Healthy Paws and Hooves

Arizona's only caring and comprehensive mobile clinic.

(520) 610-6388

Dr. David Barnes

Healthy Paws and Hooves is a mobile clinic with an experienced veterinarian, Dr. David Barnes. Also known to many as the Cowboy Doctor. He brings a soft touch with an abundance of knowledge and care. For many years, Dr. Barnes has been helping clients and their loved ones all across the state of Arizona. From mobile clinics to local clinics as a relief veterinarian and of course house calls, you may have already seen him in action.

Coming to a Cal Ranch near you soon!

Can't get into town... Too many animals? Call for information regarding our home appointments. Let the Cowboy Doctor Come to you.

Monthly Clinics

Check our Calendar page often as we organize numerous clinics throughout the year.

Why Us? Why Mobile Vet or Walk In Clinic at a Store?

o Pets with an aversion to carriers/cages

o Pets with a tendency to become ill during a car ride or nervous away from home

o Waiting Room agression/anxiety

o Pets with certain medical conditions that can be exacerbated with excitement or with alterations in their usual routine

o A client with large or multiple pets

Services

Vaccinations

Parasite Prevention

Bloodwork

Annual Check-Up

Micro Chipping

Allergies

Heartworm and Leukemia Tests

Wound Care Lacerations

Nutrition Consultations

Equine Management

Lameness

We currently offer monthly services at a Cal Ranch near you.

Goodyear, Tucson, Casa Grande, and Sierra Vista.

The University of Arizona

Currently, Dr. Barnes has a relationship with the University of Arizona as well. The Veterinary and Animal Science students gain vital clinic hours and experience with Dr. Barnes while traveling across the state of Arizona. The students take time out of their busy school schedules to gain experience and expose themselves to various animals they might not see in traditional settings. Dr. Barnes loves to talk about animals and veterinary medicine with his vast knowledge and years of experiences. You might see students at your next clinic. Wish them well and thank them for volunteering their time.

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