Desert Cross Veterinary Hospital

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All day long!
09/20/2024

All day long!

Veterinary care is not cheap but let me ask you what in today's world is?  My son is 18 and saving money to buy a house ...
09/19/2024

Veterinary care is not cheap but let me ask you what in today's world is? My son is 18 and saving money to buy a house and it is appalling to me the price that houses are. The amount one has to spend on a vehicle today is out of this world for something that is not made to last. My first brand new vet truck cost me $35,000 and now it takes almost $100,000 to get into a new truck and that is what it cost to build my first house.

Nothing in today's world is cheap and we can bitch and complain all we want but it doesn't change the fact that everyone is paying more from the top down. Our medication costs have skyrocketed. The cost of maintaining equipment and purchasing new equipment is crazy. Minimum wage is increasing, not saying it is a bad thing but that increase in wages does not materialize on a tree in the back yard, it has to be paid for by the consumer using ones services. Utilities and taxes, everything is greater and we all have to pay for it.

We try very, very hard to do our very best to keep our prices as reasonable as we can. Our spay neuter prices have not changed in years nor has our base exam fee. I get that our animals are important to us and that we want to take care of them but it also takes us money to be here for you and so making sure you have some money to pay for your pets care is important.

It would be great if we could just get everything we needed and wanted for nothing but that is and never has been the case, everything takes payment of some kind. Did you know that the average American spends between $300-$600 a year on Starbucks?! The average American spends $148 on fast food each month, each month! That makes $1776 a year!? On gross, horrible for you fast food! You can pay for almost any major illness or surgical need at our clinic for less than that.

Animals are a big part of our lives in today's world and while I realize that not every place is like we are, we want to help your animal get care at a reasonable price. I promise if you do your part to save a little money, we will do our part to fit your pets care into what you can afford but it takes both of us working together to make that happen.

Is not your pet worth giving up a year's worth of Starbucks for? Are they not worth eating at home for a year to save their life? There is no government subsidies for us and we need you to be able to pay for your animals vet care so we can stay open and stay equipped to be able to be available to help your pet when you need us. Together we can make a difference in the lives of the animals that give us so much and make our lives so much better.

I received a text message Monday morning from a client/friend asking if they could bring a horse in to have me look at i...
09/18/2024

I received a text message Monday morning from a client/friend asking if they could bring a horse in to have me look at it as it had a nail in its foot and kind of insinuated that they had not pulled it out. I was so proud of them and told them good job for leaving the nail and told them to bring it in anytime to which they said they already had an appointment at 4 with another horse and would just bring it then. In my mind I thought, hmmmm, that is a long time to leave a horse standing around with a nail in its foot.

The afternoon came and the I saw the trailer pull in and so I went outside to check on the two horses. The first one was unloaded and it was the one with the alleged nail and it was obviously lame on a back foot. Me, still thinking that the nail was in there walked up to the horse and tried to pick up its foot and it was not a fan of having its back legs messed with and promptly tried to pull its leg away with a little flare of a movement suggesting that the old man was not above giving you a little kick if he had to.

Drugs are a good thing sometimes and a small dose of some xylazine and he was putty in my hands. Thank the good Lord for drugs because let’s be honest, when you get old and your body gets weaker in spite of all your efforts, it is nice to still be able to do your job correctly. If any young vets are reading this, humility is not a bad thing and neither are drugs, well, horse drugs for horses.

Anyway, I picked up the foot and cleaned it out and there was no nail in there. My buddy had not been completely honest with me or it is more that I had misunderstood or did not ask enough questions. The truth was he had pulled out the nail but thought that there was still some in there that had broken off. The unfortunate part was my equine x-ray was on the blitz and I could not take an x-ray but I did dig around in the hole and release a big ol abscess that was brewing in there but never found any metal and in general, nails are not going to break off so I was not too worried about there being some of it in there once I got the full story and dug around in the old mans foot for a time with my special little hoof knife made for digging out abscesses.

Nails in the foot of your horse are a big deal. Please, do not be like my buddy and pull them out and then a few days later when the horse is lame worry about there being a problem. Leave the nail in and take your horse to the vet and have an x-ray done first! It is crazy important to know where the nail was in order to get the best possible outcome for your horse. LEAVE THE NAIL IN THE FOOT! I promise you your horse is talented enough to protect it on the trailer ride to the vet.

