I first came to San Tan Animal Hospital when my little male Pomeranian had a problem with his eye…read more I was worried that if I delayed he might lose his vision in that eye so when our regular vet couldn't get him in, I searched Yelp and decided to call San Tan Animal Hospital. They got him in that day and over the course of 3 visits a week apart, healed his badly scratched cornea. So then when my little female Pomeranian had a problem with limping that didn't get taken care of by my original vet, I brought her to this same clinic. They found what was causing the limp and are treating her. They got me in quickly, there was not a long wait in the waiting room, which I'd experienced at the other vet and find stressful for myself and my dog, and everyone was wonderful. Yesterday my little boy was so ill, they drew blood, urine, and sent me home with pain meds for him. They quickly diagnosed that he was in a diabetic crisis (my wording, not theirs), called me since we'd left already, and they explained he neededd to go immediately to an emergency vet to get a large amount of IV fluids and insulin. Due to his advanced age - 14 - I decided after consulting with Dr. Getty that it was time to let him cross the rainbow bridge. Even as busy as they were they fit me in almost immediately. They quickly found a room for me to wait in, explained what would happen, and did everything they could to make both me and my sweet boy comfortable. Monika and Dr. Getty were so very kind, caring, and compassionate. They stayed with me with my little guy went to sleep and were careful to let me know I could sit with him until I was ready to leave. Once I was ready, they led me out a side door so I didn't have to go through the waiting room, which was very kind. I can't recommend this vet practice highly enough. I'd give them 100 stars if that was possible! Don't hesitate to take your cherished pet to this veterinary practice. My dogs have been seen by 3 vets and their tech here and everyone has been fantastic. The office staff is also wonderful and as kind and caring as the rest of the staff.

This is the BEST vet in all of the valley. I now live 45 minutes away and will always come here…read morebased on prices, availability and how extremely friendly all of my experiences have been.

I've been coming to QC Veterinary Clinic in Queen Creek for about 9 months now after previously…read moreleaving for about 4 years. I originally stopped going due to some concerns I had at the time with the older facility and decided to take my pets elsewhere. Since then, they have reorganized and renovated, and I can honestly say my experience has been very positive since returning. The staff is friendly, the pricing feels reasonable, and they offer a lot of support and guidance whenever I have questions. I recently brought my dog Luna in to discuss a spay procedure, and I felt like all of my questions were answered thoroughly. I left feeling very comfortable and confident moving forward with her care. One of the biggest advantages is their hours--they are open late and also on weekends, which is incredibly convenient compared to most veterinary offices that are only open standard 9-5 hours with limited Fridays. I also really appreciate the wellness plan. Even though I also have pet insurance, the wellness plan covers a lot of routine exams and even things like nail trims, which makes visits quick and easy since I just request it each time. There was an issue when my puppy was first seen, but I have to give credit where it's due--they addressed it properly, corrected the situation, and ultimately regained my trust. No place is perfect, but overall I feel confident and comfortable continuing to bring my puppy here moving forward.

We initially trusted this clinic with our dog's diabetes diagnosis and treatment, and while the…read morediagnosis itself was made promptly, the follow-up care and communication have been very disappointing. Managing diabetes requires timely guidance and support, especially in the early weeks. Unfortunately, we experienced long gaps in communication, unable to even talk directly to a vet and receiving delayed messaged through reception staff, limited direction on dosing adjustments, and difficulty getting responses when we had urgent questions about blood glucose readings. At this point, we have not heard from anyone in two weeks now, confirming our decision to seek help elsewhere. This lack of support made an already stressful situation significantly more overwhelming, and ultimately led us to transition care to a specialist. Since doing so, the difference in communication and proactive management has been substantial. We share this feedback in hopes that future clients navigating a new diagnosis--especially something as involved as diabetes--receive more consistent guidance, clearer communication, and timely follow-up. So disappointing.

My dog was transferred here with a large mass on his spleen. We were treated with genuine care and…read morecompassion from the very beginning through the follow up calls after discharge. It was a very stressful situation. Dr Bauman was incredibly patient when discussing difficult possibilities, including worst case scenarios like euthanasia. Once I decided to pursue surgery Dr Bates informed me of every step and risk and made me feel much more confident in my decision. The team was respectful and patient for my many questions. They took the time to explain all of our options in ways I could understand, sometimes multiple times when my stress and emotions kept me from processing the info. I never felt rushed or dismissed. Thanks to their kindness and professionalism I felt reassured during an extremely difficult situation. I'm grateful to Dr Bates, Dr Bauman, Dr Reeves and the nursing team for taking care of my pup as well as me

Our pup was sick, found out she had a fever 105 degree In…read morebad shape needed over night W/ meds Next day we brought her home She's getting better each day The staff was excellent in every way She was their #1 patient at that time & next day

Compassion is in the name for a reason! Got my husband and I's fur baby Buck seen right away with…read moreshort notice. The receptionist was so sweet and the veterinarian was very knowledgeable and got us exactly what we needed for Buck! Great price and service. We found our new place!

