What is the phone number for easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley in Queen Creek AZ?

You can reach them at: 480-757-9107. It’s best to call easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley during business hours.

What is the address for easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley on gantzel suite in Queen Creek?

easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley is located at this address: 40601 N Gantzel Rd Suite 102 Queen Creek, AZ 85140.

What are easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley(Queen Creek, AZ) store hours?

easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley store hours are as follows: Mon-Fri: 9:00AM - 5:00PM, Sat: 8:30AM - 1:00PM, Sun: Closed.

easyvet Veterinarian San Tan Valley on gantzel suite, Queen Creek, AZ

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COVID-19 Update! WE ARE OPEN! The health and well-being of your pet is our top priority. Our hospital remains open and under regular business hours. While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats and other domestic animals are not considered at risk for contracting COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of humans within our hospital, notably our clients and staff. As of Tuesday, March 17th, to limit community spread of COVID-19 and ensure the well-being of all clients and our team, we are temporarily asking clients wait in their car, but please sign in on line if your able to. Then call the clinic when they arrive. 480-757-9107 Clients will be instructed to wait in car until we come out to get patient. No clients will be allowed in clinic unless it is for a euthanasia. We will also be taking payments via phone for any medications that need to be picked up. We appreciate all of our clients and only want what is best for our community, clients, pets and our staff’s health. Thank you for your understanding and for being a part of our family.

And this is why we recommend flea and tick preventative all year round. They have been in this bag since 9/10, started laying eggs 9/18 and they are still actively laying more.

Today is World Rabies Day, so it's a great time to make sure that all of your animals are up-to-date on their Rabies vaccines!

All I can say is “oh my God” we fell in love with Beni today

We are looking for a experienced full time technician for our clinic. Please email resumes to alana@easyvet.com or drmarlene@easyvet.com EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Technician

UPDATE!! Az Rescue is taking him. Thank you so much 💙💙 Help!! This sweet little boy needs his forever home. He was found by a Good Samaritan and brought in for an exam. He was diagnosed with bilateral micropthalmia. He will need to have both eyes removed unfortunately. He can live a long normal life once this is done. Please please share to find him his forever family and home 🙏🏼💙

Please help this sweet face!!! 98KUPD Official 23 hrs · 🚨 THIS IS AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE 🚨 We need to get this handsome boy, Churchill adopted! He is with our friends at Lost Our Home Pet Rescue and has been there for over 210 days. Please! Let’s find him a good home! Click the link to get more info on Churchill. https://98kupd.com/fulton-homes-pick-of-the-litter/

Knowing how to perform CPR on your four-legged best friend could save their life. REDCROSS.ORG How to Perform Pet CPR | Red Cross

Valley fever is on the rise in our area....please bring your fur baby in if they just aren’t feeling themselves. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/valley-fever-in-dogs VCAHOSPITALS.COM Valley Fever in Dogs

easyvetclinic San Tan Valley updated their phone number.

In addition to being National Pet Wellness Month, October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month. Learn more: https://buff.ly/2F773Wm

Dexter had a lot to say about his first visit with us. He didn’t like to be ignored by us. What a little cutie patootie ♥️

And this is my boyfriend, Thanos. Isn’t he amazing and handsome?

Jemma is just so beautiful ♥️♥️

Our sweet Hamilton Gotti came in for stomach issues. Had to do a quick photo shoot and this sweet face.

Someone please adopt this handsome boy Mary Morissette Yesterday at 2:55 PM · Bandito will be available for adoption this coming Tuesday. He is a 1.5 year old toy poodle mix. Neutered and up-to-date on all vaccinations. He is potty trained, loves other dogs and people. He would love a home with responsible owners who will give him the life he deserves. He came from a bad situation (his shelter intake photo is below) and I will only adopt him out to a person I can confidently believe will treat him well. If you are interested or know anyone who is send me a message!