The old man will be fine and everything in this case turned out good but the next time everyone might not be so lucky. Knowing the exact location of the nail and what structures it penetrates and getting appropriate treatment before it becomes an issue is crucial in so many ways to the overall health of the foot and trying to prevent a life ending lameness issue. X-ray first, pull nail second.

For all the introverts out there.
09/17/2024

For all the introverts out there.

Saturday I was over at the clinic when I saw Zac’s truck drive in.  I had not been expecting him to be home and I walked...
09/16/2024

Saturday I was over at the clinic when I saw Zac’s truck drive in. I had not been expecting him to be home and I walked over to him and he told me that he was supposed to work but something had happened and they couldn’t work so he had decided to come home to work on his car. If you are a parent with kids that have left to start their own life, you cherish the days when they come home.

Some time last year Zac somehow convinced me that he had enough money to purchase a 2007 corvette Z06, he didn't but somehow he still managed to convince me he had done everything the was supposed to have done to get the car. He drove it home and drove it around town for about a week and then with the help of youtube he took it all apart. It sat in the shop for months and months waiting on parts and then more parts and more parts. Zac graduated and moved to Phoenix and the car was still in the shop in pieces and he came home a few weekends to finish putting it back together and was very proud of himself when it actually started and ran and so was I. It is amazing how you can pretty much learn anything on youtube these days.

He made an appointment with a large performance car shop to do some testing on it and had his dad haul it up there for him. They unloaded it at the shop and drove it in to the place to be parked. The shop called him a few days later and told him the dyno readings and also that it had a leak in the fuel system and Zac told them to go ahead and fix it and that included replacing the injectors and some other stuff.

A few days later they called him again and told him that something was loose in the engine and they thought it was going to throw a rod and they could fix it but it was going to take a lot of money, like $45K, and they could not work on it for several more months and he needed to come and get it until then. So a few weekends ago I went up and got the car and it once again got put in the shop and Zac came down this weekend to tear it apart since there was no way that he had $45K to pay them to fix it.

As he was pulling the heads off he found a bolt lodged in there that had cracked a bunch of stuff and destroyed all sorts of things. There was literally oil, fuel and coolant all coming out of the oil pan. I know nothing about cars but I know that is not a good thing. As Zac continued to go through the car he found that they had used one different bolt for bolting down the injectors and the lightbulb went on about what had happened and why the car had run fine for the first dyno test and had the fuel system replaced and then appeared to all of a sudden have something very wrong with it. A bolt had gotten dropped down into the engine and had not been noticed or not found and it had gotten sucked into the engine and destroyed it all.

Zac came running into the house to get me and show me his find and to tell me that I was not going to have to loan him a bunch of money because it was the shops fault. We all know how no one in the world today wants to admit that they screwed up and so he and I had a conversation about the right way to go about talking to the shop owner. As a business owner I know that screw ups happen. No one screws up intentionally and yet as customers or consumers we automatically feel like we need to punish someone or some business for being not perfect even though we ourselves screw up all the time.

I told Zac that he needed to go in and meet with the shop owner in person. He needed to look him in the eye and shake his hand then and lay out his pictures and what he found. He needed to be professional and respectful. I told him not to blast the shop on social media but to give them a chance to make it right. Again, everyone screws up, even the best of the best make mistakes. There are no perfect people and I was very proud of how well Zac was taking things and how mature he was in his thinking of how to handle the situation. He took pictures and printed out those pictures, he bagged the screw and took his heads and he is calm and he understands that mistakes happen and all he wants is his engine fixed by them at no charge to himself as the bolt was their fault.

Businesses are made up of people and none of us are perfect and we all have bad days and screw stuff up or miss things, it does not make the business bad, it makes them human. We need to stop thinking that blasting people and trying to ruin people who are giving their lives up to provide a service is the right way to handle things. If an 18 year old kid can be mature enough to gather his evidence and go in person to have a conversation then us allegedly more mature adults should be able to do the same thing. Stop using social media as a way to destroy people who are just trying to make a living the same as you.

