by East Valley Animal Hospital | Nov 11, 2025 | Emergency Veterinary Care
Taking your pet in for an emergency visit is already scary enough. But staying calm is essential, because your pet will pick up on your panic. You might never face a pet emergency, but if you do, knowing what to expect will help you keep your cool. This quick guide...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | May 30, 2024 | Emergency Veterinary Care
When accidents, illness, or emergencies happen it can be overwhelming. Some simple problems, like scrapes, can be dealt with at home, while others need veterinarian intervention. If you are ever concerned for your dog or cat’s well-being call an emergency veterinarian...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Dec 5, 2022 | Emergency Veterinary Care
We love our dogs, and we know it can be hard to wait when it seems like something is off. Deciding when to go to an emergency vet and when to wait for an appointment can be tricky. Always trust your gut—if you have a dog emergency on your hands, it’s better not to...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Apr 8, 2022 | Emergency Veterinary Care
Cats love to play with bugs, and it might be difficult for your cat to resist teasing a creepy-crawly spider. However, there are some extremely poisonous spiders in Arizona, and their venom could be deadly if they bite your cat. Outdoor cats aren’t the only ones at...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Dec 17, 2021 | Emergency Veterinary Care
The vets at East Valley Animal Hospital want you and your fur-family to enjoy a happy holiday season! The holidays can be a dangerous and stressful time for pets, but with a little planning, you can prevent accidents and make sure your pets stay safe. Today we’re...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Apr 22, 2021 | Disease in Dogs, Emergency Veterinary Care, Uncategorized
The term “zoonotic disease” covers a variety of serious contagious illnesses affecting both humans and animals. You’ve probably heard of many of these diseases, but some are less common. It’s important to be aware of every zoonotic disease in order to protect yourself...
