Scottsdale Animal Healthcare

We brought our new puppy in for his first visit to see Dr. Haley Finstad. From the moment we walked in the door we were treated with kindness and smiles! Just the most amazing culture of any new business I have tried in a while! Well organized and efficient! Dr. Haley was thorough and professional but what really shines is the culture she is building with her team in this practice. From the front desk to her assistant-even one that had just started! Really stands out to me as a fellow practice owner in human healthcare. If only we could get human healthcare to this level of humanity!

Dr. Rachel at Scottsdale Animal Healthcare cleaned my two 12 year old Biewer's (like yorkies) teeth and as usual did a wonderful job. I can't say enough good things about her and Marissa the vet tech. They remembered to use an extra small trachea tube, kept me informed of their progress, and treated my boys as if they were their own. All went very smoothly. They now have clean teeth and fresh breath!!! The superior service they provide me and my dogs is why I keep going back to Dr. Rachel. I highly recommend her.

Dr Muy was wonderful, she explained everything and made Lily as comfortable as possible. Also Destiny was great as well. Lily doesn’t much like the vet and new situations and they both made her annual checkup a pleasurable experience. And her pink Valentine bandanna is so sweet!! Thank you!

I’m extremely frustrated and disappointed with my experience here - when I first moved here last June, I wanted my cat to get established at a new vet. So I took her here, a “visiting vet” told me she was overweight and that I needed to take her off wet food. Shortly after this she started peeing blood, so I took her back in. Dr. Batty took care of her this time and he’s super friendly but we did all these urine/blood tests plus an ultrasound all to be told a week later over email that nothing was wrong (this cost me $600-$700). They gave me antibiotics just in case and I ran out eventually. She’s still peeing blood. I took her in several months later because this issue is not getting better… all for the next vet to completely gaslight me and tell me I have an anxious cat, a “delicate flow

We have been bringing our cats here for years! They discovered our 1st cat had cancer and gave a short maybe 2 months to live, but Dr. Rachael and staff helped keep the pain at bay or something because well over a year later he was still fighting to not leave us. Later we adopted a kitten taken from mom way too early, during Covid when everyone was home. She became co dependent in funny ways, yet she hates affection and doesn’t know how to be a cat. They helped get her some meds for mental health that calmed her down and she quit avoiding people. Now we’ve adopted the most loving kitted hoping her mother instinct might start to come out. Not quite. She studies him playing and cuddling and she wants to to try but she’s not sure how to start.