Dr. Burke is so good. He is very kind to the human and pet in the room, shows genuine empathy for…read morewhatever ailment brought you in that day, clearly explains your options and his recommendations, and answers all your questions. He has a nice grandfatherly quality about him that just makes you feel like your fur baby is in good hands.

My loyal buddy Bruce had a cocktail of medical issues come up quickly, and this location was able…read moreto identify the main issues through bloodwork. Dr Sullivan and Dr Wang were excellent in how they wanted to approach helping my little guy. Some of the treatment costs and tests arent cheap, but they certainly found the issues. Unfortunately I had to say goodbye to my best buddy after 13 years of love. Dr Wang was very gentle, empathetic, and understanding when it came time for her reccomendations, and later administering the euthanasia when I had to make the worst choice. Highly recommend these vets. All the front desk associates were kind as well and knew Bruce by name. RIP Bruce you loved, and were loved by many.

The receptionist was a nice nasty twit. Who got agitated when I asked for resources for my hurt…read moreservice animal. Seeing we just got out of a serious car accident and I told her my financial struggles . She then tells me I can take out a line of credit to pay for my service animal to be seen even tho he has a broken. Leg and I have a broken. Almost everything. Ribs broken etc. No car no source of income temporarily. She then proceeds to say "well you won't be seen without payment" like they just don't give a fuck . First off I didn't ask to take out a line of credit .(My credit is shit personally) I asked for RESOURCES THAT WOULD HELP fix my service animal leg I would never recommend this place of any emergency unless you're rich. Maybe then they will treat you like a human and treat your dog with respect. Even with pet Insurance you STILL have to pay UPFRONT and you'll just get reimbursed. Pet insurance is a scamm and these people don't gaf unless you're flashing money in their face. Fkkk your emergency. Literally ask the nice nasty receptionist If I can give them negative stars I would. Worst experience of my life goes to VEG

I wasn't expecting to write a review today... much less about an emergency vet clinic... but here…read morewe are. A week ago my little Yorkie got attacked by a cat. Took him to another emergency clinic close by and everything seemed fine. A few days later, he was acting off and took him back to that clinic and he was out on some pain meds for some spinal tenderness. Neither the emergency clinic or I noticed (even after examining him pretty thoroughly) that he had a puncture wound on the side of his jaw. Long story short, went back to that clinic today because I found him soaked in a weird bloody liquid oozing from his face and it was going to be a 4 hour wait. Figured I'd call VEG and see what their wait was and they told me to come right in and they would take care of him. Before I even got to the door, there was a VEG employee standing there to take us immediately back. I didn't even have time to look at the lobby... just straight back and immediately being looked at. Not going to lie, I didn't research VEG much since I was in immediate action mode... walking into the open concept emergency room was a little shocking. However, the care that the staff and doctors took was... beyond what I could have imagined. For what would be an agonizing amount of time where any other clinic would have taken him to the back, I was able to stay with him the entire time... even when they were working on him and cleaning up the wound I was holding him. While I don't want to say I loved the experience... I will say I loved the care and attention that every VEG employee showed. It was honestly worth every penny to bring him to VEG to be treated today. I felt like they really had his best interest at heart. I would highly recommend VEG to anyone who is in need of emergency care. The open concept can take a moment to get used to, but I think you'll find it to be far more comforting than if you were just left waiting somewhere while your pet was taken away from you. Thank you VEG. -Jonathan and Tannin

The treatment was okay, maybe overly sweet. It took $4000 to tell us that our cat was diabetic. On…read morethe labs, to a lay person, it looked like he should have been tested for diabetes, but they insisted he be hospitalized and gone through several other extremely expensive tests. After the night in the hospital and other tests, he was diagnosed as diabetic and as ill as he was, even with daily injections, he may go through all of this again. We feel that this animal hospital is mostly concerned with getting as much money as possible to pay for their equipment. Never again. Very disappointed as we had used VCA in the past and been satisfied with the care and cost.

It seems odd to say I had a great experience when I had to let my beloved dog go, but the staff was…read moregreat. Early in the morning on Mother's Day my soul dog deteriorated fast at home. When we arrived at the clinic around 2:30 AM we were greeted by a very kind woman. She informed us that the vet on duty was about to go back for a procedure, but she would see if the vet could do a quick exam. She tenderly picked up my pup and brought him back. Shortly after the vet returned and I knew it was bad news. The vet was kind and gentle with us. The staff took care of my boy while I went home to get my kids so they could say good bye to the dog they had grown up with. They allowed us privacy and time to say goodbye, there was no rush. This was easily one of the most devastating experiences of my life. However, every single person we encountered treated us with kindness and empathy. I will forever be grateful for the staff at VCA. Thank you for all that you do.

