Welcome to Pecan Grove Veterinary Hospital
We understand the unique bond between a pet and its owner, and we promise advanced medical knowledge and skills delivered with compassion.
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A variety of services, from vaccinations to surgery to dental care
Pecan Grove Veterinary Care is located at 655 W. Warner Road, Tempe, AZ 85284. We offer a variety of services, ranging from vaccinations to surgery to dental care, and between our team, we have nearly 50 pets ourselves, so we understand exactly what your pet means to your family.
Between our team, we have nearly 50 pets ourselves.
Why Pet Owners Throughout Tempe Trust Dr. Stillmaker
Her interests include emergency as well as preventative medicine, internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dental surgery, excellent client communication, fostering the human animal bond, and continued education.
Experienced Veterinarian
Experienced veterinarian who practices with knowledge, kindness, and common sense.
Personalized Care
Personalized care for every pet.
A Team That Cares
Experienced friendly team who respects families and their pets.
Everything your pet needs, under one roof
Preventive Care & Wellness Exams
Regular wellness exams that catch small problems before they become big ones.
Read moreNew Puppy & Kitten Care
Vaccines, deworming and a full checkup to start your newest family member off right.
Read morePet Surgery
From routine spays and neuters to complex procedures, with a surgeon on staff.
Read moreAdvanced Pet Dental Care
Cleanings, dental X-rays and extractions under safe, monitored anesthesia.
Read moreDigital X-Ray Services
Fast, low-radiation digital imaging right here in the hospital.
Read moreLaboratory & Diagnostic Services
In-house bloodwork and testing for quick, accurate answers.
Read moreMicrochipping Services
A quick, permanent ID that helps lost pets find their way home.
Read moreStem Cell Therapy
Regenerative medicine for arthritis and joint injury.
Read moreHoneybee Veterinary Services
Hive health and veterinary feed directives for Phoenix-area beekeepers.
Read moreStem cell therapy: the body healing itself
Pecan Grove Veterinary Hospital is excited to offer Medivet Regenerative Therapies to our patients, helping pets with arthritis and joint problems move more comfortably.
It's an all natural process that awakens and mobilizes the body's repair (stem) cells.
Arthritis and joint problems are addressed through actual repair, not just symptom management.
The benefits last a long time, and can be extended by cryogenically preserving some of the harvested cells.
Your pet's care, right in your pocket
Download our free app to stay connected with our team between visits: request appointments, get reminders for vaccines and visits, request prescription refills, and earn referral and loyalty rewards.
Tempe Animal Hospital FAQs
What you need to know about our facility.
01How do I book an appointment?
Please call or text our main number 480-598-3669 or book through our Vet2Pet app.
02Do surgical patients go home the same day?
Your pet is released after careful post-operative monitoring to ensure adequate mobility and cognitive function and to check for post-operative complications. Typically, our surgical patients are discharged between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
03Are there any grooming or boarding services?
I'm sorry, but we do not offer grooming or boarding.
04Do you have an app?
Yes we have an app. Links below:
05Do you have a referral and loyalty program?
Yes, we offer credit on client accounts for referrals and provide a 'Welcome credit' for new clients. Our loyalty program is available through our Vet2Pet app.
Pet health tips from our team
The Benefits of Honey
Raw honey is renowned for its healing qualities. The use of raw honey in dogs is rapidly becoming popular, as its flavonoids act as antioxidants with anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.
Hospice Care for Animals
The true definition of Hospice involves the natural death process, but there are animal hospice providers that understand euthanasia is frequently the best choice.
Nutrition 101 for You and Your Cat
Cats are obligate carnivores: that means their intestinal tract is designed to eat meat, period.