Emergency hours
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Before you go
- Call while you are getting ready: describe what happened and ask about the current wait.
- Bring any medication, packaging or plant your pet may have eaten, and your pet's records if they are at hand.
- Expect triage: the most critical patients are seen first, as in a human ER. Full checklist.
What the hospital states on its website
- Intensive care unit“…Emergency & Urgent Care Emergency Care Urgent Care Critical Care / ICU What to Expect Poison Control Specialty & Referral Services Internal…” Hospital page
- CT or MRI imaging“…Diagnostics & Treatment Diagnostic imaging, including X-ray and CT scans Bloodwork Dental cleanings Pet prescriptions Spay, neuter, and…” Hospital page
- Blood bank or transfusions“…Services Internal Medicine Pet Rehabilitation Therapy Surgery Blood Bank Acupuncture Endoscopy Hydrotherapy Pain Management 1st Pet Anywhere…” Hospital page
- Walk-ins accepted, no appointment needed“No appointment is needed for emergencies.” Hospital page
- Asks you to call ahead before arriving“If possible, do call ahead and alert us to your arrival and if you need assistance transporting your pet from the car to the hospital.” Hospital page
- Accepts CareCredit“We accept cash, checks, all major credit cards, and financing through CareCredit and Scratch Pay.” Hospital page
- Accepts Scratchpay“We accept cash, checks, all major credit cards, and financing through CareCredit and Scratch Pay.” Hospital page
- Mentions a deposit (see the hospital wording)“If hospitalization is necessary, a treatment plan and a 75% deposit will be required, with final payment due at discharge.” Hospital page
Shown only where the hospital says so on its own site, quoted as published. A missing item means we found no statement, not that the service is unavailable. Fees and policies change: confirm by phone.
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Questions about 1st Pet Veterinary Centers
- Is 1st Pet Veterinary Centers open 24 hours?
- Yes. 1st Pet Veterinary Centers has an emergency service open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, according to the hospital website checked on November 4, 2026. Holiday hours can differ: call (480) 351-0150 before you leave.
- What is the phone number of 1st Pet Veterinary Centers?
- (480) 351-0150. The hospital is at 1233 W Warner Rd, Chandler, AZ 85224.
- Do I need to call 1st Pet Veterinary Centers before coming in?
- The hospital asks you to call ahead: “If possible, do call ahead and alert us to your arrival and if you need assistance transporting your pet from the car to the hospital.”
- What payment options does 1st Pet Veterinary Centers mention?
- CareCredit and Scratchpay are mentioned on its website. On a deposit, the hospital states: “If hospitalization is necessary, a treatment plan and a 75% deposit will be required, with final payment due at discharge.”
- What emergency facilities does 1st Pet Veterinary Centers have?
- Its website mentions an intensive care unit, CT or MRI imaging and blood transfusions.
Places this hospital serves
- Emergency vet in Phoenix
- Emergency vet in Mesa
- Emergency vet in Chandler
- Emergency vet in Gilbert
- Emergency vet in Glendale
- Emergency vet in Scottsdale
- Emergency vet in Tempe
- Emergency vet in San Tan Valley
Where this listing comes from
- Hospital website, source page, checked November 4, 2026: “24/7 emergency care , including poison control Dog and cat dental care Diet and nutritional counseling for dogs and cats Physical exams Primary care Urgent care”
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