I am so pleased with the service we received here that I wish we could make them our regular vet!…read more *The facilities were spacious and clean (so me and my nervous dog were comfortable while we waited). *Everybody was so kind. *We didn't feel pressured to do unnecessary test/labwork, etc. *They kept us updated throughout our dog's stay and even texted us a picture of her when she went to bed. *Hopefully, we won't have to visit an emergency vet anytime soon, but if we did, this is exactly where we would go!

One year later and I can tell you with 100% certainty this is the vet that saved Bora from FIP…read more They knew all about this illness when it wasn't even approved for any medications. We got a non-FDA approved pill and a year later Bora is THRIVING

If you know me, you know I love my dog Barkley more than almost anything else on this planet. This…read morepast Sunday night, Barkley was bloated and acting strange. We had a virtual urgent care call and they were concerned enough that we brought him into The Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic to check in on him. After an ultrasound, they found that he had a mass on his spleen and was internally bleeding, and had to go into immediate overnight emergency surgery. The surgery was successful, and after a 36 hour hospital stay, Barkley is back home and on the mend. While this was such a scary experience and few days, I have nothing but wonderful things to say about The Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic and their team. They are open 24/7/365, and provided around the clock care. Because of the length of his stay, we worked with and spoke to multiple of their veterinarians and assistants (thank you to Dr. Ferguson, Dr. Fleming, Dr. Goldberg, and Dr. Blackmon), and everyone was so kind, attentive, and caring through every step of the process, gave us calls throughout the night with updates and over the past few days to check in on Barkley's progress, and were so compassionate in all of the care they provided. Barkley was in such great hands. Thank you to the The Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic team!

I brought my dog in to have a few teeth removed, they had my dog 9 hours never got a call!!! I kept…read morecalling & calling no answers!!!! 17 teeth were pulled on a 6 year old! schnauzer. 3 teeth left & 2400 bucks later!!! Don't go there !!!!

I took my cat in for an emergency vet appointment today and was very pleased with how everything…read morewent. The staff were all lovely to talk to, and they showed genuine concern for my cat and me. I appreciate that they could squeeze me in on such short notice. They checked out my cat basically as soon as they got there, and they were very quick to come back and inform me of what was wrong with my cat. Overall, i rate Thrive as a 10/10 vet office with wonderful staff. Look no further for vet services in North Scottsdale.

Went to visit my neighbors dog as he had to be admitted because he ate some vitamin D tabs. The…read morestaff was really helpful and nice. The facility is very clean. If my dog needed to go to an emergency vet I would definitely bring my baby here. They definitely took really good care of Alfie...

I was impressed overall with this facility. They took my dog right in on a gurney and took her to a…read moretreatment area. I was asked to authorize or decline CPR and an intensive care evaluation. We authorized the evaluation but not CPR. A little while later the vet came to let us know what the evaluation showed and she was so thorough and kind, explained the possible causes of seizures and potential treatment plans. They kept our pup overnight to monitor for more seizures, give her IV fluids, etc. We brought her home today. I have a medical background and I found the care was excellent, appropriate and the communication was great. I received 3 calls from the various vets on duty and each time they were informative and kind. My regular vet had already been notified within about 12 hours of admission and they called to check on us. The only hesitation of have is the cost of services. It seems very expensive. Medication that they provided when we took the pup home cost $62.38 for 30 pills. The price for 120 tabs from Chewy is $25.08. I understand the cost of intensive/ER services is exorbitant in general but $2000 for a 24 hour visit is something that many people can not afford.

Tonight we had to say goodbye to our dog Quinn while visiting out of state -- far from home, which…read moremade an already devastating situation even harder. Making the decision to let her go was the most difficult thing we've ever had to do. Dr. Emma Houlton and her entire staff were absolutely incredible. She was so knowledgeable, explaining everything to us with such kindness, sweetness, and compassion throughout the entire process. She made an unbearable day so much more bearable. I wouldn't have wanted any other vet there caring for her -- I knew she was safe and in the best hands despite the heartbreak of the situation. Dr. Houlton is the stellar, most perfect example of everything you want in a vet. She's an amazing person and an incredible doctor. If you need a vet, bring your pet to her. She is truly wonderful.

