Three weeks ago our dog slipped out of his collar, ran across the street and got hit by a car going…read moretoo fast. The driver kept going. My son witnessed the entire event. We rushed to the AEC - they immediately opened the door for us, brought a gurney and helped us with our dog. They started CPR. Their staff was compassionate, calm, and provided us the necessary information in a very supportive way. In the end, our dog passed away. They did all they could to help our dog, while also helping us through this traumatic event.

Absolutely amazing. Such caring and sweet people working there. And my dog felt so comfortable.read more

We've been 'patients' of Dr Allen for over 25 years. She's…read morebeen our vet through 4 amazing kitties and 2 precious dogs. There is nothing we can say that isn't positive, thankful, and grateful about her and her team. Dr Allen is a compassionate, caring, kind, gentle, patient, and incredibly gifted Doctor ... We are blessed beyond measure to have her as our Vet. Sincerely Grateful, Walt, Steffany, & Gracie Barber

Dr Allen and her staff are a pleasure to work with. As a dog breeder we have used a number of vets…read morein the past and feel that we are in exceptional hands. Our dogs love and trust the doctor and staff, as we do. Dr Allen's focused, and yet widely encompassing care, provides so any avenues of treatment. We feel that her knowledge and expertise is only exceeded by her compassion. We count ourselves as very lucky to have her care.

No one visits a vet ER for fun but while my purpose in being at Pet Emergency Center was stressful,…read moremy experience there was outstanding. Every staff member I encountered was kind, friendly, patient, and helpful. One thoughtful woman went out of her way to bring a bowl of water for my dog (who was not the animal needing care but could not be left at home alone). The doctor who saw my injured cat was generous with his time, answered my questions thoroughly, and had a good sense of humor. Staff members did their best to make sure I did not miss my return ferry and even gave helpful advice on where to find a decent latte at the crack of dawn. When it came time to pay I was expecting a bill in the mid four digits- after all, this is ER care at 3am on a weekend- but the total was shockingly low! I even asked if they had forgotten to add in his bag of meds! The fact that affordable, quality emergency care like this exists is deeply heartening. Winston's eye is, knock on wood, healing well and the care he received was top notch. Thank you so much, PEC team, for helping to make sure my chunky tabby doesn't turn into a pirate.

We recently had to have our 17 year old cat put down on a Sunday, of course our normal vet clinic…read morewas closed and we did not want to wait another day. We took our cat to the Pet Emergency Center and as miserable as that experience always is, they did a really good job and made the process fairly smooth. The veterinarian was a very nice warm person, and she did a very nice job with our cat and it went flawless. I would recommend the Pet Emergency Center to handle your needs if your normal vet is too busy to see you, as our vet always is. They have ample parking, and got us right in.

Dr. Ron has been seeing Marco the entire time we've had him. I wouldn't take him anywhere else…read more They get along so well!

I have been coming to Dr Ron with all my animals for 40 years. He is so knowledgeable about…read moreeverything. He loves all the animals he helps, and he is so caring. His whole staff over the years, even with them changing, have been wonderful too.

VEG on Redmond I am not satisfied. They use some injection…read morefor sedation, and did clean my dog ears Cleaning part seems good but after we got discharged, my dog did not sleep for 24 hours He just walked around home And seat for only 1 hour and again moving Also still after 1 week one of the ear has pain and he is not comfortable His eating not back to normal yet They said it is normal if he shake head after discharge but not normal for me after 1 week If it was sensitive should be solved. They charge me 600 hundred and I was ok if my dog get better but still my dog has pain . Even I expect someone call me and follow up on his health but nobody care. I think they only care about who pay more. Not recommended

I took my 8 year old Bernese Mountain Dog to the Seattle VEG clinic. She was not eating and…read morelethargic. I was concerned that this might be an end-of-life issue. We've had three Berners and know they have a short life span. The team of people at the Seattle VEG clinic were terrific. They performed many clinical tests including ultrasound and x-ray imaging. Unfortunately, the results confirmed my concerns. She had advanced cancer in multiple organs. I took her home from VEG and made arrangements to have her put down the next day at another clinic recommended by the VEG team. While the outcome was sad, the people at VEG were very competent and provided a clear plan of action for me.

