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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.

Veterinarian in Tempe, Arizona

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Set up an appointment to discuss how we can work together to give your pet a healthy life.

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Pecan Grove Veterinary Hospital

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.

Pecan Grove team members smiling while caring for a cat

01 / 04Between our team, we have nearly 50 pets ourselves.

A team member cuddling a small black dog in the pharmacy

02 / 04We understand exactly what your pet means to your family.

The digital X-ray room at Pecan Grove Veterinary Hospital

03 / 04From vaccinations to surgery to dental care.

A team member greeting a golden retriever in the treatment area

04 / 04Work together with us to give your pet a healthy life.

Our Veterinarian

Why Pet Owners Throughout Tempe Trust Dr. Stillmaker

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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.

Dr. Lori Stillmaker, DVM

Dr. Lori StillmakerLead Veterinarian

~50

Pets owned by our team

Same day

In-house lab results

7:30am

Open early, Monday to Friday

Meet the doctor

Dr. Stillmaker

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Experienced Veterinarian

Experienced veterinarian who practices with knowledge, kindness, and common sense.

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Personalized Care

Personalized care for every pet.

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A Team That Cares

Experienced friendly team who respects families and their pets.

Our Services

Everything your pet needs, under one roof

Featured Service

Stem 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.

Dr. Stillmaker and the team with a cat beside the ultrasound machine

It's an all natural process that awakens and mobilizes the body's repair (stem) cells.

A patient being prepped and monitored for a procedure

Arthritis and joint problems are addressed through actual repair, not just symptom management.

A golden retriever visiting the treatment area with the Pecan Grove team

The benefits last a long time, and can be extended by cryogenically preserving some of the harvested cells.

Pecan Grove Vet App

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.

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The Pecan Grove Vet app on a phone
FAQ

Tempe Animal Hospital FAQs

What you need to know about our facility.

Please call or text our main number 480-598-3669 or book through our Vet2Pet app.

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.

I'm sorry, but we do not offer grooming or boarding.

Yes, we have an app! Download the Pecan Grove Vet app on the App Store or Google Play.

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.

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