Arizona
Unparalleled Veterinary Services Focused on Veterinary Cardiology in Arizona
Take care of your pet’s heart health with the help of Valley Veterinary Cardiology (VVC). We provide exceptional stationary and mobile veterinary solutions focused on veterinary cardiology in Arizona. Our comprehensive services are designed to support referring veterinary hospitals in making confident clinical decisions for animals with cardiac concerns.
Our Key Veterinary Cardiology Services in the Grand Canyon State
Our veterinary cardiologist-led mobile and stationary services help prioritize every aspect of heart health care for pets, from oversight and interpretation to real-time veterinary care availability. VVC’s core services include:
- Blood Pressure Assessment
- Cardiac Disease Monitoring and Treatment Planning
- Comprehensive Echocardiography
- Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease Evaluation
- Doppler and Functional Cardiac Assessment
- ECG, Holter, and Event Monitoring
- Interventional and Advanced Procedures
- Balloon Valvuloplasty
- Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) Occlusion Using CDO Devices
- Pacemaker Implantation and Long-Term Management
- Pre-Anesthetic Cardiac Screening
- Thoracic Radiograph Review
About Our Arizona Stationary Veterinary Cardiology Service Site
VVC offers scheduled veterinary cardiology consultations and specialty cardiac services at Midwestern University within a collaborative academic and referral environment. We also provide mobile diagnostic services directly to referring veterinary hospitals and wherever needed to expand access to specialty cardiology care from Scottsdale, East Valley, West Valley, and Casa Grande to Queen Creek, Prescott, Prescott Valley, and the rest of Northern Arizona.
Common Heart Conditions That Our Veterinary Cardiologists Can Help Treat in Pets
Degenerative Valvular Disease (DVD)
A common heart condition in dogs affecting the valves of the heart that may lead to progressive cardiac changes and congestive heart failure. DVD can be managed with expert diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care.
Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)
A progressive heart disease in dogs and cats where the heart muscle weakens, chambers enlarge, and the heart struggles to pump blood effectively. Early diagnosis and treatment for pets diagnosed with DCM can help prolong their quality of life.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)
A common progressive heart disease in cats that causes the heart's muscle walls to thicken and reduces its efficiency. Early diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for feline HCM can help reduce the risk of complications like congestive heart failure and blood clots.
Schedule a Consultation Today
Whether you are a pet owner seeking diagnosis and treatment or a veterinarian requesting mobile veterinary cardiology support, please do not hesitate to reach out to us today to schedule a consultation or discuss case coordination. Our team will help determine the best pathway for specialty cardiac care.