Please visit our hospital just off the North West corner of Power & Brown Rd. in Mesa, AZ.
Alta Mesa Animal Hospital
6704 E. Brown Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85205
(480) 981-1244
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Offering a unique and affordable health care program for your pets (Now available for your birds, cats, dogs, horses, rabbits, reptiles, pocket Pets and ferrets!)
Please take a moment to read below about our company and then click on the “ENROLLMENT” button above to learn more about our specific programs, veterinarians and to enroll.
United Pet Care (UPC), founded in Arizona in early 1996, offers a pet healthcare program that includes preventative, diagnostic, surgical, emergency, and special areas of care. In-office medications are also included in the UPC program. As concerned pet owners, we realize that healthcare programs for pets are fast becoming a necessity in today’s economic environment. Our goal is to provide a program that allows pet owners to receive the best care possible for their pet, without straining their budget.
| United Pet Care AZ | |
| 6232 N. 7th St. Suite 105 Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 266-5303 1-877-872-8800 |
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Cat Specific Exam Room:
Alta Mesa Animal Hospital has remodeled an exam room for the specific use of cats and exotic pets. The room is far away from barking dogs, has a feline diffuser for happy kitty smells, receiving blankets for comfort on exam tables, kitty toys, a kitty friendly hide box and many more happy cat features. Visit us today with you feline family member.
has a special fund provided by special people who love and care for needy pets.
If you are interested in helping a pet today please contact our front desk staff (480) 981-1244.
Watch our video below for an example of 2 pets helped with one of your loving gifts.
The smaller kitten was found in the desert and the larger was abandoned. Both would have been lost w/out your gift to our Giving Tree. Thank you!
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