Twin Peaks Veterinary Center

$ 400 for a misdiagnosis and a dead dog. If they had run some blood work rather than jumping to conclusions, maybe meds for valley fever would have had time to be effective.

Recently moved to the NW side of town and we noticed right after moving that our 10 month old Lab was having a hard time using the restroom– I love that this Vet office is right by my house but not only that– they are open Saturday and Sunday. They got us in same day, were fairly quick with the appointment as well. Everyone treated our Pup like he was a rock star, he loved the attention as well! Very clean and nice office– the only reason I gave 4 starts was because it was a little pricey– but I guess you have to pay for quality.

We popped into the office yesterday evening as an unscheduled urgent care visit. Our small 9 year old dog (chihuahua) was bit in the face by a large dog. The bite went through the cheek and ruptured the sinus. As a result blood was pouring out of her nostrils and from side of her face. We were thankful this office was open late, as it was near 6pm. Our concern was if our pup could breath, was getting blood in her lungs, or surgery was needed.
The office took us back immediately and we saw Dr. Laura Battraw, DVM. After being cleaned and examined we were notified that she would be fine, her lungs were strong with no inhaled fluid, and no stitching or surgery was needed. The vet recommended an antibiotic and a pain killer as swelling and pain were expected.
The front desk staff was upfront, attentive and professional. The vet techs very patient and very kind. Dr. Battraw was patient, honest and informative. Overall, it was an excellent and effective experience.
As a walk-​in, unscheduled urgent care appointment, the cost to be seen was $ 75.
It was an additional $ 74 for one antibiotic and one pain medicine. The total visit, $ 149.

Well, I moved to the area and was happy there was a vet clinic close by. I have several pets mostly older. My first visit was good, my second, sadly a euthanasia, was handled in a caring way. I had a couple other visits that were ok. Unfortunately my next 2 visits went downhill from there. I had adopted an older cat that was having some health issues, I also requested her ears be checked. They weren’t and I was told all was good with the cat. After a couple weeks the cat was getting worse, I called and they said I could set up an appointment for a couple days later. I opted to go to a different vet, who checked the cat and from the signs, said she was in renal failure. They did blood work that confirmed it. Luckily this was caught just in time by the other vet. My next visit was again for a euthanasia. I was charged approx. $ 50 more than the first. That was odd but I was grieving and didn’t notice till a couple months later, so I let it go.
I called a couple more times for emergencies and was told there were no vets available. That was odd, so I was now figuring this was certainly not the right place for me and my pets.
Sadly, my regular vet was booked for another euthanasia for 17 yr old blind dog. I figured I would try TPVC one more time. I was now told that there is a «consult fee» to make sure that is what you want and to explain the process. HUH??? I am very sure for the sake of the pet this is what I want and I have been thru this many times as I take in hospice and older dogs. The «consult fee» would not be waived. I have been thru many euthanasia’s and this «consulting» is a normal part of the process not and extra mandatory charge. I have heard wonderful things about Dr Neuman, but never met her. I will drive a lot further to go to a different vet, as this clinic seems to not be that knowledgeable in certain health issue signs, and seems to just want extra $$ with silly add ons. Sad really.

We took our cat here for a well check and were well satisfied with the care enough to return in the future. Our appointment was met on time by an assistant then the veterinarian. We also were shown to a private room promptly to avoid any unnecessary interaction with other pets. The office is clean, odor free and stocked with a plethora of information and products to assist you with all types of care for your pet.

My dogs can be difficult and they take great care of them ! I’m never going anywhere else!

I’m so happy that Twin Peaks Veterinary is our neighborhood vet. The service is always prompt, all the doctors are good listeners and caring to our animals. You really can’t go wrong here! Oh and their in-​practice groomer does cats (which is hard to find) and is awesome.

I have been through a couple vets for our family of fur babies. We have two cats and recently adopted a puppy. They are so helpful and explain everything, especially to us first time puppy owners! Dr. Neuman was on the floor playing with our pup and she gave us parenting techniques and explained how to keep her safe. Dr. Shear has seen one of our cats and he was very thorough and caring.
I would highly recommend Twin Peaks to anyone looking for a vet that truly care about your fury children.

They are not open at 7am to 9pm as posted, unless you need to purchase food or meds. No appointment, NO VET! If your pet has an injury or immediate attention, do not bring your pet to this clinic. You either need to find a real full time vet clinic or head to the emergency clinic.

We have been going here since they opened. There is no one I trust with my dogs more than twin peaks. They are very friendly and do an amazing job! My Pomeranian gets groomed and they do an amazing job! We recently started taking our new great Dane puppy and Dr Neuman was awesome! She answered so many questions and I didn’t feel rushed at all! In fact she was on the ground playing with the puppy the whole time. I have no problem telling all my friends and family about Twin Peaks clinic

Twin Peaks Veterinary Center opened shortly after I moved to Tucson. It is close to where I live and has convenient hours for 9 – 5 jobbers. They are open from 7am to 11pm Thursday through Monday (they are closed Tuesday and Wednesday). They are great with both dogs and cats. My big dog loves them. My cats were pretty chill with them as well (at least it wasn’t traumatic) and now that I have a dog with valley fever I have found that they are excellent and caring with my sick girl as well as with my other old girl.
They are a little on the pricier side but not too bad and they do have Sunday «Reduced Cost Vaccinations» from 2−4pm. If you live in the area I highly recommend them. They are courteous, great people and explain everything to you. If you have a problem they are extremely willing to take care of it and work things out.