This vet is AMAZING! My dog passed away yesterday and I called an hour and half of closing to see…read moreif they can help cremate my dog. Both ladies at the front were "compassionate", caring and can tell they love animals. I HIGHLY recommend this vet. They were so nice and helpful to ease the pain of losing my dog.

I can't say enough about this place! We had an emergency with our 2 year old cat at 3:30 in the…read moremorning. We rushed here and ended up having to put our boy down. We were treated with such care - as this was such an unexpected situation. They didn't make the service about money at all - and everything was VERY reasonable. The staff was absolutely amazing. Immediately brought us in to check on our cat and broke everything down. While this wasn't what we were hoping for, they made it easier to digest. We received a card in the mail today from all of the workers and they personally signed us a card. I couldn't imagine going anywhere else with how abrupt our situation was - and I can't thank them enough for helping us during one of the most challenging times in our lives. We drove to this location for the reviews online and I'm glad we listened. Thank you so much! Highly recommend.

The male vet king and and the female vet tech Shelby will kill given the opportunity and blatantly…read morefalsifying their report to hide behind. They are careless and endanger pets or worse kill them like they did Sirena 3-3-26. Also Stephany the manager helps to cover it up and will belittle you. Read the reviews I'm not the only one who has had this experience. A man had to bury his best friend in one. A woman almost lost her kitty in another, took them to court and a judge ruled the vet was not fit for practice suspended license for a year. Read the reviews. Almost a quarter of them are the same thing. Sirena's life was taken because they failed to run appropriate tests including xray to determine and diagnose. They lead to her getting worse not better and then administered incorrect dosage for sedation and pain management leading to death. They failed to properly supervise her under anesthesia. They failed to inform me of any risks, alternatives, or the prognosis of the treatment. They lied on the report several times falsifying what happened so they could be unaccountable. This place did not care about the consequences of taking a life nor what it does to a family after the fact. Sirena was a victim and this will happen again unless you don't give them the chance. My Sirena was with me everyday for 4 years and trusted me to take care of her and I let her down going to this place. She deserved better! It breaks my heart reliving being at Gilbert Queen Creek emergency veterinarian and specialist center. I know Sirena would be alive today if I had gone elsewhere. Crystal the hospital director called 5/1/26 offering 300$ "on the books" saying they could have done better. I will never go back to Gilbert queen creek emergency veterinarian. I was shocked she would even insinuate that I would. The grief of losing Sirena and having conversations with these people mentally and physically takes a toll on me. If Sirena was given critical care, the right care from the right specialist, she would be alive today.

Excellent customer service! They have urgent care appointments if you need to see them. Our cat…read morehad an issue with his behind after pooping. I think it was a hemorrhoid. The doctor didn't want to examine him so late in the day without a sedative because it would've been a bit traumatic so we made a plan that if it bothers him again, I will give him something at home and then bring him in. I really appreciate that. They don't just want to do the exam And traumatize him since it wasn't an emergency. It was prudent to wait.

Just moved here a few months ago from out of state and needed to find a vet. As a vet tech of 15…read moreyrs it is important to me to find a great hospital. I have been 3 times since moving here and each visit has been great. They are very organized, knowledgeable, and friendly. I appreciate their care to my pups. Communication after via text for lab results or refills is amazing as well. I would recommend to anyone! Thanks team for doing a great job- you are all appreciated for your hard work!

We were looking for a vet in Queen Creek to take our new puppy to and came across this clinic…read morebecause it had amazing reviews. And this place did not disappoint. Staff was so beyond nice and friendly from the moment we walked in. They made the entire experience a paw-istive one the entire visit. Our little guy was happy because he got to have a lick mat while the doctor was looking at him. I'm excited to make this our go-to vet for our little guy and I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for an amazing vet clinic! Thank you, Revel Vet!

We were able to get into Revel last week to check out our new kitten Hoak who appeared to be…read moreabandoned by his mamma in our backyard. Dr. Liz and the staff were friendly and very helpful. They gave us the medication needed to treat his infection along with dewormer to help get him on the road to a healthy life. She recommended some food as well which he took to right away.

had a deeply upsetting experience with this clinic and feel it's important to share…read more We brought our dog in seeking help and trusted that he would be properly evaluated and treated. After paying nearly $2,000, we were given a diagnosis that turned out to be incorrect. Shortly after, we took him to another veterinarian, where they were able to correctly identify his condition right away. By that point, his condition had worsened significantly, and he required an emergency blood transfusion. Tragically, not long after, he suffered another episode and passed away. It is incredibly difficult to process not only the loss of our dog, but also the possibility that the time we had left with him may have been shortened due to an incorrect diagnosis and delayed treatment. I did reach out to the clinic directly. They responded but stated they do not believe there was a misdiagnosis and will not be offering any compensation. I'm sharing this so other pet owners are aware and can make informed decisions about where they seek care. This was a devastating experience for our family, and I would not want anyone else to go through something similar.