We unfortunately had a second visit to EVE Pet Hospital for our other pup, Ronon. He had a bloody…read morenose, that just would not stop! We initially called them when we were headed their way, to get their thoughts, and did appreciate them giving us some insight on the phone. We opted to stop in to be on the safe side. It was a bit quieter this time around, so we were able to get in a room right away and seen relatively quickly. It was a very much a "Got to rule out the options" type situation that required a bit more guesswork. Based on the initial intake, they recommended a blood panel, a SNAP panel (bloodwork specifically for ticks), X-rays and possible CT. We decided to start with the bloodwork, to minimize putting our dog through more procedures than necessary. They also have a relatively quick turn around time of 20-30 minutes for the results, making it easy to proceed if necessary. The tech we spoke with was nice, but a little brisk and not super helpful which inquiring on the next steps/options. She did mention a CT may be required and was helpful in getting prices and options for same day if needed. We did get the blood work results back, about an hour later, and Dr. Robinson came to speak with us, with a good news, bad news sitch. He had gotten an infection from a tick and his body was having trouble clotting and fighting it off, hence the nosebleed. She did a great job explaining and laying out all the details. Luckily, it was in the treatable phase and she ran through the prescriptions and care that would be required and let us know they would bring back the medication and Roni shortly. About an hour plus later...they bring him back, His nose had not stopped bleeding the entire time! Not their fault, it was uncontrollable, and they attempted, but was just not really treatable. We ended up spending about 4 1/2 hours there, most of that time which was not with our dog. All the initial exams and what not I understand, but getting the results and talking to the doctor, and still waiting another hour after the fact, seemed longer than necessary and we just felt bad for our pup, because we would have rather been with our dog waiting, then him in the back while waiting alone. A few other key details: It's $190 regardless for your pet to be examined, which you need to pay up front. Any other services, you pay for if you decide to proceed. They have two entrances, one for cats and one for dogs. it leads to the same space, but has separate sides to the same counter which is nice. The Dr recommended Nexgard (Tick treatment), which they do not have onsite, we had inquired if we could order from Chewy digitally, they said yes, but turns out they cannot. They do send home a paper prescription, but something to keep in mind or double check on. Overall, very grateful they figured out what was wrong and took care of him. The space was clean and staff was overall friendly. Their prices seem reasonable as well. A bit more communication would have been appreciated, especially regarding time, or at least updates so we knew he was okay and maybe a bit more guidance on what treatments make the most sense. They do a great job and though I hope you never need to go to the emergency vet, they are a great 24 hour accessible options.

My daughter took her cat to Eve Pet Hospital after several days of vomiting and not eating. An…read morex-ray showed an obstruction from something the cat swallowed so they had to do surgery to Dane the cat's life. The staff all died over the car and really cheered up my daughter. She was able to make payments to make the cost more affordable. I highly recommend them for an emergency vet.

What an A+ urgent vet care experience…read more I found the spot through reading reviews here on Yelp. Unfortunately, my late, sweet angel of a Bichon Frise has recently passed, however it was extremely helpful to have brought her here to this facility to understand more in depth the severity of her medical issue. Not only is the staff here so friendly and empathetic, they are also punctual, efficient and very honest. My dog sitter ended up taking my dog here one night while we were out of town to deal with her chronic vomiting. The vet caring for her that evening spoke with me directly over the phone to go over treatment options. I thoroughly appreciated her honesty. I ended up having to take my dog back here one night a few weeks later due to the vomiting starting up again and her primary vet also suggested what she's going through needs to be handled at an actual animal hospital. This second visit was just as efficient and also they were kind enough to waive certain fees due to us returning back to them in such a short amount of time. I also like the fact that we're able to use payment plan options via Affirm. That was extremely helpful for me during this previous emotionally tumultuous season. Overall, great urgent animal care location. I highly recommend them.

My dog died at VEG. On Christmas. So pretty much the worst #$@# day for me, as it was completely…read moreunexpected. He'd had a full check up within weeks and actually was at VEG about a month before for an unrelated GI issue. We had unfortunately been to several other emergency vets before making it to VEG, as we were out and about when the crisis started. I also had my little pug with me as getting care for my Great Dane was a bigger priority than taking her home. Once again the staff at VEG surrounded us with compassionate care. Nothing could have changed the outcome of the day but I am so grateful that at every moment the VEG staff was working to save my dog and caring so much for all of our comfort. They immediately got several large beds and a blanket for him to lie down and offered me a cushion. They handled him with love and checked on us in so many ways. And they tried. At one point we had something like 6 people working to stabilize him and everyone was focused and on task. I felt they worked on him not like a job but as if he was their own. I know its hard to work on a holiday and I know his death was emotional for everyone. But thank you all because at least I was with him to the very end and he knew he was being cared for. Being able to be with your dog throughout care is such a meaningful difference in the veterinary industry and in both owners and pets experience with vet care, and I feel like VEG always has such caring people. Thank you, though honestly have to say I'm hoping to see you all less in 2026.

everyonenis so helpful. They take such good care of our pets and help us make the best choices for…read moretheir care.

Horrible place, venture capital vet and it really shows. I rarely am shocked at how much anything…read morecosts but wow. 5 figures just to find out if your pet will die soon. Had to talk them down to simple confirmatory testing. Thank god that brought it down to high 4 figures (insert eye roll). Didn't have much of a choice in order to stabilize him and give him a chance. Went to VCA which I know is owned by same VC. They charge pretty good too but infinitely better experience. Sadly he passed on not much later. Even in an emergency and I lived next door I would go anywhere else. And it ain't the money that's just the icing on the sad cake. VCA at least has compassion