I do not know what is going to happen with the car and the owner of the shop but I do know that Zac is going to do things the right way and give them a chance to make it better. If a business fails you, be a grown up and go in and talk to them before you just blast them on social media and try to destroy them. Being in business is freaking hard and when you have employees it is even harder because it is impossible to babysit all of them all the time and if you were working for someone you would not want them to be looking over your shoulder all the time anyway. The world does not need more self righteous jerks, it needs more conversations and understanding and working together to make things better.

You can be someone who makes a difference but first you have to be willing to have a conversation. Lets raise more kids to problem solve and work to fix things instead of just bullying to get their way by making threats on social media and blasting people for not being perfect. The only way we will ever change the world for better for our kids and grandkids is if we start being the change that we want to see.

The most important gift you can give yourself is education and I do not necessarily mean school type education.  I am a ...
09/12/2024

The most important gift you can give yourself is education and I do not necessarily mean school type education. I am a huge fan and supporter of school and college but I do understand that it is not for everyone but in todays world, you can get a lot of knowledge with just a few typed words and swipes on your phone.

I get that a lot of people want their pet to have babies, having had a dog that gave birth to two litters of puppies I am completely unsure as to why because it is a lot of freaking work and not worth it at all in my opinion. But, if you have to have a litter of pups or kittens, please please please have your dog or cat spayed when you are done putting more animals out into the world.

The uterus is not your pets friend as they age. Why the uterus causes so many issues in our companion animals, I do not know but it does. We see increasingly numbers of pyometras or uterine infections with every year that your dog or cat keeps its uterus and they are a life threatening condition. All your fears about money and anesthesia are exponentially greater when your dog or cat has a uterus full of puss that is trying to kill them. Every year they get older with their uterus increases their risk of mammary cancer as well.

Here is your education, please, spay your old or older dog or cat before they are sick and dying from a uterus full of pus.

I think I was about 11ish in this picture.  If I recall the date on the back is 1983.  I was probably in 6th grade and i...
09/11/2024

I think I was about 11ish in this picture. If I recall the date on the back is 1983. I was probably in 6th grade and it is about the time that I started feeling like I was not the same as other kids.

My mom always said that I was the happiest kid that she ever knew until I hit Junior High. I am listening to a podcast about emotions and emotional intelligence currently and the interviewee has a program for training school age kids how to understand, label and properly respond to their emotions and it got me thinking back to this picture that popped up in my memories the other day.

One of the important things in allowing kids and people in general to learn to handle their emotions is to feel safe, to not feel like the other person is going to judge them. My employees frequently tell me that they specifically do not tell me things or want to be friends with me on social media because they feel like I am going to judge them. It got me thinking on when I think I became judgmental and how does one go about changing that perception.

While I have no idea how to change the perception currently because I know I come across as intimidating and I think that has a lot to do with my posture and perception of confidence and people are either drawn to it or scared by it and I am not willing to change either of those things. I do not know if that automatically limits who I can become but those are a few of the things that I actually like about myself. That being said, if people actually knew how insecure I was about so many things they probably would not be afraid of me at all.

Sixth grade was the time that I realized that I didn’t have friends and that people, other kids, didn’t actually like being around me. I am sure it is because I was judgmental as a protection method and opinionated and lets be honest, I was a bit weird because look at me, I am a tomboy, who looked like a boy, who got up every morning before 6am and milked cows by hand and at that time did not shower all that often so I have no doubt the smell of cow and sheep and all the other critters was part of who I was and that is weird for non farm kids.

I struggled a lot through school because I was lonely and I wanted to be popular but I just didn’t have the personality for it and it was not that I was picked on a whole bunch but it was more like I was just ignored, like I didn’t matter. Interesting thought there. I felt insignificant BUT it was not the end of the world! Just because your kid is struggling in school does not mean that their whole life is going to be a wreck.

Look at the girl in this picture and it is absolutely the foundation for who I am today and yet today I feel like I look completely female and am confident and secure in who I am with no need for any validation. It is ok if your kid isn’t popular, it is not the other kids job to make your kid’s life valid, it is yours! I had amazing parents who raised me to be strong and capable and didn’t feed into my insecurities. While we never sat around and had conversations about emotions, one just didn’t do that back then, they did teach me how to push through the struggle and how to build my own life and not to be dependent on other people for my success and to bring meaning to my life.

