We see cats and dogs only. We don't treat birds, reptiles, rabbits, or other exotic animals. If you have a different pet, we're happy to point you toward a facility that can help.

Walk-ins are welcome. You don't need to call ahead, though a quick call to confirm we're open and not backed up can save you a wait. We do our best to see every pet that comes through the door.

We're parked in the Raptor Ranch parking lot in Valle, Arizona — right off Highway 64, about 25 miles south of the Grand Canyon South Rim entrance. Look for the mobile clinic in the parking lot. If you're having trouble finding us, give us a call at (602) 509-1367.

We offer wellness exams, vaccinations, sick pet visits, outpatient procedures (wound care, ear cleaning, nail trims, anal gland expression), dental cleanings and extractions, and neuters for male cats and dogs. We are an outpatient clinic — we do not offer spays, radiographs, overnight stays, or emergency surgery.

A comprehensive physical exam is $60. Costs for additional services vary — call us at (602) 509-1367 and we'll give you a clear answer before you make the drive. Paying in cash? You'll receive a 15% discount. No hidden fees.

A mobile clinic is a fully equipped veterinary unit built into a vehicle or trailer. Ours has an exam table, medical equipment, and everything needed for outpatient care — the same quality of care you'd expect from a brick-and-mortar clinic, just parked in a convenient location rather than inside a building.

We are not an emergency clinic. If your pet is in critical condition — difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, suspected poisoning, or trauma — please go directly to an emergency animal hospital. We can help with urgent but non-critical concerns during our regular hours.

We accept cash and major credit and debit cards. Paying in cash? You'll receive a 15% discount — just let us know at the time of your visit. We do not accept CareCredit at this time.

Bring any prior vaccination records if you have them — it helps us avoid duplicate vaccines. A leash for dogs and a carrier for cats makes the visit safer and less stressful for your pet. If your pet is on any medications, bring those along or have the names ready so we can note them in the record.