Alana Lewis Johnson shared a post to the group: San Tan/Queen Creek lost pets. 20 mins · Alana Lewis Johnson‎Lost Pets Of San Tan Valley 21 mins · Found frenchie in Cambria ocotillo . Anyone recognize this cutie??

Alana Lewis Johnson‎Lost Pets Of San Tan Valley 21 mins · Found frenchie in Cambria ocotillo . Anyone recognize this cutie??

We have Nikki Popp here with us. Please call us ASAP Tracy West‎San Tan/Queen Creek lost pets 17 hrs · Lost dog

We are happy to announce we have some same day lab capabilities available for your pets. We can have lab results for you within 30min.

Ticks are more prevalent during the fall than any other time of year. Protect your pet by making sure they are on an effective, high-quality parasite preventative.

Everyone knows that chocolate is toxic to dogs, but did you know that there are several foods that are dangerous to cats? Check out the list here: PETS.WEBMD.COM Slideshow: Foods Your Cat Should Never Eat

New tick farm to show our clients what 1 tick can produce in a sealed bag. If your pet isn’t on flea and tick preventative, bring pet in today for an exam today. Ticks carry many diseases for your pets.

Our new toys are in!!! And we have some for the big pets that like to chew too. Jessi Keene 🥰

Halloween can be a stressful and dangerous time for our furry friends. Check out these tips for keeping your pet safe this upcoming weekend! PETMD.COM 10 Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

Home Again Microchips now show your pets temperature when scanned. So no need to take it rectally. Your fur babies will appreciate this so much😲 . And it will help return them home safe if ever lost. Call us for any questions at 480.757.9107

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month and a good time to learn about the most common signs of cancer in companion animals: ACFOUNDATION.ORG 10 Warning Signs of Cancer | Animal Cancer Foundation

Sarah Jo‎Lost or Found Pets in San Tan Valley & Queen Creek 18 hrs · Hi guys, we can't find our little black kitty, Evie. She ran out Halloween morning and never came home. She has a purple collar with a black tag that has her name and my number on it. We are in the Copper Basin community. If you see her please let us know! We have 2 very sad little girls over here right now 😞

Lisa Shira‎Lost Pets Of San Tan Valley November 1 at 6:03 PM · 💙OWNER FOUND💙 Male, fixed, Yorkie mix, No collar, no chip, found Gantzel and Bradstock Way Area, San Tan Valley. He’s has some specific that owners will know about as proof he’s there. Proof of ownership required, he’s safe with San Tan Animal Rescue.

Another cute little octopus today....not sure if Ayra liked it or not

Lulu came in to have her eye checked and we had fun dressing her up 🐙

Even teeny tiny dogs love the 🦄 toy. Emmi is having too much fun with it

https://fb.watch/1KuJo_hb7t/ We now have Simparica Trio to protect your fur babies against fleas, ticks AND Heartworm. ZOETISPETCARE.COM Simparica Trio Simparica Trio October 23 at 7:30 AM · Ticks & fleas can harm your dog & cause infestations. Stop them with Simparica Trio. Prescribing Info: https://bit.ly/3b4nDjk

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Did you know that chronic weight loss, coughing, straining to urinate, and even lameness could be signs of cancer in pets? If your dog or cat is exhibiting any new or troubling symptoms, contact us right away to schedule an appointment.

We will be opening at 10am on Friday November 27th. If there is an emergency please call AVECCC at 480-497-0222.

Sorry for any inconvenience. If your pet has an emergency please contact Arizona veterinary emergency and critical care Center at 480-497-0222. They are located at 86 W. Juniper Ave., Gilbert AZ 85233

Come see our friends with San Tan Animal Rescue tomorrow and get pictures with Santa 🎅🏻

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Please be kind and patient. We are doing the best with can during this pandemic. We truly appreciate everyone who has been so kind and patient

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We are closed temporarily . We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused any of you. Thank you for your understanding. In case of an emergency please contact Arizona veterinary emergency critical care Center at 480-497-0222 they are located at 86 W. Juniper Ave., Gilbert AZ 85233. We will keep you all updated as soon as we have more information .

