Mcclintock Animal Care Center

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WE STRIVE TO BE YOUR VETERINARY HOSPITAL OF CHOICE! Established in 1985 and located in Tempe, Arizona, McClintock Animal Care Center is a family-oriented veterinary clinic. Our practice provides comprehensive medical, surgical, diagnostic, dental, nutritional and alternative health care. Our compassionate and friendly team of doctors and staff enjoy meeting and spending time with our clients and their furry family members. All dogs, cats, rabbits, reptiles, ferrets, guinea pigs and pocket pets are welcome! To make your pet's visit less stressful, our veterinary practice has seperate dog and cat/exotic areas. We are strong believers in preventive health care, as well as offering state-of- the-art diagnostic and specialty services. Please enjoy our website!

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Our Animal Care Center is located on the northeast corner of Elliot and McClintock.

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We are a full service practice offering medical, surgical, diagnostic, dental, nutritional and alternative health care. Our caring doctors and friendly staff enjoy meeting and spending time with our clients and their furry family members.

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To make your pets visit less stressful, our clinic has separate dog and cat/exotic areas.

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Each reception area features a children's play area as well as premium pet diets.

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Each exam room features a computer which allows us to show x-ray films as well as provide clients with educational materials.

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On-site laboratory allows us to run various diagnostic tests in-house for immediate results.

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Our state of the art surgery suite features specialized equipment for animals.

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We are strong believers in preventive health care as well as offering state of the art services such as digital radiography (x-ray).

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We offer drop-off, early morning, evening and weekend appointments. For the pets that stay the day with us we offer an enclosed grass area.

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Our care center features a personalized brick garden on the east side of building. It honors our clinic family of furry friends.

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For appointments, questions, prescription refills or information:
Call 480-820-2822

Fall is here and that means flu season is upon us again! Did you know that dogs have their own flu virus too? Similar to human flu, this newly emerging virus is contagious and spread mostly by coughing, sneezing, or contaminated objects (i.e. chew toy). Symptoms include: coughing, fever, nasal discharge, lethargy, and in severe cases leads to pneumonia. FORTUNATELY, THERE IS A CANINE FLU VACCINE. This vaccine helps your pet stay healthy if exposed to the virus. Our doctors advise this vaccine for any dog considered at risk - this includes dogs who visit groomers, boarding facilities, dog parks or even just go on walks. Please visit our 'Articles page' for more details or call our office to schedule a flu shot appointment for your furry friend today!

Once again, we are participating in the annual 'Presents 4 Pets' collection drive and we are asking for your help! Presents 4 Pets is a nationwide program that helps support local animal shelters & rescue groups. Please help these homeless pets by donating any new or gently used: toys, treats, blankets, towels, beds, collars, leashes or pet food.

Our clinic is a donation drop-off site and any contribution is greatly appreciated! Donations now being accepted through November 30th. Thank you!

For our clients (and their pets) affected by the Iams Pet Food Recall this past summer: We are happy to report that Iams CANINE LOW-RESIDUE BAGS are available again! 5lb, 15lb, and 30lb are now in stock. Unfortunately, all other Iams Veterinary diets are not available yet but expected to return in the near future.

Concerned about the recent pet food recalls and Salmonella? Click on the 'MORE INFO' tab above and select 'GENERAL CONTENT' for details, or click on the link below to learn more about safe handling tips from the FDA.
www.fda.gov/downloads/ForConsumer/ConsumerUpdates/UCM221247.pdf
ANOTHER IMPORTANT FOOD RECALL!Blue Buffalo recalls selected dry DOG foods due to disproportionate Vitamin D: BLUE Wilderness Chicken, BLUE Basics Salmon, and BLUE Large Breed Adult Chicken. For more information click on the link below:http://www.annarbor.com/pets/blue-buffalo-recalls-selected-dry-dog-food-products/

With the holidays just around the corner it is time to start planning your travel plans and if they include your furry loved one, planning ahead is the key for a happy and safe trip. We have a few websites that can help you find pet friendly hotels, airline requirements and safety tips. We also found that you can fly your pets on a "pets only" trip via car or plane. Please visit the websites below to help with your travel questions! www.pettravel.comwww.petflight.comwww.wemovepets.com

WE LOVE REFERRALS! Refer a friend and they will receive 25% off their pet's initial exam! Plus, you will receive a $25 "Thank You" credit on your clinic account! This credit can be used towards any pet care needs at our clinic. We appreciate your trust in us! (Please note: New patient appointment must entail exam to qualify for discount and credit.)

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Fun links and news on what's going on at McClintock ACC and in the animal world!

Visit our 'COUPONS' page for current clinic specials & sales! Located under 'Clinic Info' tab at top of page.

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