TOO MANY OPTIONS IN THE VALLEY: NOT WORTH THE RISK…read more I brought my pup into animal house for a checkup on an ear infection, something that is very routine for a Cavalier Spaniel. Upon completion of the checkup, the vet informed me that she suspected he also had an anal gland infection, in addition to the ear infection, and was told he would need to take an additional oral antibiotic as well. After getting home, I gave him the medication, which immediately initiated an anaphylactic reaction and required me to rush him to the emergency vet. I understand that medical opinions differentiate, but the emergency vet did a follow up evaluation and did not understand the preliminary diagnosis nor endorse the medication that was used. 2 weeks later, and I can confirm that he did not have an anal gland infection to begin with. I discussed with the vet after all was said and done, and simply requested a reimbursement for the antibiotic that causes this reaction (that he was unable to use) and she would not budge. I am incredibly thankful that he is okay, but this entire situation was very avoidable to begin with. Look elsewhere.

We want to express our deepest gratitude for the kindness and compassion Angle Veterinary showed…read moreduring one of the hardest moments for our family. Saying goodbye to our beloved cat (Samba) after 15 years was incredibly painful, but your gentle care, patience, and understanding made all the difference. You treated not only our pet with dignity and tenderness, but also supported us with such empathy and respect. We will always remember how you helped make a heartbreaking experience feel peaceful and full of love. Thank you for everything you do Dr Julie and Vet Tech Brie for the animals you care for and the people who love them. Your work truly matters, and we are so grateful.

I found Angel Veterinary Services through a Google search when researching options for my elderly…read moredog and how to determine his overall quality of life. Their website provided all information necessary for making an informed decision for at-home euthanasia, including clear pricing options. Booking was easy, I filled out their online form and within about 15-minutes, I received a text offering additional assistance and the opportunity to book the service for my dog. They do take Care Credit which was a great help. Although I cancelled my first appointment due to my uncertainty that it was indeed time, I was able to reschedule also through text. The doctor, Dr. Frost, gave me a call when she was on her way and was very compassion both over the phone as well as upon arrival and throughout the process. While having my 15 year old dog euthanized was a tough and heartbreaking decision to make, I felt comfort knowing that not only was my dog going through this process in the comfort of his own home, but also by a team who truly cared. I would highly recommend Angel Veterinary Services to others making the same difficult decision, especially for the comfort provided throughout the process.

Doctor refused to speak with me about my dog who has been on valley fever medication for nearly 5…read moreyears. Refused to give a needed prescription refill and stated, "We'll wait and see what happens without the medicine". Gonna play Russian Roulette with my dog's health. Finally, she told me to find another vet if I was unhappy with her non-caring attitude. I am on a monthly health insurance program (for more than 10 years) and this is how they treat me and my dogs. Thanks

Saturday, March 15, 2024 My seven pound min-pin mix and I were seated outside the Petsmart…read moregrooming area waiting for her appointment. To my right I heard noise and turned to see a large dog, barking and growling. The owner was trying to restrain the dog. The dog was so enraged that the woman was greatly overpowered. When I realized the dog was out of control, I reacted. I picked Nikki up and placed her behind me, shielding her with my body. The woman was dragged across the floor. She fell and slid several feet, body flattened as the was dragged across the floor. Her dog was desperate to get to my dog. Literally, within seconds from the time the woman lost her hold on the dog, the dog stopped and turned to charge me. It's enormous, growling, tearing jaws were within inches of my face as the dog tried to get to Nikki. In a moment of stunning good luck for me, a woman immediately came running, followed immediately by a man. The woman was closest to me, trying desperately to keep the dog away from me. Within a second or two, the man was dragging the dog from behind by the dogs neck and shoulders. In the shock of the attack, it was almost impossible to process... these two amazing people had literally reacted with such hair trigger, lightening speed that they prevented bloodshed. The woman, Cali H. is a nurse at the Banfield Pet Hospital. Had she reacted even seconds later, I know that the dog would have inflicted traumatic injury to either, or both, Nikki and myself. The man was maybe a second behind her, and he too has my overwhelming gratitude. These two people risked their safety for a stranger. I hope someone sees this and can express my immense appreciation for not only his bravery, but his split second reaction. Appreciation also to the Petsmart staff, supervisors and manager, who immediately handled the situation, offering full support to ensure we were taken care of. Thank you!