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Veterinary Specialty Center Tucson

3.8
(874 reviews)

Business Details

4909 N. La Canada Drive, Tucson, AZ
85704, United States
(520) 795-9955
https://vscot.com

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In Tucson, the Veterinary Specialty Center of Tucson (VSCOT) stands out as a beacon of hope for pet owners facing emergencies. Operating 24/7, VSCOT ensures that a Board-Certified Criticalist is always available to handle urgent pet care needs. Our comprehensive services extend beyond emergency care to include specialty veterinary services, which are available by appointment with our Board-Certified Surgeon and Radiologist. The commitment to quality care is evident in our choice of staff; VSCOT prides itself on having senior in-house doctors rather than rotating relief doctors, ensuring continuity and expertise in the care provided.

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Location

Veterinary Specialty Center Tucson
4909 N. La Canada Drive, Tucson, AZ
85704, United States

Hours

MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

Reviews

3.8
874 reviews
5 stars
548
4 stars
48
3 stars
28
2 stars
31
1 star
219
  • KH
    Kathi huhtaluhta
    5 days ago
    5.0
    Absolutely the best! Dr. Kraus saved my dog's life. He had to have surgery to remove a small applicator stuck in his intestine. They had an ultra sound and the necessary emergency medical equipment. The staff and technicians were very kind and compassionate. I got there just in time for my boy, Onkey. The vet was outstanding and called me personally, before and after the surgery. I felt safe and secure my pup had the best care there is and I am very grateful to the doctor and to this clinic. If you dont have pet insurance, the staff will help you get on CARE Credit to pay expenses. Everything was taken care of and as stress free as possible. I wouldn't hesitate to go there again, if necessary.
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    Caitlin Hassan
    May 11, 2026
    5.0
    I have now had two separate experiences at this facility for two different greyhounds with distinct medical needs. Originally, I went here around 6am one morning because my 9 year old greyhound developed difficulty walking due to a "locked" shoulder. Turned out he had Valley Fever, which I never would have guessed, but Dr. Wynn was very intuitive and thoroughly explained every diagnostic step and the overall prognosis to me - probably the most I've ever been impressed by a vet. A year later, a foster baby (age 4) got bitten by another dog and needed emergency pain management/suturing. Dr. Chirco stepped in, reassured, and stitched up the poor boy, who now seems to be recovering well. I will admit this facility is pricey, but that's to be expected with emergency care, and honestly these days truly affordable veterinary care is elusive in my experience. Brace yourself for a painful bill, matched with the assurance that your fur baby will be okay if you go here.
  • MC
    Mary Chernoski
    May 3, 2026
    5.0
    Sarah our Veterinarian, Maria our vet. student, Moria our vet. tech, Elyssa and Megan our check-in team were all very professional, empathetic, detail oriented and good listeners. This enabled my pet to receive an accurate diagnosis and prompt and efficient treatment. I can highly recommend Veterinary Speciality Center Tucson for their caring staff and reasonable price. Kudos!
  • AC
    Aly Coe
    Apr 30, 2026
    2.0
    Triage was very quick to make sure my dog was stable but the rest of my visit has not been great. I was expecting a wait but it took 2 hours to see the doctor. I was first told the imaging takes 1 hour to process and by someone else I was told it’s 3 hours. Very minimal and accurate communication by the staff. The staff was pushy when I said I will make an appointment with the primary vet and denied some of the services. No one told me that I could drop my dog off and pick him up later so I waited 7 hours and one staff member actually said that I couldn’t leave. I got there at 4:45p and left at 12:30a all before a final exam the next day. I don’t mind the wait time to treat my dog but nothing happened unless I asked and even then it took an hour for anything to get done
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    Rick Bundy
    Apr 29, 2026
    1.0
    Really bad experience related to a follow-up visit after spending $4k on a rattlesnake bite just days prior. Ended up walking out before we were able to see the vet. Their support staff and vet techs need more training, listening skills are imperative, and if clients are going to be left in a small room for more than 30 minutes, a friendly apology and an update of how much longer it’s going to be would really appreciated. Do better.

Frequently Asked Questions About Veterinary Specialty Center Tucson

What kind of emergency veterinary services does Veterinary Specialty Center Tucson offer?

VSCOT operates 24/7 with a Board-Certified Criticalist always available to handle urgent pet care needs.

Is it possible to schedule an appointment for specialty veterinary services at VSCOT?

Yes, specialty services with a Board-Certified Surgeon and Radiologist are available by appointment.

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