Eastside Pet Clinic

Eastside Pet Clinic is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Tucson, Arizona, located at 7036 E Broadway Blvd #100, Tucson, AZ 85710. It treats dogs and cats. Google reviews describe both routine medical care and dental-related procedures, with experiences ranging from strong loyalty to serious concern following a sedation event.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Diagnosis and medication treatment for skin/ear issues (yeast, swollen paws, infected ears)
•Dental care including tooth extraction (mentioned in a review)
•Sedation/anesthesia for procedures (mentioned in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

One veterinarian is named in reviews: Dr. Goodenough.

Reviews

Eastside Pet Clinic has a 4.4/5 Google rating from 229 reviews. Recent written feedback includes repeat-client loyalty and positive comments about scheduling and a quieter lobby environment, including for shy pets. One reviewer noted improvement after their dog was placed on medication for yeast and infected ears. A negative review describes a dog dying after initial sedation medications before a planned tooth extraction, along with dissatisfaction about the level of explanation provided afterward.

Reviews for Eastside Pet Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 229 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Big Daddy

3 months ago

They earn my continued business.

Moderators Pet

3 months ago

I wouldn't take the fur babies anywhere else.

Aaron Riggs

3 months ago

The very put my dog on some good medicine that cleared up the yeast and the swollen paws and infected ears I'm very happy

Nevaeh Brumley

6 months ago

Eastside Pet Clinic is our current vet, and we LOVE them! I’ve recommended them multiple times 🐾 They’re always easy to get ahold of and schedule. My shy girl, Peca, really appreciates that the lobby is quiet and not constantly crowded. And my girl Tiny Tin Can just loves everyone there!

Ben Stickell

6 months ago

Took our seven-year-old dog to this clinic for a tooth extraction d/t an infection. Rx Abx with a 7-day duration for the infection which seemed the correct course of action. Requested an extension of the Abx after the 7-day period before a tooth extraction was performed. Dr. Goodenough stated that continuing the Abx would be harmful and that the tooth extraction should be performed immediately. With reluctance, I allowed the procedure to be initiated. I received a phone call approx. one hour after dropping off our dog at the clinic. Dr. Goodenough stated that our dog had passed. When questioned about the reason, she informed me that our dog had stopped breathing after the initial sedation medications were administered and unsuccessful CPR commenced for 10 minutes, with an ultimate result of the dog's death. When asking for more details, Dr. Goodenough stated, "sometimes that just happens." No further explanation or details were provided after further prodding. My recommendation would be to go to a different clinic if any procedure that necessitates sedation is required from this clinic. They seem to be mostly competent with some clinical diagnostics, however, staff lacks the ability to perform medical procedures in a safe and effective manner.