San Tan Animal Rescue December 18 at 8:04 PM · We will be at the Queen Creek Petsmart Saturday Dec 19th from 10 am until 2 pm with some cute dogs!! These dogs are scheduled to be at Petsmart...but NOT guaranteed. BLT - Chihuahua - Loves to go for walks. 2 years. Morticia - Chihuahua Mix - 2 years old - shy / sweet. Olive Jayne - 11 Week old puppy - Sweet and playful.

easyvetclinic San Tan Valley (Queen Creek,AZ) December 14 at 4:54 PM · We are closed temporarily . We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused any of you. Thank you for your understanding. In case of an emergency please contact Arizona veterinary emergency critical care Center at 480-497-0222 they are located at 86 W. Juniper Ave., Gilbert AZ 85233. We will keep you all updated as soon as we have more information .

Sorry but we will be close the rest of the day today. In case of an emergency please contact AVECCC at 480-497-0222 and they are located at 86 W. Juniper Ave., Gilbert AZ 85233

We will be open tomorrow at 9 am. Please sign up on waitlist at 9 am if you would like to be seen. Thank you again for everyone’s patience and understanding during this pandemic so we all can get better. We appreciate you!!!

She is back with her family This baby is lost and happened about 2 hrs ago. Pet is microchipped. Please contact me. Alana . Pet lives in Circle cross ranch

Shelly Karren‎Lost or Found Pets in San Tan Valley & Queen Creek 5 hrs · Taking a small tan chihuahua type dog to the emergency vet that got hit by a car on Gary road just north of the hunt hwy QT. Message me if you or someone you know lost a dog.

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Happy New Year to all of our clients and patients. We will be open Saturday with normal business hours

She is back with her family This baby is lost and happened about 2 hrs ago. Pet is microchipped. Please contact me. Alana . Pet lives in Circle cross ranch

Shelly Karren‎Lost or Found Pets in San Tan Valley & Queen Creek December 31, 2020 at 9:21 PM · Taking a small tan chihuahua type dog to the emergency vet that got hit by a car on Gary road just north of the hunt hwy QT. Message me if you or someone you know lost a dog.

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Alana Lewis Johnson 22 hrs · This sweet little girl needs to find her forever home... please message me if your interested. She needs a perfect home ♥️

Sweet Legend came in today, received his allergy injection and needed some lovin from me. How I absolutely love this boy!! He is so very special to me ♥️♥️ Nicole Carito

Happy New Year to all of our clients and patients. We will be open Saturday with normal business hours

She is back with her family This baby is lost and happened about 2 hrs ago. Pet is microchipped. Please contact me. Alana . Pet lives in Circle cross ranch

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We regret to inform you that today our Doctor is out due to a family emergency. If you need immediate medical attention please contact AVECCC at 480-497-0222. We are open today until 4:00pm doing nail trims, anal gland expression and routine recheck blood draws. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Alana Lewis Johnson January 11 at 8:19 PM · This sweet little girl needs to find her forever home... please message me if your interested. She needs a perfect home ♥️

Sweet Legend came in today, received his allergy injection and needed some lovin from me. How I absolutely love this boy!! He is so very special to me ♥️♥️ Nicole Carito

Happy New Year to all of our clients and patients. We will be open Saturday with normal business hours

She is back with her family This baby is lost and happened about 2 hrs ago. Pet is microchipped. Please contact me. Alana . Pet lives in Circle cross ranch

Penny finally got to come meet us today. She is a nutball but sooo sweet and pretty. Terrie Muchmore June Harris

Look at this handsome little boy, Duke. Sooo handsome

Our new technique for nail trims 😂🤣 Lisa Rasmussen Thedens‎Minnesota Golden Retrievers January 3 at 9:27 PM · Nail trim extravaganza. What we won’t do for these loves of ours 😆

