How to Spot Arthritis Pain in Your Senior Pet Early September 30, 2025 in

How to Spot Arthritis Pain in Your Senior Pet Early

Arthritis is one of the most common conditions in senior dogs and cats, yet many cases go unnoticed until discomfort becomes significant. Because pets cannot tell us when something hurts, it is up to owners […]

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Keeping Your Pet Moving: Arthritis Prevention Tips September 24, 2025 in

Keeping Your Pet Moving: Arthritis Prevention Tips

Arthritis (also called degenerative joint disease or osteoarthritis) can gradually steal mobility and comfort from our furry family members. At Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian and Specialty Center, we believe there’s plenty you can do […]

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How Nutrition Can Help Preserve Joint Health in Aging Pets September 17, 2025 in

How Nutrition Can Help Preserve Joint Health in Aging Pets

As pets grow older, joint aches, stiffness, and lower mobility often become part of their everyday lives. Along with veterinary treatment and therapy, nutrition plays a huge role in helping senior pets stay comfortable, active, […]

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How Often Should You Get Your Pet’s Teeth Cleaned? August 22, 2025 in

How Often Should You Get Your Pet’s Teeth Cleaned?

When thinking about your pet’s health, dental care is often easy to overlook. Yet, it’s just as important as nutrition, exercise, and regular checkups. Dogs and cats are vulnerable to plaque, tartar, gum disease, and […]

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What to Feed a Dog with Diarrhea: Expert Guidance from Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian and Specialty Center July 24, 2025 in

What to Feed a Dog with Diarrhea: Expert Guidance from Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian and Specialty Center

At Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian and Specialty Center, we see our fair share of urgent gastrointestinal cases. One of the most common reasons dog parents bring their pets to our ER, especially after hours, […]

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Is Your Dog’s Poop a Medical Emergency? July 17, 2025 in

Is Your Dog’s Poop a Medical Emergency?

A Comprehensive Guide from Your Local Emergency Veterinary Hospital At Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Specialty Center, we know that not every pet emergency begins with limping, seizures, or sudden collapse. Sometimes, the first […]

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Why Is My Dog Having Diarrhea? July 14, 2025 in

Why Is My Dog Having Diarrhea?

What Pet Owners Need to Know At Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Specialty Center, we know how unsettling it is to see your dog sick, especially when they’re dealing with diarrhea. It’s messy, smelly, […]

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Understanding Kennel Cough: What Dog Owners Should Know – From an Emergency Veterinary Perspective June 27, 2025 in ,

Understanding Kennel Cough: What Dog Owners Should Know – From an Emergency Veterinary Perspective

Understanding Kennel Cough: What Dog Owners Should Know – From an Emergency Veterinary Perspective At our emergency hospital, we often see worried pet parents whose dogs are coughing, gagging, or struggling to breathe, especially during […]

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Anal Glands June 11, 2025 in

Anal Glands

Anal Glands and Your Pet: What You Should Know If you’ve ever seen your dog scoot across the carpet or noticed your cat obsessively licking their rear, you may have wondered: What’s going on back […]

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What Human Foods Are Safe For My Pet To Eat? May 8, 2025 in

What Human Foods Are Safe For My Pet To Eat?

As a general rule, if you are unsure if a food is safe for your dog, please do not feed it to them. Foods extremely toxic to your pet Grapes/raisins Onions Garlic Sugar free gum, […]

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Why is my dog/cat eating grass? May 8, 2025 in

Why is my dog/cat eating grass?

Q: Why is my dog/cat eating grass? A: There are numerous reasons that dogs and cats will eat grass and other plants. Many dogs and cats eat grass and other plants because they just like […]

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Maybe my dog needs a pedicure? May 8, 2025 in

Maybe my dog needs a pedicure?

Why does my pet keep licking his paws? There are numerous reasons your pet may be licking their paws, including allergies, pain, or anxiety to name a few. If your pet is licking for more […]

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Why Does My Dog Bark so Much? May 8, 2025 in

Why Does My Dog Bark so Much?

Dogs bark for many reasons including: – They are excited! – They are nervous or scared – They are giving a warning – They are trying to get the attention of another animal or human […]

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Why does my cat keep peeing outside the litterbox? May 8, 2025 in

Why does my cat keep peeing outside the litterbox?

First thing we need to figure out is if this is a medical issue or behavioral, most of the time there is an underlying condition going on. Medical issues Your cat could be suffering from […]

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Why can’t my pet stop itching? May 8, 2025 in

Why can’t my pet stop itching?

An itchy pet can be one of the first signs of an underlying allergy. An allergy is essentially the immune system overreacting to an otherwise harmless substance and causing inflammation. Most pets with allergies tend […]

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What’s the best diet for my pet? May 8, 2025 in

What’s the best diet for my pet?

Choosing the right food for your pet can be daunting given the amount of options available. The answer is not a clear-cut one. The best food for your dog depends on life stage and any […]

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My pet ate something toxic – Should I Be Worried? May 8, 2025 in

My pet ate something toxic – Should I Be Worried?

As a pet owner, being able to identify toxins that can be harmful to our furry friends is of utmost importance. Not only to prevent exposure but to also understand what effects they can have […]

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What should I do if my pet gets stung by a bee? May 8, 2025 in

What should I do if my pet gets stung by a bee?

If your pet has been stung by a bee then the biggest thing is to monitor for an allergic reaction.  Allergic reactions can happen the first time a pet is stung but more likely when […]

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GQ Vet Clinic Support Center

Expert care for happy, healthy pets.

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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.