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Address: 7311 E Thomas Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

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D'Monte Rowena DVM

Preventive Care

Dental Care
If your pet is plagued by bad breath, this is often related to dental disease. Our doctors are excellent at performing dental cleanings and discussing preventative dental care. Call today for a quote on having your pet’s teeth cleaned!
Vaccination
Our vaccines are available in addition to a scheduled exam or walk-in exam. We offer scheduled appointments Monday through Friday from 8am-8pm. We also offer walk-in exams from 6am-6pm every day of the week. Emergency exams are available from 6pm-6am every night. We accommodate work-in and emergency exams ANYTIME, 24/7! For your convenience, we also offer Drop Off/Day Admission exams 7 days a week from 8am-8pm, so you can drop off your pet on your way to work and pick them up on the way home! Please call us at 480-945-8484 to speak with our team about all scheduling needs, or see our pricing page for information on exam and vaccine costs!
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Dr. Samantha Gans is originally from the East Coast. Dr. Gans first gained an interest in veterinary medicine after spending a week visiting a very special black lab, Squirrel-Fish, who was being treated at the local emergency vet clinic. She left the coast to complete her Bachelors in Animal Science at KSU. From there she moved with her husband and son, Colton, to Arizona and obtained her DVM from Midwestern University. Having great appreciation for the low humidity here, they decided to stay. Dr. Gans is interested in emergency medicine, ophthalmology, and pain management. She has a special place in her heart for furry geriatric companions and keeping the human-animal bond strong through all their years. In her free time she enjoys mountain biking, camping, and swimming with her family. She has a dog named Trixie and a cat named Nash.
Nutritional Counseling
Reduces or completely stops stress-related behaviors including: urine marking, vertical scratching, loss of appetite, reduced desire to play or interact and other stress-related behaviors. Helps to comfort cats in stressful situations such as: being alone in the house, visitors to the home, new pet or family member, moving to a new home, visits to the veterinarian, adjusting to a new environment or multiple cat households.
Comprehensive Examination
Up to 80% of pets develop some form of dental disease by 3 years of age. During regular physical exams, the veterinarian will take a look at your cat or dog’s teeth and determine whether […] Continue Reading...

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Flea and Tick Prevention: A Guide from Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic As the weather changes, flea and tick season kicks into high gear. These pesky parasites are more than just an itchy inconvenience for your pets; […] Continue Reading...
Pain Management
We offer emergency medicine, exotic pet and avian services, bone surgery, vaccines and other preventative care, health certificates for travel, neuter, spay, dental cleaning, in home humane euthanasia, holistic vet services, acupuncture, cold laser therapy, animal chiropractic treatment, alternative medicine options for cancer therapy, arthritis and pain management and hospice care.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
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Infection Treatment

Feline Retro Virus Treatment
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Valley Fever in Pets: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know Introduction Valley Fever, or coccidioidomycosis, is a fungal infection that not only affects humans but also our beloved pets. Predominantly found in the southwestern […] Continue Reading...
Ear Infection Treatment
A soothing, enzymatic ear cleanser that offers antimicrobial defense, as well as a patented anti-odor technology which eliminates ear canal odor associated with infection. It’s bio-active enzyme formula, relieves redness and irritation WITHOUT harsh chemicals and is so gentle it can be used regularly to PREVENT ear infections!
Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Arthritis, Lameness, Limping, Pain – Our therapies for arthritis pain have helped thousands of pets and continue to improve the quality of their life. Each individual pet has different types and severity of arthritis. We work to create an arthritis care plan that is customized to YOUR pet, which aids in their optimal performance and long term health.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
A tasty chewable supplement which provides joint relief for hip dysplasia and arthritis, while improving your dog’s comfort and mobility.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
I will be forever grateful for Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic, as they have saved my dog's life. Long story short, my dog suffered from pulmonary edema in the middle of the night. I brought her in, they had to hospitalize her and she's now doing well on her new medication. I called many times throughout the night because I was so worried, and they were so helpful and provided updates. I will say that I did have to go back twice- she was labored breathing but then stopped when I brought her in at 1:45 am, of course.:) They took her vitals and everything looked ok, so they recommended that I monitor at home. Once we got home, it got worse, so we went back, and they took x-rays right away. Trust your gut when it comes to your pets- we know them best!:) In addition to this, about a year and a half ago, my sweet dog had a seizure. We rushed her in, they took her right away and stabilized her. They gave her heart medication that's been working well. As we know with the significant increase in population in the Scottsdale area, it's really challenging when a pet needs immediate attention, but they have been there to help every time. Yes, it's expensive for emergency care, (it's been about $800-$1,000 per episode:/) but when your loved pet needs serious medical attention and it's an emergency, it's worth every cent. I'm so glad we have this clinic in Scottsdale- thank you for saving my sweet Penny!
Kidney Disease Treatment
Acupuncture therapy is safe and effective for many medical conditions. It has been used to treat arthritis, kidney disease, anal gland disease, and many other conditions.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
We recommend having your pet’s teeth cleaned before they require extractions. Performing dental cleanings while they have low grades of tartar and periodontal disease has many benefits. Benefits include: Lower cost to you, decreased stress to your pet and more options for the type of dental performed. An animal that has a Grade I periodontal disease has the option of undergoing a conscious sedation dental or a traditional dental. However, an animal with Grade III periodontal disease only has the option of a traditional dental with anesthesia.

