We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your pet’s health care. Our goal is to practice the highest quality of care with compassion and an emphasis on quality client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.

Intensive Care Services:

  • Feline Urinary Obstruction (Blocked Cat)
  • Toxicities and Ingestions of Foreign Materials
  • Hit By Car
  • Heat Stroke
  • Rattlesnake Bites
  • Seizures
  • Breathing or Cardiac Abnormalities
  • Head trauma
  • Traumatic Injuries
  • Hypoglycemia
  • Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)
  • Anemia
  • Blood Transfusions
  • Internal Bleeding
  • Parvo & Distemper
  • Anaphylactic Shock

Oxygen Therapies offered at GQ

High Flow Oxygen Therapy – Delivers heated and humidified medical oxygen at adjustable flow rates to your pet.

Oxygen Cages (Snyder Cage) – Noninvasive oxygen therapy that allows the pet to sit at an oxygen concentration higher than room air.

Nasal Cannulas – Offers supplement oxygen concentrations slightly higher than room air.

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Really nice, caring, and trustworthy. I brought my pup in they took great care of her and really explained everything well to me :) thanks guys!
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Trent W.
5/22/2026
5 star rating
My 3 year old Tuxedo cat who I love dearly, Sabrina, got into some Lilys which l then learned is toxic to cats so I brought her here for treatment. She stayed a few nights for fluids and monitoring in the ICU before she was fortunately safe and cleared to go home with me. The entire time the staff treated Sabrina and I with compassion, respect, and sincere care. They had stellar communication, giving me updates multiple times a day with pictures, and they were up front and honest about the plan of care and potential costs. I'm so grateful for the quality of care Sabrina received and the entire team at GQVET. Thank you for everything! To anyone needing an emergency vet, you've found a good one here.
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Jaren L.
6/03/2024
IT HAS BEEN A DAY YALL.
First, Lee was in labor on and off for the past 2 now 3 days. She gave birth to her mini-me girl, and SP yesterday around midday.
Then Guts the lil dark Grey runty arrived this morning, and he came out fighting !
All are latched and getting stronger.
Leela was still struggling though with dystocia( a difficult labor) and the remnants of it.
So she hasnt really been active and was very lethargic. Today she had a high fever of 104F and was straining. We couldn't tell why. Wondered about another kitten and the situation became dire IF that was the case.
We took her to a vet by way of amazing friends and my husband mid work to bring us home after ( a hero❤️🥹) and kudos to my cousin for watching my babies while i went to try and save her cat ( plus kittens need their mama)

We went to Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Pet Urgent Care
And everyone was amazing!! Amazing. There was a vet with the coolest Harley Quinn and Joker tattoos too and she was who administer the fluids that someone donated for us.
We got Xray done and there was the best mews ever...no retained kitten!
But she was dehydrated and constipated something terrible.

Now we await that first dreaded postpartum bowel movement ( sorry Lee! I get it! Im 8 months postpartum and still dread bms at times)
And monitor her. Shes been nursing immediately and growling at anyone and thing that isn't deemed her safe people.
I..e shes a very good and protective mama cat! Go Leela! Total attitude change.
Her usually annoyingly silly/ immature self is no more..shes docile and protective and very careful with her babies. Its quite a change honestly. Shes only 2 or 3 years old quite young.
The fluids is to help soften her bm and we are feeding her soft protein-packed kitten food and bringing water to her face so she can rest and nurse.

Thanks for tuning in to Leela''s birthing story ❤️
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Salicia F.
6/29/2026
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The team at Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Vet center went above and beyond when we brought in our rescued kitten. Unfortunately, she didn’t make it due to fading kitten syndrome, but the level of kindness and care they showed us during such a difficult time was truly astounding. We are so grateful for Dr. Hodges and the entire staff for their compassion and support. They made an incredibly hard experience a little easier, and we’ll always appreciate it.
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Alexis V.
6/09/2025
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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.