Grand Canyon Veterinary Hospital

Update: our dog was bit or cut his toe and back to Grand Canyon Veterinary hospital we went. They are so loving there. We have found our home Vet now for sure! Sunday night our dog was bit by a rattlesnake, they were open, and had wide open arms for our little guy. They saved his life and I will be forever grateful to them. Sebastian, Gabby and Dr. Kaul is very kind. This veterinary office is my family's vet and now our vet too. Thank you everyone!

The hospital is great! It is well clean! The customer service was amazing and they helped my dog quick and the whole process was easy and not stressful at all! They provide great service for my Doberman! Usually other hospitals are scared to handle my dog. These people proceeded with care and love for my dog and I am extremely grateful for this place and I will be back again!

What Can I Not Say about this Veterinary Hospital. I didn't know what To Expect at First but The Staff Was So Welcoming. The Dr Was Great but most of all My Furbaby Was Taken Care Of. I left Happy and So did My Girl. I Definitely Recommend This place! To The Staff, Keep Up The Great Work!

We had an urgent need for my dog’s head wound on a Sunday and our usual vet was closed. Found Grand Canyon. open, with a non emergency, walk in appointment available. They were so thorough, and provided great care to my dog at a very reasonable price. I really felt they were honest in their assessment, treatment and pricing. We will be back, and we recommend this vet.

I can’t say enough good things about Grand Canyon Veterinary Hospital. The entire team is incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about both pets and their people. From the moment you walk in, you’re treated with compassion and respect, and it’s clear that the staff truly love what they do.

I am so grateful for this Veterinary clinic. They take wonderful care of both of my cats, and everyone there has been professional, friendly, thorough, and knowledgeable.

I brought my 4-month-old puppy to Grand Canyon Veterinary Hospital for lethargy, vomiting, and anemia (PCV 32%) and was seen by Dr. Andy Anderson (relief vet). What I experienced was not a medical failure—it was a serious communication failure that could have put my dog at risk. I explicitly asked for discharge instructions and was told there were none. I was not told to bring in a stool sample. I was not given a clear follow-up plan beyond "monitor him." No written or emailed instructions were provided. Days later, after requesting my medical records, I discovered that the chart states: bring in a fecal sample consider ER for monitoring specific follow-up guidance None of that was actually communicated to me at discharge. So now there’s a clear contradiction: 👉 The record says instructions were given 👉 In reality, they were not That is not a minor issue. With a symptomatic puppy and documented anemia, owners need clear, explicit guidance, not assumptions or undocumented conversations. To make matters worse, when I called back, the clinic attempted to shift responsibility by saying I should have gone to a 24-hour ER, while simultaneously downplaying parasites as "not a big deal." You can’t have it both ways—either the situation requires urgency, or it doesn’t. I paid over $700 for this visit and left without the basic information needed to properly care for my dog. I had to piece together the plan myself by reviewing records and doing my own research. I am not claiming malpractice, but this was below standard when it comes to discharge communication and client guidance, and it needs to be corrected. At minimum, this clinic should: provide written or emailed discharge instructions ensure critical follow-up steps (like fecal testing) are clearly communicated stop relying on chart notes that don’t match what clients are actually told If you bring your pet here, make sure you double-check everything yourself before leaving.