Seizure Treatment
Saying goodbye to our furry loved ones is one of the hardest parts of being a pet parent, and we will do everything we can to help you through this process. Relieving our dog, cat, or exotic pet from pain and suffering is the most common reason that most owners elect to euthanize a beloved friend. Pain and suffering could be related to chronic, incurable diseases like cancer, renal disease and heart failure. It is normal for owners to elect to make the choice that they feel is kindest for their terminally ill pets. Euthanasia is performed by a veterinarian, and done for reasons such as humane relief of suffering. The decision to put your pet down is typically made when the animal is starting to suffer as a result of the condition and when drugs can no longer bring enough pain relief, or due to owner’s financial limitations to provide care for life threatening illnesses that may cause suffering. Excessive vomiting, diarrhea, intestinal pain, severe arthritis, tumors or cancer can all lead to these painful symptoms and complete body failure. In these cases, it is much kinder to put the pet to sleep and end their pain. During the euthanasia process, your pet would be injected with a chemical that when it enters the blood stream it stops the function of both the heart and the brain, which causes instant loss of consciousness and pain sensations. This is where the term “put to sleep” comes from as the animal falls into a deep sleep and the heart stops beating, allowing the pet to pass without experiencing pain. We offer communal cremation where your pet’s remains would be spread on a farm up north, or we also have an individual cremation option for you to have your pet’s ashes returned to you in a cedar wood urn.
Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery
Dr. Beth Engelschall was born in Illinois and moved to Arizona with her family in 1998. She graduated from the University of Arizona in 2013 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Science. She then attended Colorado State University where she received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2017. During school, she had the opportunity to travel to rural Nicaragua and Costa Rica to volunteer her services and to volunteer at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand. After graduating, she returned home to Arizona to start her career as a veterinarian. Her professional interests include preventative medicine, feline medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, hiking, reading, and cooking. She shares her home with five rescue cats – Marshmallow, Waldo, Baxter, Archie, and Smudge, and her rescue dog named Toby.
Small Animal Surgery
Dr. Rodrick was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. She attended undergrad at the University of Arizona obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Sciences and a minor in Microbiology. She then went on to attend Midwestern University and received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Her interests in veterinary medicine include small animal surgery, dentistry, emergency and equine medicine. Growing up, she rode and showed horses and dreams of owning a horse again someday! She enjoys spending time with her new Golden Retriever puppy Goose, going to the beach and riding horses. She grew up with cattle dogs who will always hold a special place in her heart. Luckily her parents still have two that she gets to see often, Bisbee and Paislee.
Spaying and Neutering
If your bunny needs care, we can help. Our doctors are experienced to perform rabbit dentistry, treat ear mites, perform spay and neuter procedures, treat skin diseases, and many other rabbit health issues.

X-Ray
We offer some of the best in mainstream digital radiography for your pet’s needs! From diagnosing fractures and bone lesions to abdominal, heart or lung abnormalities and more, our radiography services are available 24/7! We also offer consultations with certified radiologists when necessary!
Dental Radiology
Includes: Sedation, ultrasonic scaling, oral charting, dental probe, low speed polish, fluoride treatment, SQ fluids, antibiotic injection, and dental x-rays.
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