VCA Civano Animal Hospital and Emergency Center

Our Story

At VCA Civano Animal Hospital and Emergency Center, we help pets live long, healthy and happy lives. We deliver the best medical care for pets and the best experience for pet owners. We proudly serve the pets in Tucson and the surrounding communities including Vail, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Benson, Douglas, Green Valley and Sierra Vista.

Our veterinarians, technicians and other pet-friendly support staff are trained to the highest standards. Their thorough knowledge of the latest procedures and medications ensures that all our patients receive the best in preventive and healing care.

Hometown Care at VCA Civano Animal Hospital and Emergency Center

VCA Civano Animal Hospital and Emergency Center is proud to offer advanced veterinary care to the growing Tucson community in which we were raised. Our hospital is open seven days a week and provides 24/7 urgent and emergency care. In addition to dogs and cats, we see a variety of other pets such as horses, pigs, and other small farm animals, birds, rabbits, chinchillas, amphibians, reptiles, and more.

We offer services to improve both the quality and duration of your pets’ lives, including:

Advanced dentistry
Cardiology
Chronic illness
Day care/pet boarding
Digital imaging
Echocardiography
Emergency and critical care
Equine, large animal and exotics
Laboratory testing
Nutrition counseling
Pharmacy and home delivery
Senior care
Surgery
Thoracic and abdominal ultrasound and endoscopy
Wellness/preventative care

Our team is led by Dr. Lindsay Juhl, who is a Tucson native. She is joined by her sister, Dr. Alexis Roth, and several other Tucson native veterinarians. Visit our Team page to learn more about our veterinarians.

Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS) offers certification programs to veterinary facilities that provide emergency and critical patient care. This certification is to recognize those hospitals that meet and exceed the minimum standards and guidelines published by the VECCS. The VECCS does this to raise the standard of care, while also increasing public and professional awareness in the area of veterinary emergency and critical patient care.