Life is freaking hard! It was hard in the 80s and it is probably even harder today because of all the electronics but the job of a parent has not changed! Build your kid up to be able to withstand whatever life and people throw at them. If your kid is picked on, teach them how to overcome and how to cope and talk to them about all that is great inside of them. You can not change the other kids around them, you can only strengthen them.

This dirty, stinky tomboy girl was given a strong foundation to become a very strong and capable adult in spite of the struggle of the social interactions in school. I guess I am judgmental because I went through stuff and made it out on the other side without blaming anyone for my struggle. The struggle at school did not make me who I am today, my parents made me who I am today. They supported me, they gave me the tools that I needed to become strong and capable. They allowed me to suffer and struggle but kept an eye on me to make sure that I didn’t drown but they also taught me along the way. They invested themselves in me. They prayed for me. They showed me how to get up and keep going even when things were hard.

If you want to do what best thing for your kid, instead of feeding into their emotions and feeling sorry for them, love them enough to support them through it and teach them that those other kids are just being that way because they are just as scared and uncertain as your kid. Give them tools instead of leaving them a heap of fear and anxiety. Stop feeding your child’s anxiety and start feeding their self confidence. If you can’t help them figure out their emotions and how to feel them and use them to their advantage, find someone who can. Just because your kid does not fit in does not mean that they are not going to be great and overcome and you are the key to that.

We offer emergency services at the clinic from the hours of 6 am and 6 pm.  It is this way because when you are only one...
09/09/2024

We offer emergency services at the clinic from the hours of 6 am and 6 pm. It is this way because when you are only one or two doctors trying to take care of people from four or more counties, it is just too much. When my associate left in 2018, I went from 24 hours to ending at 9. Every time I had an associate leave and I became older and the clinic got busier, I dropped down an hour because I had to get sleep in order to do everything that I had to do during the day. I feel like 6pm gives people a chance to get home and check on their animals and if it is sick to not wait until they are going to bed and fearing that it the animal is going to die during the night before they call.

The phone is set to automatically turn off at 6 pm. You can call a thousand times, and sometimes people do, and it will not ring through and I will never know you called until it turns back on at 6 am. No one hears the messages that are left during the night because we are not available and if you need help for your animal you need to call after 6 am when the phone turns back on automatically. While it might make you mad, if you were one person trying to take care of thousands of pets belong to thousands of people, you would understand the need to have some undisturbed time.

Yesterday I was getting ready for church and it was probably about 12 minutes after 6 and the emergency phone rang. Anytime it rings that early it seems to set the tone for a busy emergency day and I instinctively sighed and murmured words about it being that kind of day. The message was from a man whose dog was sick and he left in the message that he was homeless and lived in his truck in the desert and he was waiting outside the clinic. Another sigh and another murmur.

I put on my dress and heels because I was not going to have time to go back to the house and I walked over to the clinic and went in the back and walked straight up to the front and opened the door and looked around. In the ten minutes that it had taken me to finish getting ready and dressed he had left. I locked the front door and tried to call but it just rang and went to voicemail. I sighed again and checked on the animals in the back and was heading out the door when he called again.

I told him that my technician would be there in about an hour and she would get blood work started on his dog and take some x-rays. I told him that I had to go buy cookies and get them to church and then I would be back. He thanked me and told me again that he was homeless but that he had a little bit of money that he could pay me as long as it was not too expensive. I assured him it would be alright and I would see him and his dog in a little bit.

When I got back to the clinic the tech had the blood running and x-rays taken and was checking in another emergency. I looked at the x-rays and waited for the blood work and then went up to talk to the man without a home. He was sitting on the bench in the middle of the reception area facing the scale with fear oozing off of him and tears in his eyes. I sat down next to him and told him about his dog and what was wrong and what we were going to do to help make it better.

I finished telling him and he stood up and his tears came down in a stream and he told me how that dog was all he had in the world that loved him. It was his only companion and he would do anything and give me anything in order to save it. I promised him that I would do everything I could to get the dog better and to be able to return it to him the next day. He struggled with leaving him and he kept repeating how it was all he had and it was the only living thing that loved him and my heart was filled with sadness for the man and a whole barge of thoughts started crashing through my mind.

