it “could most likely be degenerative myelopathy,” and gave her prednisone and sent us home with a recommendation to “see a neurologist”. No urgency, no pain medication besides the steroid, no crate-rest instructions, no follow-up appointment – nothing. DM is not at all common in Pitbull's. The chances that my dog has DM is Very low — practically close to zero in a 10-year-old Pitbull. Within the last 2 months she was completely unable to stand or walk. I left messages asking for further testing withou

Friendly environment..clean they took good care of my super hero champion rescue.