Pet Urgent Care
Pet Urgent Care is a general practice practice in Phoenix, AZ. Procedures include oncology, triage, transfer options, and Urgent Care service.
About
Pet Urgent Care in Phoenix, AZ, operates as a full-service hospital, providing both routine care and specialized services such as surgery and oncology. The practice emphasizes urgent care, with walk-ins always welcome for immediate pet needs. Dr. Stephen Gilson, a board-certified surgeon with over 20 years of experience, leads the specialty practice, holding credentials as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgery and a Founding Fellow in Surgical Oncology.
Located in North Phoenix, just north of the 101 Freeway, the clinic is positioned to serve urgent care needs in the area. Upon arrival, pets are triaged and stabilized, with transfer options and coordinated transportation available for those requiring extensive or long-term treatment. Staff are available on Thursdays, overnights, and outside office hours, though a doctor may not always be present during these times.
Surgical team
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Dr Stephen Gilson
Diplomate American College of Veterinary Surgery, Founding Fellow Surgical Oncology
Dr. Gilson, a native Southern Californian, is a 1986 graduate of University of California at Davis.
Procedures
- oncology
- triage
- transfer options
- Urgent Care service
- specialty surgery
- routine care
Photos
Photos via Google · Pet Urgent Care, Benjamin Stream, Daye3hunna Daye3hunna, Lyn Gottlieb
Frequently asked questions
- What types of veterinary services are offered at Pet Urgent Care?
- Pet Urgent Care is a full-service hospital that provides routine care, specialty surgery, and oncology services. They also offer urgent care services designed to meet immediate pet needs, with cases being stabilized and prioritized upon arrival.
- Who is the lead veterinarian for specialty services at Pet Urgent Care?
- The specialty practice at Pet Urgent Care is led by Dr. Stephen Gilson. He is a board-certified surgeon with over 20 years of experience, holding credentials as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgery and a Founding Fellow in Surgical Oncology.
- What happens if my pet requires extensive or long-term care at Pet Urgent Care?
- If a pet requires extensive care or long-term treatment, Pet Urgent Care will discuss transfer options with the owner and can coordinate transportation if desired. This ensures pets receive appropriate ongoing care.
- What are some signs that indicate a pet needs urgent veterinary attention?
- Signs indicating a need for urgent care include trauma, bleeding from eyes, nose, mouth, or in urine/feces, ingestion of toxic substances, extreme pain, inability to stand or walk, disorientation, visible irritation or injury, abdominal swelling, gagging/vomiting, excessive panting, heatstroke, diarrhea, trouble breathing, seizure activity, or prolonged labor.
- What should I do if my pet has an allergic reaction?
- If your pet is experiencing an allergic reaction, it is important to call a veterinarian immediately. Allergic reactions should be treated as soon as possible to prevent shock, and an exam by a veterinarian is recommended even if the reaction improves.