Valley Fever in Pets: Advanced Care Options for Arizona Dogs and Cats May 13, 2026 in

Valley Fever in Pets: Advanced Care Options for Arizona Dogs and Cats

For pet owners living in Arizona, Valley Fever is more than just a familiar term. It is one of the most common fungal diseases affecting dogs throughout the Southwest and can occasionally impact cats as […]

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Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound: Advanced Imaging, Right Where Your Pet Needs It April 21, 2026 in

Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound: Advanced Imaging, Right Where Your Pet Needs It

When your pet isn’t feeling well, getting clear answers quickly matters. Diagnostic imaging plays a critical role in identifying what’s going on beneath the surface, but not every veterinary clinic has access to advanced tools […]

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When Every Second Counts: Recognizing Pet Emergencies and What to Expect at Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Hospital April 8, 2026 in

When Every Second Counts: Recognizing Pet Emergencies and What to Expect at Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Hospital

Pets have a way of masking discomfort, which means serious health issues can escalate quickly. At Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Hospital, we often see situations where early recognition and fast action make all the difference. […]

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Decluttering Your Home This Spring: Preventing Choking and Obstruction Hazards for Pets March 18, 2026 in

Decluttering Your Home This Spring: Preventing Choking and Obstruction Hazards for Pets

Spring is a popular time to declutter and reorganize living spaces. Closets are emptied, storage bins are sorted, and long forgotten household items are finally discarded. While decluttering can make your home feel lighter and […]

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When Pet Allergies Become an Emergency March 11, 2026 in

When Pet Allergies Become an Emergency

Most seasonal allergies in pets cause itching, skin irritation, or mild discomfort. However, in some cases, allergic reactions can become severe enough to require urgent veterinary care. In Arizona, environmental allergens such as pollen, grasses, […]

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What Does an Emergency Vet Do? March 4, 2026 in

What Does an Emergency Vet Do?

Most pets have a regular veterinarian they visit for wellness exams, vaccines, and routine care. But when a serious health problem happens suddenly, pets often need a different type of medical care. Emergency veterinary hospitals […]

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Dental Health and Emergency Care February 25, 2026 in

Dental Health and Emergency Care

When most pet owners think about emergencies, they picture sudden injuries or unexpected illness. Dental disease rarely feels urgent. But untreated oral infection can become painful quickly and, in some cases, lead to emergency situations. […]

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When Dental Disease Hides in Plain Sight: Risks for Dogs and Cats February 5, 2026 in

When Dental Disease Hides in Plain Sight: Risks for Dogs and Cats

Dental disease rarely announces itself early. Most pets continue eating, playing, and acting normally while plaque, tartar, gum infection, and tooth damage quietly progress. By the time bad breath, drooling, or difficulty chewing becomes noticeable, […]

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Understanding Seasonal Surges in Canine Parvo: What Pet Owners Need to Know January 27, 2026 in

Understanding Seasonal Surges in Canine Parvo: What Pet Owners Need to Know

Canine parvovirus (parvo) is one of the most feared infections in dogs, not just for its severity, but for how quickly it can spread. At Gilbert Queen Creek Vet Hospital, we’re committed to giving you […]

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Puppy Vaccination Planning for Families Visiting GQ Veterinary Emergency & Specialty January 15, 2026 in

Puppy Vaccination Planning for Families Visiting GQ Veterinary Emergency & Specialty

Welcoming a new puppy is an exciting experience, but it also comes with important health decisions early on. While GQ Veterinary Emergency & Specialty focuses on walk-in urgent care, emergency medicine, and specialty services, we […]

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Protecting Your Pup: A Guide to Recognizing and Preventing Parvo January 9, 2026 in

Protecting Your Pup: A Guide to Recognizing and Preventing Parvo

At Gilbert Queen Creek (GQ) Veterinary Hospital, we know that your dog is a vital part of your family. One of the most urgent health risks we treat in our clinic is Canine Parvovirus. This […]

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Keeping Boarding Dogs Safe From Kennel Cough in Gilbert and Queen Creek December 3, 2025 in

Keeping Boarding Dogs Safe From Kennel Cough in Gilbert and Queen Creek

Boarding your dog helps ensure they receive proper care and supervision while you travel, but group environments can increase the risk of contagious illnesses like kennel cough. Understanding kennel cough and taking preventative steps can […]

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When Every Second Counts: GQ Vet’s Emergency Care for Your Pet November 11, 2025 in

When Every Second Counts: GQ Vet’s Emergency Care for Your Pet

Emergencies don’t wait for convenient hours, and neither do we. At Gilbert Queen Creek Veterinary Clinic, our emergency department is open 24/7 to provide immediate, expert care when your pet needs it most. Whether it’s […]

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Protecting Your Pet from Swallowing Dangerous Objects November 5, 2025 in

Protecting Your Pet from Swallowing Dangerous Objects

As pet owners, we know how curious our furry friends can be. Dogs love to explore the world with their mouths, and cats can’t resist batting at or chewing on new objects. While this behavior […]

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A Pet Owner’s Guide to Common Household Food Dangers October 29, 2025 in

A Pet Owner’s Guide to Common Household Food Dangers

Our pets hold a special place in our hearts and homes. As loving owners, it’s natural to want to share our lives—and sometimes our food—with them. While a small bite from your plate may seem […]

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Is Your Dog’s Chew Toy Safe? A Guide for Gilbert Pet Owners October 23, 2025 in

Is Your Dog’s Chew Toy Safe? A Guide for Gilbert Pet Owners

For our dogs, chew toys are more than simple playthings. They serve as essential tools for dental health, provide critical mental stimulation, and satisfy a deep-seated instinct to chew. As caring pet owners in Gilbert, […]

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Protect Your Pets: Is Your Garden a Hidden Danger? October 16, 2025 in

Protect Your Pets: Is Your Garden a Hidden Danger?

Your garden might be your pride and joy—a place to relax, enjoy the sunshine, and admire the beauty of nature. But for your pets, it’s an exciting world of exploration, filled with new smells, textures, […]

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When Everyday Items Become Emergencies: 10 Common Pet Toxins October 10, 2025 in

When Everyday Items Become Emergencies: 10 Common Pet Toxins

We know your pet’s safety is your top priority. While you’ve likely pet-proofed your home against obvious dangers, many common household items pose a hidden, toxic threat to dogs, cats, and even exotic pets. Accidental […]

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GQ Vet Clinic Support Center

Expert care for happy, healthy pets.

Resources

Hours

Open 24 Hours Everyday!

18610 E Rittenhouse Rd Building B
Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Payment Options

  • Cash
  • Credit Card
  • CareCredit
  • Trupanion

Pet Rescues

This is a list of rescues that we support and help.

Dog Parks

Several dog-friendly parks and restaurants in the area.

  • Pocket Park for Pups
  • 22526 S Ellsworth Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ, US 85142
  • Mansel Carter Oasis Park
  • 19535 E Appleby Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ, US 85142
  • Cosmo Dog Park
  • 2502 E Ray Rd
  • Gilbert, AZ 85296
  • Uncle Bear’s Grill & Tap
  • 21151 S Rittenhouse Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • Creek Side Taco Shack
  • 20401 S Sossaman Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • The Bistro
  • 22721 S Ellsworth Rd #107
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • Lucky Lou’s
  • 23706 S Power Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Payment Help

If you are in need of a payment plan or financial assistance with your pet’s medical care you may contact some of the following resources for assistance. We offer payments plans with no interest financing for 6 months through Care Credit.