Central Animal Hospital

4020 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85712

Central Animal Hospital is a veterinary hospital in Tucson, AZ providing veterinary medical care, surgical services, and preventative wellness.

Call (520) 323-9912
5 servicesBirds, Reptiles
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VaccinationsDental CareSurgeryDigital RadiologyIn-House Laboratory

What Central Animal Hospital says

In their own words, from centralah.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • DentistryPet Dental Health
  • Surgeryprovides experienced veterinary medical and surgical care for dogs and cats in Tucson
  • X-raysA high-frequency computerized x-ray machine, which provides the highest quality films with the least exposure of the patient to radiation.
  • Exotic petsour experience allows us to offer complete veterinary services for the more unique pet - birds, reptiles, ferrets, rabbits, and other exotics.
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2 species under this roof

BirdsReptiles
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