Ziggy was here yesterday and had to show his adorable face off

Emmi waiting for the Sophia to come back in 💕

Iris came in for her puppy vaccines and quick photo shoot. She’s so adorable

Penny finally got to come meet us today. She is a nutball but sooo sweet and pretty. Terrie Muchmore June Harris

Look at this handsome little boy, Duke. Sooo handsome

Our new technique for nail trims 😂🤣 Lisa Rasmussen Thedens‎Minnesota Golden Retrievers January 3 at 9:27 PM · Nail trim extravaganza. What we won’t do for these loves of ours 😆

Ziggy was here yesterday and had to show his adorable face off

Emmi waiting for the Sophia to come back in 💕

Iris came in for her puppy vaccines and quick photo shoot. She’s so adorable

Marc A Geyer February 2 at 10:37 PM · A Lesson In Societal Judgement and Bonnie Needs A Loving Forever Home I would like to introduce Bonnie. She is an adorable and loving purr machine. One of the sweetest cats I have ever been around. She currently resides in our gym room at our house. My wife and I would love to keep her; however, my allergies will not allow it. We do have 2 black cats that are semi-feral living full time in our backyard. We have had them both fixed and I built an automatic feeder for them. One (we named Ninja) has been with us since his mom abandoned him about 7 years ago and a female (we named Angel) that my wife rescued about 6 months after that. They just hang around the yard and keep the roof rats away. Until Thursday last week, we did not know Bonnie. We only knew of a black cat with a purple collar, a little pink bell and pinkish white ID tag. This cat started appearing in our backyard last summer. Although smaller than Ninja and Angel, she dominated when it came to Ninja and Angel’s feeding time. When either my wife or I would go outside, she would run away and over the wall. When we weren’t outside, she would rush in, scare the other cats away and promptly eat all the food. Both my wife and I thought this was a neighbor’s cat that was taking advantage of our automatic feeders. My wife and I resorted to setting timers when we were home, so we could be outside when the food dropped and make sure she did not steal the food. As time went by, she seemed to become somewhat emboldened and instead of running completely out of the yard, she would hide to see if we went back inside and then dart in before the other cat’s finished their meals. My thoughts of her actions were that she was acting like a spoiled little cat. It really upset me that this cat would be fed at her owner’s home and then come to our house and hog the food meant for Ninja and Angel. I envisioned this cat lounging around inside her owner’s home enjoying Fancy Feast cat food. Then, after eventually getting bored, decide to slip out the cat door and come over to our yard. For many months, we would shoo her away, telling and sometimes yelling at her to go home. Then she began to stop at the wall and look at us. Finally, I resorted to throwing small rocks near her to scare her away. I began to think of ways I could scare her enough that she would not come back. Last week my wife came inside and said that she had run under the storage shed in the yard. My wife had blocked the area she had run into and asked where the trap was. She was referring to the trap I had used to catch Ninja when he was a kitten to take him to the vet. I set up the trap and about 30 minutes later we caught her. The cat was not happy and displayed her upset by hissing at both of us. Eventually she settled down and I tried to see the tag on her collar. It took some doing, but eventually I was able to make out a full name and telephone number. Before calling the number, I quickly looked up last names in the neighborhood to see if I could find a match. The closest match I found was miles away. I then realized that maybe this cat was dumped in the area and not a neighbor’s cat. Something I had not considered before. My heart softened as I began to wonder if this cat was lost and had just been trying to survive all these months. Time to call the number and find out. Bonnie’s Story The pink side to the tag on the collar next to the worn pink bell showed the first name of Bonnie. There was also a last name and telephone number. Local area code 480-xxx-xxxx. I called the number and after a few rings a woman answered the phone. I said, “may I speak to Bonnie please”, and the woman replied that I must have the wrong number. I then said, “Is this the _____ residence”. “Yes it is”, she answered, “but there is no one named Bonnie here.” I then explained the cat with the tag and while I was talking I could hear a small gasp and a short pause of silence. She then told me, “that’s the cat’s name.” She explained to me that Bonnie is the cat’s name and they thought she had been run over by a car or something. She told me that they moved away from the area quite a while back after being transferred to Fort Hood, TX. They re-homed her before they left and the family they gave her to put her outside even though she had been an indoor cat. It was not until last September that they had found out that she had been missing for some time and presumed dead. While I was on the phone, my eyes were fixed on the cat and starting to become watery as I began to think about what this cat had been through. Just trying to survive. Suddenly losing her original family and then being placed outside in the elements and in foreign surroundings. Not knowing where she was and how to get back to comfort and safety. Wandering and exposed to all types of threats and scary experiences. Trying to find safe shelter to sleep while experiencing the pain of hunger by not having regular meals anymore. All this while daily temperatures are blazing hot and even the shady areas are very warm. Instincts, that as a kitten inside a home were playful are now having to be honed into survival skills in the outdoors. Learning not to trust anything, any other animals or even people. To think that she had entered our backyard and found a place where she could have shelter under the shed, a potential meal now and then, and other cats that were non-threatening. Knowing now that her aggressiveness of running in when the food fell from the feeders was purely for survival, I felt utter shame that I had judged her the way I did. I built my own story of Bonnie before I really knew Bonnie. We decided to bring her inside and give her some comfort, food and love. After a couple days, she has become the most loving and affectionate cat. It appears that she has quickly readjusted to being an inside cat and now doesn’t want us to leave her side. I realized this experience and the story I built was not unlike much of our society today. The judgement we have of individuals because of labels we place on them. I could make a laundry list of judgements made relating to people and events. Rushing to judgement because it fits our own personal narratives (perceptions) while not knowing or realizing the whole story. Can you imagine a world where we would all take a moment and not immediately jump to negative plausible reasoning, but instead first look at a positive plausible reason for an action or event? I think that used to be called, “Giving someone the benefit of the doubt”. Or “Not judging a man until you walk a mile in his moccasins.” Bonnie’s story is a great reminder for me and a lesson that I will not soon forget. Do you have a loving forever (Indoor Home) for Bonnie? She deserves it.

EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor easyvetclinic San Tan Valley (Queen Creek,AZ) posted a job. February 2 at 11:01 AM · EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi

EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor

David Howard‎Lost Pets Of San Tan Valley January 29 at 5:39 PM · Moose the Dog has been missing for a few days now. We are getting worried now. My direct is 602-295-5906 He was missing from Ironwood and Ocotillo. He’s friendly

Penny finally got to come meet us today. She is a nutball but sooo sweet and pretty. Terrie Muchmore June Harris

Look at this handsome little boy, Duke. Sooo handsome

EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! And we usually out of clinic by 5:30pm most days. To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor

We have found a pair of prescription glasses in parking lot near our office if anyone has lost a pair

What your pup is trying to tell you when they scoot: Scooting is an act your pup may engage in when there’s something wrong with their backside. If you’ve seen your dog dragging their behind across the floor or grass, then you’ve seen your dog scooting. Although the action may seem a bit weird at first, it’s a sign that your pup has something in their backside that’s bothering them that they’re trying to resolve. For more on what causes scooting and how you can help your pup out, read our post here. https://www.easyvet.com/articles-news/my-dog-is-scooting-do-i-need-a-veterinarian-exam/

We have Hydra Care in the office for sale. PURINA.COM Do Cats Drink Water? Cat Hydration & Dehydration Prevention

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Did you know your pet can get arthritis? It's true! Arthritis is a joint disease that can affect pets across all breeds and ages. Pets impacted by arthritis typically have problems in their knees, shoulders, hips, and elbows making it very difficult to move. If you're wondering what the tell-tale signs of arthritis are, check out our blog post here! https://www.easyvet.com/articles-news/4-factors-putting-your-pet-at-risk-of-arthritis-when-to-schedule-a-veterinary-exam/

EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! And we usually out of clinic by 5:30pm most days. To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor

Happy Friday 😘 Dylan Conley‎Dad Jokes Everywhere February 7 at 11:15 PM ·

We have found a pair of prescription glasses in parking lot near our office if anyone has lost a pair