First was how important animals are to us and I thanked God that He allowed me to be in a profession to help them because they help us so much. Second was how the more stuff we have, the more worry and fear and stress that we have. This man only cared about his dog and he was willing to give up everything for the dog, his life and the dog were one. All that he had was the dog and it allowed him to only care about the dog. Those of us fortunate enough to be able to work and have money and buy all kinds of stuff, all we do is increase our worry and stress! The more stuff you have, the more stress you create with it! I thought about how much simpler and enjoyable life would be if all one had to worry about was a truck and a dog! The man was not worried about losing anything else, only his dog because that is all he had.

We invest all our lives into working to buy more stuff and all we end up doing is buying ourselves worry and stress. How to pay for it, finding time to use it, fear in losing it or wrecking it, living pay check to pay check because we think some thing, some toy, some vacation, some article of clothing, some vehicle, some bigger house is going to make us happy and make us feel better about ourselves and all that stuff does is make us more and more miserable. Give me animals any day over stuff! Let me hang out with my dogs and chickens and horses and I am content and at peace.

What you choose to own ends up owning you instead! Bigger houses and fancier cars and funner toys sound like, feel like, they are what you need to create a happy life but life is not about stuff! Life is about you and that little kid inside of you who desperately wants to be loved and cared about. All the fancy toys and house and clothes and stuff will never fill that void! Truthful, only the love of Christ can fill that void. The more of all that stuff the you have, the more stress and worry and fear about losing it you will have and the more you will create anxiety within you.

Instead of working your ass off to buy more stuff, invest that time and money into helping your mind to heal that little kid inside of you so that you do not need stuff to be happy. You will never have work/life balance if you just keep buying more stuff that requires you to work more and fills you with stress. Stuff does not buy happiness, it buys fear and anxiety and worry. What gets you happiness is often times having less and learning to love more. If you want work/life balance, learn to love a life that is simple and spent with love instead of wasted on material things that stress you out and sink you in debt so that you can not even enjoy them or the dog that loves you.

09/08/2024
Death is a very common occurrence in veterinary medicine.  I think it is one that is feared and misunderstood and made i...
09/07/2024

Death is a very common occurrence in veterinary medicine. I think it is one that is feared and misunderstood and made into something that it does not have to be. The old saying of there are two certainties in life, death and taxes, is true but not so much for pets, for pets the only certainty is death.

I think if we would choose to not see death as the end of a life but rather as the punctuation at the end of a sentence that leaves the life open for the next sentence we would feel less fearful of it. We humans fear the experience of pain so much that we unintentionally allow our animals to experience more pain so that we do not have to and I know that no one does that on purpose.

When it is time to say goodbye, there is nothing wrong with leaving the book open for more sentences, more chapters and different books. There are so many dogs out there that are alone and would love to have someone to love them. Just because the end of their sentence is not very many words away, does not mean that they do not deserve a chance to live those words out with a family and love.

I frequently tell owners when they are devastated at the loss of their pet and they claim that they are never getting another dog, that after they are done mourning, they should get another dog because there is another dog out there that needs them as much as they will need it.

Dogs give us so much love that it has to be worth sacrificing some pain in order to love them back. If you are older and you do not want a dog to outlive you, adopt a senior dog. If you are young and you work a lot and don't have time for a puppy, get an older dog that is mature and well into it's sentence of life that just needs a comfortable spot and love to reach its period.

Humanity has so failed the animals by making more and more of them to fulfill some need inside of us, lets keep our minds open to giving them a place to call home until their sentence ends.

I had a mobile large animal practice from 2001 until the end of 2008 when I opened the clinic.  It started out as mostly...
09/05/2024

