Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital (Mesa)

"AMAZING care of my pet!!! I’m so very grateful he received such WONDERFUL CARE!! He is the third bunny I’ve brought to this clinic from Juneau, Alaska and feel so fortunate for the OUTSTANDING care they’ve received here."

"My go to exotic clinic is Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital in Tucson…They’re AMAZING! My guinea pig needed a CT Scan due to a bladder stone and I was referred to the Mesa location. I drove down from Tucson with my Guinea pig. It was our first time here… the staff was very friendly and welcoming. The doctor was friendly and knowledgeable. She explained things to me with patience and took her time to listen and answer all my questions. The doctor even called me after the procedure was done to let me know my little boy was doing well. When the results came in, I received a friendly call from the doctor explaining the results in depth. She was very helpful throughout the entire process. My overall experience was very positive, thank you!"

"I appreciate the staff at AZEAH, they are compassionate and knowledgeable. My ferrets see Dr. Lewis, and I am very happy with the care they receive. Brandon is a very kind and caring staff member as well. I am able to get an appointment when needed, and contacting the office is easy via phone or email."

"Gizmo suffered injuries due to a dog attack and the staff was very kind and made me feel like gizmo was in good hands. They are knowledgeable in rabbits and that can be hard to find! I trust them with my Gizmo. Tranquility Trails rabbit sanctuary recommended me to Arizona exotic and I have not been disappointed the times I’ve been to the Mesa and phx location. Gizmo is still in good spirits and on play pen rest while he heals up. To the reviews complaining about price - they tell you upfront the cost and will go over it with you and never make you feel uncomfortable and will help try to lower it if need be. And of course it may cost a little more because they are specialized in exotic animals which requires more training and knowledge especially given that many times these exotic animals don’t have as much medical technology and research as dogs/cats."