Frequently Asked Questions
Gilbert Veterinary Hospital – Veterinary Care in Gilbert, AZ
At Gilbert Veterinary Hospital, we understand that pet owners often have questions about veterinary care, appointments, and how to best support their pets’ health. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from clients in Gilbert, AZ and the surrounding East Valley.
If you don’t see your question here, our friendly team is always happy to help. Please feel free to contact us.
FAQs
Where is Gilbert Veterinary Hospital located?
Gilbert Veterinary Hospital is located at:
1655 S. Gilbert Road
Gilbert, AZ 85295
Our veterinary hospital is conveniently situated just south of the corner of Ray and Gilbert Roads, making it easy to reach from nearby communities, including Chandler, Mesa, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Scottsdale, and Tempe.
What types of pets do you treat?
What veterinary services do you offer?
Gilbert Veterinary Hospital offers comprehensive veterinary services in Gilbert, AZ, including:
- Wellness and preventative care
- Veterinary dentistry
- Soft tissue surgery
- Spay and neuter procedures
- Digital radiographs (X-rays)
- Laboratory diagnostics
- In-house pharmacy
- Prescription diets
- Microchip identification
Our experienced veterinary team works with you to create personalized care plans that support your pet’s long-term health.
How often should my pet visit the veterinarian?
Most healthy adult pets should have a wellness exam once per year. These visits allow our veterinarians to monitor your pet’s health, update vaccinations, and detect early signs of illness.
Puppies, kittens, senior pets, or pets with chronic health conditions may need more frequent visits.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Scheduling an appointment with our veterinary hospital in Gilbert is simple. You can:
- Call our clinic at (480) 963-1815
- Send us an email
- Submit an appointment request through our online form
Our team will help you find a convenient appointment time for your pet.
Do you accept new patients?
What should I bring to my pet’s first visit?
What are the benefits of microchipping my pet?
If a lost pet is brought to a veterinary clinic or shelter, staff can scan the microchip and access the owner’s contact information in a secure registry.
Why is preventative veterinary care important?
Preventive care helps detect health problems early, often before symptoms become serious. Regular wellness exams, vaccinations, and routine diagnostic screenings allow our veterinarians to monitor your pet’s health and recommend appropriate treatments when needed.
Preventive care helps pets live longer, healthier lives.
Do you provide medications for pets?
Our team carefully reviews dosage instructions and ensures your pet receives the correct medication for their condition.
Do you offer prescription diets?
Yes. We carry veterinary prescription diets designed to support pets with specific medical conditions such as kidney disease, digestive issues, allergies, and weight management concerns.
Our veterinarians will recommend the most appropriate diet based on your pet’s health needs.
What should I do if my pet needs surgery?
If your pet requires surgery, our veterinarians will walk you through the entire process, including pre-surgical testing, anesthesia safety protocols, and post-operative care instructions.
Our team prioritizes patient safety, comfort, and clear communication to ensure both pets and their owners feel supported throughout the procedure.
For more extensive or orthopedic surgical procedures, we partner closely with local surgical specialists and can help coordinate a referral whenever needed.
What if my pet has a medical emergency?
Please contact us immediately so we can direct you to the best option for your pet.
For emergencies outside of our operating hours, we recommend Arizona Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Center (AVECCC) at 480-497-0222.