ALTA MESA ANIMAL HOSPITAL

ALTA MESA ANIMAL HOSPITAL We are focused on the people - pet partnership: preventative care helps to keep your pet healthy and
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Small Animal (Cats & Dogs) Pet Hospital on the North West corner of Power and Brown Road in Mesa, AZ.

Summer may be winding down, but the memories are just too cute not to share! 📸Drop your favorite summer pic of your pet ...
08/30/2025

Summer may be winding down, but the memories are just too cute not to share!

📸Drop your favorite summer pic of your pet in the comments or tag us in your post — we’d love to feature more sunny smiles before fall rolls in!

Hot dogs, cold drinks, and… your dog eating a corn cob?! 😅 Avoid a Labor Day mishap with these easy pet safety tips.For ...
08/28/2025

Hot dogs, cold drinks, and… your dog eating a corn cob?! 😅 Avoid a Labor Day mishap with these easy pet safety tips.

For more safety tips and pet advice, click here: https://bit.ly/4laUjMs

Do you ever wonder what we see on cytology when we diagnose your pet with an ear infection? Yeast - looks like a shoe pr...
08/27/2025

Do you ever wonder what we see on cytology when we diagnose your pet with an ear infection?

Yeast - looks like a shoe print 👣
Rods - looks like a grain of rice 🍚
Cocci - is circular like a ball 🟣

Ear infections present themselves in a variety of ways: your pet is shaking their head, scratching at their ears, whining when ears are touched, and in severe cases - reluctant to eat and showing signs of lethargy!

If you are seeing any of these signs, give our office a call to schedule a check up!
☎️480-981-1244

Your cat may be hiding more than just your socks... 🐾Cats are experts at masking illness — so even subtle changes could ...
08/21/2025

Your cat may be hiding more than just your socks... 🐾Cats are experts at masking illness — so even subtle changes could be a sign it’s time for a checkup. Book their wellness visit today!

Below are the heart worm preventions we offer in clinic for both canines and felines. We also have them on our online ph...
08/19/2025

Below are the heart worm preventions we offer in clinic for both canines and felines. We also have them on our online pharmacy! See our prior post on heart worm for more info on how it is transmitted! If you are interested in testing and prevention give our office a call at 480-981-1244🐾

Albert and Sebastian (employee pets) are coming on to wish everyone a very happy national black cat day!🫶🏻🐈‍⬛
08/15/2025

Albert and Sebastian (employee pets) are coming on to wish everyone a very happy national black cat day!🫶🏻🐈‍⬛

🫀🦟 HEARTWORM 🦟🫀Heartworm is transmitted by mosquitoes, which are common here, and it can affect dogs, cats, and even fe...
08/14/2025

🫀🦟 HEARTWORM 🦟🫀
Heartworm is transmitted by mosquitoes, which are common here, and it can affect dogs, cats, and even ferrets. Regular testing is important to catch any infections early! Give our office a call at 480-981-1244 if you are interested in getting your pet scheduled for a heartworm test!

🐾 What’s your pet’s zodiac energy?We matched each sign with a dog and cat breed based on pure vibes. Here's what Leo, Vi...
08/14/2025

🐾 What’s your pet’s zodiac energy?

We matched each sign with a dog and cat breed based on pure vibes. Here's what Leo, Virgo, and Libra are giving.

✨Get to know our doctors!✨Last but certainly not least, Dr. Jorgensen! Dr. Jorgensen grew up in Iowa and wanted to be a ...
08/07/2025

✨Get to know our doctors!✨
Last but certainly not least, Dr. Jorgensen!

Dr. Jorgensen grew up in Iowa and wanted to be a veterinarian since she was 6 years old! She attended Northwestern College in Iowa and graduated with her Bachelor’s in biology and Spanish. She then attended vet school at Iowa State University and graduated with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Her special interests in vet med include surgery, cardiology, and exotic animal medicine. She is so excited to meet you and your pets!

Dr. Jorgensen moved to the Mesa June 2024 and is acclimating to the Arizona heat! In her free time, she enjoys hiking, kayaking, being outdoors, reading, baking, and spending time with her cat Oskar. Let her know if you have any hike recommendations!

Puppy Fever (n.): The uncontrollable urge to snuggle and spoil your tiny floof 🐶While you're soaking in the cuteness, do...
08/07/2025

Puppy Fever (n.): The uncontrollable urge to snuggle and spoil your tiny floof 🐶

While you're soaking in the cuteness, don’t forget: puppies grow fast, and their health needs grow even faster!

Healthy beginnings make for happy tails, book their visit with us today!🐾

✨Get to know our doctors!✨Secondly, Dr. Cooper!🐾Dr. Cooper is an Arizona native! She grew up mainly in Gilbert, and alwa...
08/06/2025

✨Get to know our doctors!✨
Secondly, Dr. Cooper!🐾

Dr. Cooper is an Arizona native! She grew up mainly in Gilbert, and always had a love for animals, especially cats and horses. This love for animals, as well as a passion for science and learning, made her decide around the age of 10 that she wanted to be a veterinarian, and that decision never changed!

She attended the University of Arizona and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in 2010. In 2014, she completed her Doctorate in veterinary medicine at Washington State University.

Dr. Cooper moved back to Arizona immediately following veterinary school and settled in Mesa. In her free time, she enjoys going to Disneyland, seeing musicals and plays, reading, and spending time with her partner Josh and their pets – two dogs: Esmeralda (a greyhound) and Jackson (a mixed-breed), four cats: Juno, Loki, Sebastian, and Winifred, and a tank of fresh water tropical fish.

✨Get to know our doctors!✨Up first, our medical director, Dr. Lanier🐾Dr. Lanier grew up as an Air Force kid, mainly livi...
08/05/2025

✨Get to know our doctors!✨
Up first, our medical director, Dr. Lanier🐾

Dr. Lanier grew up as an Air Force kid, mainly living along the East Coast. Her family settled in South Dakota after retiring from the armed forces. Dr. Lanier loved growing up with animals and knew from a young age she wanted to become a veterinarian.

She attended South Dakota State University, graduating in 2011 with her Bachelor’s and in 2012 with her Master’s degree. She graduated in 2017 from Iowa State University with her Doctorate in veterinary medicine. Her interests include ophthalmology, surgery, physical therapy and rehabilitation.

Dr. Lanier moved to Arizona right after graduating to enjoy the warmer weather and lives in Gilbert. She has 3 fur children: a Husky named Renly, a pitbull named Jetta, and a domestic shorthair named Saki. In her free time, she enjoys running, playing softball, reading and exploring Phoenix.

Her philosophy is to constantly learn and advance the medicine that is practiced here at Alta Mesa Animal Hospital. She loves mentoring doctors and creating a healthy family culture within the hospital. She can’t wait to be given the opportunity to help your pet!

Address

6704 E. Brown Rd.
Mesa, AZ
85205

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+14809811244

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