Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ

Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ No appointments necessary. Our highly trained veterinarians, technicians, and support staff are here for you any time of the day or night, 24/7.
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The experienced doctors and staff at Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center (AVECCC) are available for urgent, emergency, and life-threatening dog and cat patient care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When seconds count in a pet emergency, our team at Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center (AVECCC) in Gilbert, AZ, makes a difference! We work closely with your family veter

inarian to ensure the best care for your pet. Our staff respects the human animal bond, treating each pet and owner with dignity, compassion, and kindness.

World Pet Memorial Day is a time to remember the companions who changed our lives with their unconditional love.As veter...
06/09/2026

World Pet Memorial Day is a time to remember the companions who changed our lives with their unconditional love.

As veterinary professional, it is a privilege to care for pets and support the people who love them through every stage of life, including the hardest goodbyes.

Today, we honor the cherished pets who are deeply missed but never forgotten. 🖤 🐾

06/04/2026

It's national hug your cat day!
Whether they're glued to your side or only acknowledge you when it's time for dinner, today is the perfect day to show your cat a little extra love.
Drop a photo of your feline friend in the comments! 📸🐾

At AVECCC, we believe that compassion, respect, and inclusion make us stronger—both as a team and as a community.This Pr...
06/01/2026

At AVECCC, we believe that compassion, respect, and inclusion make us stronger—both as a team and as a community.

This Pride Month, we celebrate the diversity of our employees, clients, and patients. We are committed to fostering a workplace where everyone feels welcome, valued, and supported, regardless of who they are or who they love.

As we continue our mission of providing exceptional care to pets and their families, we are proud to stand with the LGBTQ+ community and recognize the importance of creating spaces where everyone can feel safe, respected, and empowered.

From our AVECCC family to yours, Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🐾

Foxtails are small barbed grass awns that can lead to big problems. These barbed grass awns can become lodged in your pe...
05/30/2026

Foxtails are small barbed grass awns that can lead to big problems. These barbed grass awns can become lodged in your pets paws, ears, nose, eyes, or skin and can move deeper into the body.
After walks, hikes, or time in any dry grassy area, take some time to check your pet closely.
If you notice any symptoms that come on suddenly or worsen quickly, it may be time for emergency care!
https://www.azervets.com/
(480) 497-0222

Heading into Memorial Day Weekend, we want to remind pet owners that we'll be here if your pet needs emergency care.Wish...
05/23/2026

Heading into Memorial Day Weekend, we want to remind pet owners that we'll be here if your pet needs emergency care.

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy holiday weekend.
https://www.azervets.com/

Meet Treble Pearson 🐾Treble, a 10-year-old Rat Terrier mix, underwent a splenectomy with Dr.Bates at ARISE in October 20...
05/21/2026

Meet Treble Pearson 🐾

Treble, a 10-year-old Rat Terrier mix, underwent a splenectomy with Dr.Bates at ARISE in October 2025 after a splenic mass was discovered incidentally on abdominal ultrasound. Thankfully, the mass was benign, and Treble is now doing great!

Pictured with Treble is his owner, Dr.Pearson ❤️

“His recovery was incredibly smooth. He loved his time with the wonderful surgery and ER nurses at ARISE and would recommend their skills 10/10.”

We’re so grateful to our sister hospital, ARISE, for providing exceptional care and helping Treble get back to feeling his best.



Thank you Dr.Pearson for sharing Treble's story!

This Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week, we're recognizing the compassion, skill, and dedication veterinary assistan...
05/20/2026

This Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week, we're recognizing the compassion, skill, and dedication veterinary assistants bring to every emergency case.
Thank you to for the incredible care, support, and teamwork you provide to pets, families, and your hospital team every single day. 🐾 💙

Congratulations to Shavonne (“Pige”) for being selected as the Lightning Learner Superhero of the Month! Pige is a Veter...
05/17/2026

Congratulations to Shavonne (“Pige”) for being selected as the Lightning Learner Superhero of the Month! Pige is a Veterinary Technician Assistant who is always eager to learn and grow. Although this is her first role in the veterinary field, she has already made a wonderful impact during her 5+ months at AVECCC.

Pige shared, “I learn something new every day! The team here is truly amazing, and their skills and kindness are top-notch. Everyone is so willing to teach and help others grow. I’m so thankful for them!”

Outside of work, Pige enjoys spending time with her husband and three daughters. Between work and school, family time is especially important to her. Their household also includes two black Goldendoodles, Titan and Lady, along with three pet rats named Togepi, Silky, and Oreo. We appreciate Pige and her happy, helpful personality as she helps our clients and patients. 🤩 ❤️

Temps are rising in Arizona! Hot cars and rising temperatures can become dangerous for pets in minutes.As we slowly cree...
05/16/2026

Temps are rising in Arizona! Hot cars and rising temperatures can become dangerous for pets in minutes.
As we slowly creep into the triple digits, taking a few extra precautions can make all the difference in helping prevent a heat-related emergency.
Watch for signs of heat stroke in your pet, including excessive panting, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, unsteady movement, bright red or pale gums, and collapse. If you notice any of these symptoms, seek veterinary care immediately.
Stay mindful, prepared, and hydrated. Help keep your pets safe this summer.

On Endangered Species Day, we’re reminded that conservation is often thought of in terms of distant habitats and rare wi...
05/15/2026

On Endangered Species Day, we’re reminded that conservation is often thought of in terms of distant habitats and rare wildlife.

But in emergency veterinary medicine, what we see reflects the world around us.

We may only treat dogs and cats, but their health is shaped by the same environment we all share. The toxins in our homes and yards, the way we manage waste, the choices we make about products and prevention don’t stay contained to our households.

What we wish people knew is this:
We can treat the emergency in front of us, but prevention always starts outside the hospital.

A healthier environment for pets is part of a healthier world for everything living in it.

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86 W. Juniper Avenue , Suite 1
Gilbert, AZ
85233

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