We have Hydra Care in the office for sale. PURINA.COM Do Cats Drink Water? Cat Hydration & Dehydration Prevention

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EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! And we usually out of clinic by 5:30pm most days. To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor

Rosco came in today for his Proheart injection to prevent him for heart worms ♥️

Look at this absolutely gorgeous girl, Osita. So pretty 💕💕

The Avian and Exotic Animal Clinic of Arizona February 18 at 10:36 PM · Today we met Derpy, a flowerhorn cichlid who came to see us for abnormal swimming and recent buoyancy concerns. A CT scan was performed to assess his swim bladder and other organs. Excess gas in the body results in positive buoyancy. Too little gas (such as compression of the swim bladder), can result in negative buoyancy. Fortunately for Derpy, no lesions were observed with any of his organs. Instead, we discovered several areas in his spine that were curved (i.e. scoliosis). This could not be detected externally just by looking at him! Scoliosis can affect the way fish swim and is likely the cause of his abnormal swimming behaviors. We are making a few changes to his home environment and diet that should hopefully help slow down any progression. You can follow along and watch Derpy at home: @petzombie and @da Derpy doo (Facebook) #fishmedicine #exoticveterinarymedicine #ctscan #cichlids #flowerhorncichlid #fishofinstagram

Look at these little cuties

Happy Friday 😘 Dylan Conley‎Dad Jokes Everywhere February 7 at 11:15 PM ·

EasyVetClinic of San Tan Valley is looking for a part time/relief veterinarian. Are you looking for a change? Flexible schedule? At our Walk in clinic, doctors are solely focused on pet Wellness, preventative care and minor ailments. We do not have hospitalized patients, surgical patients or emergency cases. We refer our clients to local full service or emergency clinics in the event of an acute or emergent health crisis. Our hours are 9am-5pm weekdays which makes for a great schedule! And we usually out of clinic by 5:30pm most days. To Apply, submit your resume to: DrMarlene@easyvet.com Dr. Marlene Hanzi EASYVETCLINIC SAN TAN VALLEY Doctor

Bird Downy February 20 at 12:44 PM · Golden Retriever had to wear a cone for 13 days, so his owner got crafty with them.🐕 ❤️

Virginia Veterinary Centers February 26 at 1:00 PM · Meet Moose! Moose is a 7-year-old, male Labrador Retriever that presented to VVC Richmond's ER for a persistent cough, lethargy, panting, and inappetence (unwillingness to eat). After his evaluation, Moose was diagnosed with Cardiomyopathy. Cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart muscle that makes it more difficult for the heart to pump blood to the rest of the body. Cardiomyopathy can lead to heart failure. During his hospitalization, Moose's heart disease progressed and he became oxygen dependent. He was transferred to Critical Care for further stabilization. Moose was currently on a grain-free diet, which may have contributed to his onset of cardiac issues, including suspected dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). At discharge, our critical care team recommended follow-up with a cardiologist for further care. Cardiology’s assessment was essentially the same as ours - dilated cardiomyopathy with a likely dietary component. He was started on vitamin supplements to potentially help with that. His blood taurine levels came back normal, which is one of the amino acids that has been deficient in some cases of DCM. However, there are many other potential links to diet. It’s too early to tell if his disease will improve with diet change. Moose will need repeated ultrasounds of his heart to say for sure, but for now, he’s doing well with treatment and is at home and back to his energetic self! #VVCSuccessStories

Vegeta again….telling us a story 😂😂♥️

Vegeta came in to visit today and we had a blast with him. He had a lot to say to us. 😂🤣

Can’t believe it’s been 2 yrs. Marlene Hanzi and Sophia Wild. What a wild and fun ride so far ♥️ easyvetclinic San Tan Valley (Queen Creek,AZ) February 25, 2019 at 10:57 AM ·

