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As a general rule, the ailments below need to be seen by a veterinarian immediately:
Bloated Abdomen
Difficulty with labor
Hit by Car
Gunshot
Bite wounds from another animal
Ingestion of a toxin
Ingestion of a non-prescribed human medication
Ingestion of a larger than advised dose of prescribed medication for your pet
Seizure activity
Over heating
Excessive panting
Excessive urination
Excessive drinking
Lameness
Inability to bear weight on a limb
Not walking
Vomiting and diarrhea
Swollen face or hives
Envenomation
What You Should Do If Your Pet Is Having an Emergency
If you think your pet is having a medical emergency, it’s important to remain calm so that you can get your pet's medical attention as swiftly and safely as possible.
Please seek medical care at ARISE Veterinary Center or one of our sister hospitals, AVECCC Gilbert or AVECCC Peoria, if your cat or dog needs medical attention.
Meet Our Board-Certified Critical Care Specialists
At ARISE Veterinary Center in Queen Creek, our certified criticalists and highly skilled emergency veterinarians are here for your pet 24/7.
Our Criticalists
Dr. Dana Caldwell
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Marcella Granfone
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Brandi Mattison
DVM, DACVECC
Medical Director
Dr. Tereza Stastny
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Aaron Galton
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Dana Caldwell
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Marcella Granfone
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Brandi Mattison
DVM, DACVECC
Medical Director
Dr. Tereza Stastny
DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Aaron Galton
DVM, DACVECC
