Veterinary Specialists Near Phoenix, AZ
Pet families and referring veterinarians across Phoenix trust Salt River Veterinary Specialists for board-certified internal medicine, surgery, and minimally invasive procedures. Our specialty referral hospital in north Scottsdale is easily reached from Phoenix via the Loop 101 and SR-51, making it simple to access advanced diagnostics and treatment for complex conditions without traveling out of the Valley.
Advanced Specialty Care for Phoenix Dogs and Cats
From Arcadia and Biltmore to Desert Ridge, north Phoenix, and Ahwatukee, Phoenix pets face unique health challenges, from desert fungal disease to heat-related airway problems. When your family veterinarian needs a specialist’s perspective, our internal medicine and surgery teams provide in-depth evaluation and a clear plan, then send detailed reports back to your primary veterinarian so care stays coordinated.
Valley Fever Expertise for Phoenix Pets
The Phoenix metro area is one of the most active regions in the country for Valley Fever. Dogs who hike desert trails, dig in yards, or spend time outdoors after monsoon storms are at higher risk. Our internists have extensive experience diagnosing and managing even the most complicated cases using blood titers, thoracic radiography, and bronchoscopy. Learn more on our Valley Fever treatment page.
Minimally Invasive Procedures Close to Home
Our hospital offers interventional endoscopy and minimally invasive options that are rarely available at general practices, including:
- Endoscopy and colonoscopy for chronic vomiting, diarrhea, and inflammatory bowel disease
- Laser bladder stone removal for pets with bladder stones
- Tracheal stenting for dogs with severe tracheal collapse
- Urinary stenting for cats and dogs with ureteral obstruction
- Endoscopic foreign object removal without abdominal surgery
Partnering With Phoenix Veterinarians
We welcome referrals from veterinary hospitals throughout Phoenix. Our team makes the process straightforward, from sharing records to scheduling and follow-up communication. Veterinarians can learn more on our referrals page, and pet owners can read what to expect before their first visit. Explore all conditions we treat and our full list of veterinary services.
Phoenix Veterinary Specialist FAQs
How far is Salt River Veterinary Specialists from Phoenix?
Our hospital at 8801 E. Raintree Drive in Scottsdale is a convenient drive from most Phoenix neighborhoods via the Loop 101 and SR-51.
Do Phoenix pets need a referral to see your specialists?
Most patients are referred by their family veterinarian, who sends records before the visit. Call us at (480) 819-8630 if you have questions about getting started.
Do you treat Valley Fever in Phoenix dogs?
Yes. Valley Fever is common in the Phoenix area, and our internists have extensive experience diagnosing and managing it in dogs and cats.
What specialties are available at your hospital?
We offer board-certified internal medicine and surgery, along with interventional endoscopy and minimally invasive procedures.
Will you communicate with my Phoenix veterinarian?
Yes. We send a detailed report after each visit and coordinate ongoing care with your primary veterinarian.
Are you open on weekends?
Our hospital is open by appointment Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. For weekend emergencies, please contact a 24-hour emergency hospital.
What payment options do you offer?
We accept major credit and debit cards, CareCredit, and Scratchpay financing for qualified applicants.
Schedule Specialty Care for Your Phoenix Pet
Call Salt River Veterinary Specialists at (480) 819-8630 or request an appointment online to connect with our specialists.