I had a mobile large animal practice from 2001 until the end of 2008 when I opened the clinic. It started out as mostly backyard horses and ranches and small little wannabe farm people and turned into racehorses and ranches pretty quickly. It was not the people’s fault, it was my fault because I thought the backyard/wannabes were stupid. Yeah, I know, that is harsh but I was a different person back then and that is just how I was and to be honest, I was damn proud of it.
I will say that I did have the realization after about a year and struggling to make ends meet and not having a lot of repeat clients that if I did not pull my big ol head out of my big ol ass, I was not going to have a business. You can not bite or snap or call stupid the hand that feeds you or it pulls back and stops feeding you. Think about that when you are bitching about your boss or employer or working spouse or parents. No one has to keep you around and if you think you are all that and a bag of chips, one day you are going to find out the hard way like I did that people will walk away from you and leave you as a bunch of tiny pieces in a crumpled up bag and it is your fault and not theirs!
This realization came after I had been particularly rude to some person with a backyard horse that they had no business owning but they were at least trying to do their best and I treated them like they were mud on the bottom of my shoe. I remember driving by their place months later and thinking, “Hmmmm I wonder why they never called me back when they were supposed to so I could recheck their starving horse?” It was a few days later when talking to someone who was acquaintances with that client and they told me that that person hated me and talked bad about me to everyone they saw. Of course I had to defend myself by acting like I didn’t care and making sure the other person knew how stupid the person was and how they didn’t have any business owning a horse because they couldn’t afford to feed it and didn’t know anything about horses.
I made my story up really good and we chatted a bit more and then I got in my truck and drove on down the road and it dawned on me that I could not really afford to alienate people by being all high and mighty. It was not my job to judge other people on how they took care of their animals, although that is very hard to not do and even more so now with the ease of the internet and cell phones which back then were not like they are today. There is truly little excuse to stay ignorant in today's world. Anyway, my job should not have been to make someone feel stupid or small but rather to educate them and teach them and help them to become a better horse owner. If I was going to have return clients and get paid enough to pay my bills, I was going to need to change how I thought and how I treated people.
I wrestled with this thought all day. I would like to tell you that I started changing that day but that would be a lie. I instead rationalized my treatment of the person and made sure that my story got out there too and of course added a few extra emotions and descriptives into my story to make me look better and them look worse. I massaged it and grew it and kept working it over and over in my mind until I came up with a storybook tale instead of the truth. That is what we all do is it not? Throw in a few extra details and words and things to make our story better than the other sides? Give extra emotion to words the other person said and extra evil to the things that we think or feel like they did to us?
Let me share something with you, that is absolutely the most devastating thing you can do to not only your character but to your life. Sure your friends and the people who believe in you are going to believe you and side with you but sooner or later the actual truth is going to start to come out and those people who were on your side are going to start to learn things about you. They are going to start to question things you say and the stories you tell. They will start to do their own checking and fact finding and before you know it, they will stop believing anything and everything that you say! You single handedly ruin peoples trust in you by making your story "better" instead of just the truth.
There are several people in my life that I can not trust anything they say to me because they always add in and massage and change the story and make it into something that it wasn’t and it scars the relationship and it makes me not like them. If you have to change your story or add in extra details and exaggerate tones and words so that you have a better story or a story where you are right and everyone else was wrong, you are destroying your credibility and more people than you realize actually know you are lying. Just because people still listen does not mean that they still believe you.
It has taken me a few decades to realize that if I have to tell a story, if I have to add in extra words and emotions and add just a few exaggerations, I have a lot of blame in the interaction and instead of being upset at the other person, I need to look in the mirror and doing some searching as to why I have to make them look bad to try and make myself look better. If you can not tell the truth, the whole truth, why? What is it that you are covering up by exaggerating a story? What is it about yourself that you are afraid to admit that makes you need to be better than the other person and unable to admit that you might have not been as good as you think you are?
The world does not need more exaggerated stories, the world needs more people to be honest and truthful! If you screwed up, suck it up and admit it! If you want to share a story, share the story without all the extra bu****it added in. We are so accustomed to lying to ourselves and the people around us that we are no longer even think of the damage that we are doing to not only ourselves but to our relationships. I was a complete bitch to that client all those years ago and I deserved everything they said about me. Were they good horse owners? No but I could have had compassion on them and treated them kindly and educated them instead of treating them like they were stupid. While we both were wrong, as the professional, I was way more wrong then they were and that attitude cost me a lot of clients and a lot of money.
When you start to tell your next story, ask yourself what it is inside of you that is getting fed by not just telling the truth. Why is it that you need to exaggerate the details and make your side of the story a little more than the actual truth? I was a prideful person who didn’t like myself therefore I could not like other people. That made me try to counter with acting all superior and like I was better than someone who just didn’t know any better. I was an idiot and you are too if you need to manipulate people by telling them stories and adding to those stories a lot of extra words and emotions and things that are not the truth. If you need a villain in your story, you are probably a bigger part of the problem than the person you are villainizing.

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