Katelyn Treece shared a post to the group: San Tan Valley/Queen Creek Pets Lost/Found. 10 hrs · Katelyn Treece‎Lost, Found, And For Adoption Valley Pets Of Arizona February 25 at 3:31 AM · *🚨STILL MISSING🚨 **3/03 UPDATE. Possible sighting of bailey off of E Kilcare Ave ran south to Anaea near Sossamen RD* **update 3/02. We've placed flyer in multiple places near us, still no official sightings.** *3/01 still no updates..* **2/28. No updates, Bailey is still out there, temp is getting colder hoping to find her soon. Please any leads will be appreciated ** ** update 2/27 one sighting of Bailey by Walgreens off of power rd by her home On 2/25, have put up flyers around the area** *update* 2/25/21 still no sign of her, I have posted on all lost animals apps and have contacted all shelters near me, filled a missing dog report with county as well* Please spread the word! Bailey was LOST on February 24, 2021 in Mesa, AZ 85209 near E Juanita Ave, Sossman, Iverson Message from Owner: Please help me find my baby.. Description: Brown dog, doesn't have collar on got off leash. Was in a dog fight and ran off on E Juanita Ave, last seen on Sossamen and Iverson. Please contact me 480.536.4239. Need my baby to come home. Time that she ran off was around 7pm tonight For more info or to contact Bailey's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/6827456 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

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Watch out for your dog's eyes! Corneal ulcers are common injuries that happen when your pup's cornea gets scratched. Next time you're going on a hike with your pup, watch out for areas with low branches and other brush that is at eye-level of your pup. For more information on corneal ulcers, read here! https://www.easyvet.com/articles-news/my-dog-may-have-a-corneal-ulcer-do-i-need-a-veterinary-exam/

Bird Downy February 20 at 12:44 PM · Golden Retriever had to wear a cone for 13 days, so his owner got crafty with them.🐕 ❤️

Vegeta again….telling us a story 😂😂♥️

We can help your fur babies during allergy season. Please call us 480-757-9107 we can get you in same day. PETMD.COM Dog Eye Allergies: Symptoms and Treatment

Please don’t ever give your pets Ibuprofen Médico Veterinario Zootecnista March 1 at 6:15 AM · Intoxicación por Ibuprofeno, Le destruyó el hígado, el perro se tuvo que eutanasiar, después de que su dueño le diese una pastilla de Ibuprofeno diaria durante 5 días porque se había peleado con otro perro y estaba dolorido. Sin saberlo, le envenenó. No todo lo que es bueno para los humanos es correcto para las mascotas, cuidado con medicarlos sin prescripción veterinaria! Información por Dr. Eduardo Nugra

Keep an eye out for the following signs of arthritis in your pet: As our pets age, the chances of them getting arthritis begin to increase. Here are some signs to keep an eye out for: - Check for any signs of a limp. Pets suffering from arthritis may begin to favor one leg over another. - Look for signs of spinal pain, such as a sore neck, unusual posture, or a hunch in their back. - Arthritis can cause pain in the joints, causing pets to not move as much and become lethargic. - As inactivity increases, your pet's muscles will begin to deteriorate. Signs of muscle atrophy are tell-tale signs of arthritis. To understand more about the basics of arthritis, read our blog here. https://www.easyvet.com/articles-news/4-factors-putting-your-pet-at-risk-of-arthritis-when-to-schedule-a-veterinary-exam/

Parvo Season is here. We have had 2 positive cases today. Please make sure you adult dogs and puppies are up to date on vaccinations. If you are unsure, please call us and we can help you. If you are unsure if your pet is up to date on vaccines, please keep your pet at home. Call us at 480.757.9107. We have puppy packages and adult dog packages as well

