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09/01/2025

🐾 Happy Labor Day from all of us at AVECC!

While many are enjoying a well-deserved holiday, our dedicated teams are here to make sure your pets are cared for if the unexpected happens. ❤️

📍 AVECC Buckeye: Open 9 AM – 9 PM for urgent and emergency care

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy holiday! 🐶🐱✨

08/27/2025

Congratulations to Elsa - our Employee of the Month!

I have been in the field for over 10 years. I have 5 dogs and 1 cat.
I have 3 jobs. When I am not working, I like to hang out at home with my pets and shop online.
I started working at AVECCC the end of January. I have really enjoyed working with both teams, they are both great and amazing!
You can see the passion that each and every one of them has to help each patient.

08/26/2025

Dogs make every day brighter - but today is their day! 🐾🐶 We’re showing off our team's doggy friends to celebrate International Dog Day. Post a pic of your pup in the comments so we can see those happy faces too! How are you celebrating today?

08/22/2025

🐾 Today is National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day! 🐾 Regular examinations are an important way to keep our feline friends healthy and thriving.

These sweet kittens were rescued by Peoria Animal Control officers (featured in some older but amazing photos) in 116° temperatures and received the care and love they need from our team. A reminder that every cat deserves a chance at a healthy life - and that starts with routine veterinary visits.

Preventive care = more playtime, more snuggles, and more purrs. Schedule your kitty’s check-up with your primary DVM today! 🐱✨

08/19/2025

Meet Junebug (and her kittens!) - our Patient of the Month!🐾

Starting out as a stray cat on the mountain 🌄 Miss June Bug trusted human hands to help raise her new litter of kittens. Bringing them to her new found mom one by one over the course of 12 hours, Miss June Bug was pleased to have a safe place to lie and rest with her kittens. We first saw Miss June Bug for anorexia and nausea. Hoping some anti-nausea medication would do the trick, her owner took her home to continue caring for her babies. Unfortunately, we saw her again 2 weeks later, at the end of her nursing the kittens, with increased pain and GI symptoms. Miss June Bug stayed in the hospital for 12 hours on pain medication and IV fluids. She was being hand-fed chicken and given plenty of cuddles by the doctors and staff and was able to go home the same day. Her x-rays and bloodwork results all came back within normal limits. Her owner did a wonderful job caring for the kittens at home in Miss June Bug's absence. 🐈 Today June Bug is eating well and gaining weight. All 5 of her kittens are healthy and working on finding their forever homes as well. All of us at AVECCC Buckeye are grateful to of had the opportunity to meet this little family and support Miss June Bug. It is true, it does take a village to raise and baby, or kittens alike.

07/31/2025

As we wrap up July, we want to send a huge shoutout to our amazing team members hitting their anniversaries with us this month! You bring heart, hustle, and so much joy to our hospital every day. We’re lucky to have each of you! 💙

07/30/2025

Keep your pets happy and hydrated this summer! ☀️🐾 Check out these tips to help them beat the heat indoors and out. Stay cool, pet friends! 💦

💦 Endless supply of fresh, cool drinking water
💦 Frozen, pet-friendly treats
💦 Cooling mat, bandana, and/or towel
💦 Shaded area with an outside-equipped fan
💦 Kiddie pool filled with water
💦 Access to A/C and belly rubs

If you experience an emergency with your pet this summer, contact your veterinarian immediately.

07/28/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Belinda Lowes - our Employee of the Month!

Here's a little bit more about her:
-She just moved here from the Pacific Northwest 5 months ago, grew up in Spokane, Washington
-She's enjoying the warm weather for first time ever in her life and had been enduring cold, long winters in Canada for the last 10 years
-She's enjoying her AVECCC family keeping her on her toes with their strong personalities, their top-notch medicine, and dedication to patient care
-She is looking forward to exploring all the places to adventure around the area and wants to do some hiking, horseback riding, and kayaking

07/24/2025

Meet Willow - our Patient of the Month! 🐾

Willow presented to AVECCC Buckeye for acute strangulation as a result of playtime with her best friend (and sister) gone wrong. Willow's sister, Daisy (the doodle), accidentally got Willow's collar caught in her mouth which caused Willow's injuries. After a day of hospitalization and diagnostics to ensure Willow didn't have any other underlying concerns, she was discharged back to her family and her owner reports that she is doing phenomenal at home and can't thank us enough for our care and compassion. We loved caring for the sweet girl! 🐕

07/23/2025

Be prepared for pet emergencies—know how to safely move your injured pet and protect both of you. Towels or blankets can work as stretchers, and handling them gently is key.

🚑 Towels, blankets, bedsheets, or pet beds can double as a pet stretcher to carry and lift your pet into the car carefully.
🚑 If you live alone and have a large dog breed, you could invest in a wheeled pet stretcher or wagon to have on hand just in case.
🚑 Injured animals are more likely to bite or claw out of fear or pain, so be careful when moving your pet. For dogs, you may need to use a temporary muzzle to prevent a bite injury. For cats, it is best to approach them from behind and wrap them in a thick towel or blanket to protect yourself from biting or scratching.
🚑 Handle the injured animal as little as possible to prevent further injury to the pet or yourself.
🚑 If you are able to, call the emergency vet to alert them you are on the way so they can prepare for your arrival.

07/22/2025

Delighted to have supported your pup, LS!

07/16/2025

Keep your dog's paws safe this summer! 🌞 Hot pavement and artificial grass can burn sensitive paw pads in just seconds. Walk during cooler hours, test the ground with your hand, and consider protective booties. Watch for signs of burns like limping, discoloration, or blisters—and reach out to your vet if you notice any of these symptoms. 🐾

Address

19345 W Indian School Road
Litchfield Park, AZ
85340

Telephone

+16028051500

Website

http://www.azervets.com/

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