The staff were genuinely concerned about my cat and super helpful. They followed up with phone calls a couple times to make sure my cat was responding to treatment and to see if we had questions regarding his medications. Pat has made a full recovery and we now have a vet that we respect and trust. 💛 Read Less

This was our first trip to the new veterinarian and it won't be our last. The staff was kind and caring and the veterinarian very knowledgeable and thorough. We had been looking for a new vet for some time and so glad we found The Cat Hospital I would recommend it to anybody looking for a new veterinarian as I don't believe you'll be disappointed. Read Less

Dr. Keyes and her staff at Cat Hospital of Tucson are absolutely fabulous. I have taken our cats there for 18 yrs. The treatment they give our animals is above and beyond. Making them comfortable is the number one priority. Read Less

Very professional and reasonable costs. They don't try to sell you expensive and unnecessary tests as soon as you walk in, like nearly every other emergency pottery clinic in tucson. They are good with cats and obviously care about them. Best place for a cat specialist in tucson! Read Less

We had a cat that needed to be put down. And it passed after the initial check off the cats status. There staff was very nice, have empathy for patients and care takers. They gave me a "coffin" to bury him all at no charge. The prices were very reasonable. And great staff makes this an excellent choice for for our lil furry family members. Read Less

I have used Cat Hospital Of Tucson for many years now and I'm always pleased€ by the service. The staff is very friendly and professional, including Peggy the office cat. The doctor is very knowledgeable and down to earth. She gets straight to the point and lays everything out clearly. I have three cats, two of whom are seniors. One of the Seniors is going through renal failure, so he's on borrowed time because he's very sick. Dr Keyes has always been very kind but straightforward about his issues. If it weren't for her diligence, he probably would have passed away by now. She doesn't pressure you to make a choice, just lays out your options. Prices are reasonable but the medications can get pretty expensive. I would recommend Cat Hospital Of Tucson to anyone with cats! Read Less

The vet and the vet tech were SUPER friendly, and I was absolutely blown away with how they handled my sister's cat (she DETESTS being picked up by anyone, but they gently managed to get her to cooperate, to my flabbergasted amazement). They answered my deluge of questions no matter how pertinent or tangential (or totally out of the blue), they called the next day with results, and they thoroughly discussed everything in great detail. Read Less

I absolutely love Dr. Minta Keyes and her staff. My cat is a really old lady of 14 years and is not the cuddliest of kitties. She was treated for a massive infection and, later, received a lion cut shave down. The atmosphere is calm and quiet. Clients are greeted by the resident kitty, Peggy. I have four more cats and will definitely be bringing them to see Dr. Keyes. Read Less

We moved back to Tucson with four cats - one of whom was not in good health. Dr. Keyes outlined all the different steps for us. She is always clear on what is needed and what might be possible. Dr. Keyes does not pressure you into services. She leaves the decision to you. The staff seems to genuinely love cats - and when we go for our annual visits, they act as if our cats (we now have five!) are the cutest cats they have ever seen. We have found that there are discounts for seniors and new patients.Read Less

After 16 years with The Cat Hospital of Tucson, Dr, Keyes, Colleen, Jessica, Susie and all of the staff, the only thing I can say is......You guys are the BEST! Thank you so much for you tenderness, care and love for all my of cats that I have brought to you over the years. It truly means so much to us. Buddha Baby and Dallas love you too. Read Less

I took my cat Sasha there after having her at an ER which was terrible. She was having seizures. I was so desperate for some help. Dr. Keyes looked at her and because she was drooling she actually reported it to animal control and told me she could have rabies! She treated both Sasha and I as if we had something terrible. The Dr. went on to tell me that if she had rabies she would be killed and all my other cats would be taken and put in quarantine. I went home with Sasha ( I had a Neuro appointment the next day if Phoenix for her). I had to take Sasha and my other cats to my sisters house that night because I was afraid animal control would come and take them. I knew Sasha did not have rabies, which was confirmed at the Neurologist the next day. This was one of the worst experiences of my life and have still not gotten over it though it is several years later. This Dr. has no heart or brains. Read Less

By far, the best vet in town for cats. Dr. Keyes is very knowledgeable, the staff is excellent, and they really care about your cats. Prices aren't cheap, but they are well in line with what other vet clinics charge. I've gone to Cat Hospital of Tucson for many years, and have always had great care for my cats. Read Less

Dr. Keyes and the technicians here are very nice and Dr. Keyes makes a point to explain things to you. This place will cost you an arm and a leg though. A routine visit fee is $50 alone, procedures are even more expensive, and medication is ridiculous. I moved to Tucson from one of the most expensive cities in the country, but I have never had a vet charge me such exorbitant prices. For a while I paid the prices, hoping that they were just reflective of quality, specialized care. Then I had to get my cat an antibiotic. Amoxicillin is one of the cheapest medications available, but they charged me almost $50 for 10 day supply. This is a medication I've paid $10-$15 for routinely in the past. The emergency veterinarian doesn't even charge that much for more advanced, stronger antibiotics. Yet at CHT, For a simple infection, I spent over $300. There is a point when the prices become exploitive rather than reflective of the care your pet receives, and The Cat Hospital of Tucson has reached that point. I actually had to hold my own cat for her exams... for $50 per visit? There is nothing wrong with the doctors of the techs or the staff.... but there is nothing so great about the care or service that would make me want to spend so much money over such a simple issue again. After this last episode, I decided to stop letting CHT pick my pocket and got a new vet. Read Less