Please read…..thank you for everyone who has patient and kind in the past year during this pandemic. Our team truly appreciates you all. Alana Lewis Johnson March 11 at 9:35 PM · You have probably seen this logo, NOMV, across Facebook. If you’re don’t know what it means, it refers to the fact that veterinarians are the most likely to commit suicide of any profession. In the past week, the veterinary community lost three. THREE. There is also an incredibly high rate of suicide for our beloved support staff, from techs to front desk and everything in between. This year has been impossibly hard for veterinary medicine. In the midst of a pandemic, we have been responsible to find a way to keep providing care to patients while keeping ourselves safe. The shift to curbside service has not been easy for any of us, and combining that with unprecedented spikes in volume across the industry, wait times in the 6-8 hour range on average... tensions have been high. I have never seen more owners being more rude/cruel/impolite to veterinary staff than during this pandemic. We are a profession of givers... We will keep taking shifts and saying “yes” to “just one more case” and staying late because we care, so deeply- and we are givers. But NOMV wants everyone to recognize that we are human, we are fragile, and when we run out of the ability to give- we crumble. Please don’t be the asshole at a veterinary hospital that finally breaks a person. When you visit an animal hospital with your pet, we are all on the same team: help the animal. If you are in the industry and need a friend, I am always available- and suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

We can help your fur babies during allergy season. Please call us 480-757-9107 we can get you in same day. PETMD.COM Dog Eye Allergies: Symptoms and Treatment

Did you just become a new pet parent? Congratulations! Being a new pet owner can be very exciting, but can also leave you wondering how you can best care for your new furry friend. As a new pet parent, one of the first things you should do is find a vet that's right for you, here are a few tips for selecting a great vet: - Check out their online reviews - Ensure they have all of the services your pet will need - Find one that is easy to talk to and makes you feel comfortable - Tour the facility and ask questions Interested in learning more tips on how to be the best first time pet owner? Check out our blog post here! https://www.easyvet.com/articles-news/veterinarian-tip-i-just-got-a-pet-now-what/

Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ March 18 at 5:24 PM · These two AVECCC employee pets made fast friends. 🐕 🐐

St. Patrick’s Day fun with Rigby, Ellie and staff. Nicole Osborne Dan Osborne Marlene Hanzi Alana Lewis Johnson Mallory Epps Emmi too

Allergy season is here folks. This sweet baby did this damage in 2 days to his foot. He was so painful. We cleaned his poor little foot, medicated and bandaged so hopefully some relief soon 💕 #allergyseason #poorpuppy #vettechlife #vettechstudent #teamwork #teamawesome Alana Lewis Johnson Marlene Hanzi

Days of Dogs is with Andrea Lissa Zuñiga Orig and Stanley Crowe. March 24 at 4:42 AM ·

Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Pet Urgent Care February 26 at 11:17 PM · Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Pet Urgent Care is Coming Soon! We are working hard on our construction plans and hope to be open in June of this year to be able to help your pets in the Gilbert and Queen Creek area! Follow us for more updates on construction and opening dates! @GQVet #gilbertpets #gilbertvet #queencreekvet #queencreekpets #dogsofgilbert #dogsofqueencreek #catsofgilbert #catsofqueencreek #dogsofarizona #catsofarizona

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Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ March 25 at 1:24 AM · Our emergency team works closely with many veterinary specialists to provide the best medical treatment for our patients. Rico is a 4-year-old, Shih Tzu who required care at both Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center and Veterinary Neurological Center. Rico was admitted to AVECCC from Vet Neuro due to breathing difficulties and pulmonary crackles. He was originally hospitalized at the neurology center with a cervical brace for traumatic AA (atlantoaxial) subluxation and severe spinal cord contusion. He was also diagnosed with aspiration pneumonia. The AVECCC team placed Rico on mechanical ventilation until his pneumonia resolved. Once he was stabilized, Rico was transported back to Vet Neuro for AA stabilization and temporary tracheostomy placement. Upon completion of this procedure, Rico was carefully transferred back to AVECCC for post-op ICU care. His critical care team was fortunate to be part of Rico's slow, but steady recovery over the course of 10 days in our hospital. Rico is a fighter and we can't wait to see his progress as he continues to get stronger at home with his loving family! 💕 For more information about atlantoaxial subluxation: https://buff.ly/3f5EOqI

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