In short This is a review for only a phone call, but that…read morephone call was so reassuring that I'd happily bring any of our animals here if they needed it. In long Last night, we had a nasty brain fade. We thought pork bones were just as safe as beef bones for dogs. Not true! Especially if they're cooked, which this one was. She was at it for an hour, and when I went to pick it up, more than half of it was gone. Fortunately, it looked like it had disintegrated into crumbs, rather than splintering into shards. I called in and the doctor spent 15 minutes on the phone with us, talking about likely outcomes and the risks (and costs) associated with treatment. We could have had her x-rayed, but that can be imperfect with a full stomach. We could induce vomiting, but that could hurt her throat just as much as waiting to see what happens at the other end. We asked what she would do with her own dog, and out of the goodness of her heart, she talked to all the other doctors and got a consensus. She recommended bulk-feeding the pooch. This means giving her bread, which will expand in her stomach and protect the tissue in her digestive tract from any jagged edges of bone bits. There's a good chance she'll be able to digest it without issue, which many dogs do. She said this kind of thing is a bit of a gray area, because there's no certainty with any decision. I'm happy to say that the dog is still bright-eyed, energetic, and terrorizing her stuffed toys today, and digestively she seems 100% normal. My wife hardly slept last night for fear of losing her sweet little pal, but so far she seems very much her lively little furry self. Hugs thanks to VEG for calming us down, talking us through it, and not pushing us toward costly care.

If you have to go to the emergency vet, this is the place. My husband and I loved that they allow…read moreyou to stay with your pet throughout the process. We went on a Sunday afternoon because our dog got stung by a bee and was having an allergic reaction. They were very quick to help us, all of the vets and techs were warm and understanding, along with walking us through each step. The bill ended up being a lot cheaper than what we expected, and they gave us info about what we could get at a pet store for a lower price for follow up care. That was so appreciated! We've recommended them to all the pet parents we know in the area. Hopefully we won't need to visit them again, but if we do, we know our pet will be in great hands.

I brought my very sick dog to the Redmond ER to put him down. I was devastated, still am. He was…read moresick but he decompensated so quickly I couldn't find a home vet for euthanasia. I promised him I wouldn't make him go to a vet again, but I couldn't find anyone until the next day, and I couldn't let him suffer anymore. I hate crying, esp in front of people but I didn't care and the staff was wonderful. Within 15 minutes of our arrival, it was over. I couldn't be more grateful to the staff. They were wonderful.

This VEG is not good at all. You would think it is but it's not. The people act like they care when…read moreyou come in. We brought our cat in there who had a UTI. They put us in a room and completely forgot us for like 3 hours. Then I came out to check and like 5 of them were just BS'ing all sitting around talking. We just left at that point after no joke 4 hours. THEN they acted liked they cared again begging for us to stay so they could throw a bill at us for waiting 4 hours. One of the biggest waste of time in my life. I wouldn't recommend this VEG location at all. Had high hopes for them but wah wahhhhhhhhhh (sad trumpet sound)

We took our 10 month old havenese/yorkie puppy here on a sat morn. He was really sick with power…read morepuking and diarrhea and I was a crying wreck. My husband and I called ahead of time and took him right in. The staff at the front were super calm and nice. The tech that came in to take Winston's vitals was very patient. He's scared of everyone but us, so we all had to help keep him still to get the readings. The doctor on call came in and was also very nice and calm. She talked us thru all the necessary diagnostics and the next steps if those first tests didn't provide answers. We had a clear plan of what needed to be done and I found that quite calming. We also got an invoice ahead of time to show the costs of the minimal necessary testing and the cost if further action was required etc. I left knowing that Winston was in good hands. We were allowed to come back later that day for visiting hours - which I think is an awesome idea. I've never heard of that before at other vets. He was already looking better. We took him home the next day. He had 3 medications and a diagnosis but not a reason for the diagnosis. Could have been a number of reasons and they didn't see the point of spending more money to narrow it down, because he was responding to medications. I appreciated that they weren't doing extra tests just to do them. The only downside I can comment on was the extremely high price for a one night stay. It was shocking but we were of course going to pay it for our fur baby. We have since gotten pet insurance.

I am so grateful for this hospital. Everyone was amazing. From the super lovely ladies at…read morereception, all the technicians (extra love to Jason from Gus), the very thorough Radiologist Mason Wanamaker, the lovely Dr. Elise for wiping my tears and responding to my texts, my most favourite human these days- maybe possibly ever- Dr. Bernard Seguin for working his surgical magic to save my boy. Yes, it's expensive, definitely way more than I expected, aaaaand I may have cried a fair bit, but for me, worth every single penny. I cannot thank them all enough.

This is for pet owners who are deciding on a veterinarian. Dr. Jean is loved and respected by those…read morewhose pets are fortunate to be cared for by her and her caring staff. Our Dachshund recently experienced a catastrophic and sudden illness which led to her passing. Dr. Jean's dedication to her was so very caring. She watched over her, treated her with expertise ,and cared for us as we let our beloved pet go. Its Whidbey Island. Welcome.

Best veterinary surgeon around. We are grateful to have Dr. Jean in south whidbey.read more

Just called. Was…read moretold they are not taking any new patients since a dr retired and they can't take new patients. Was told to check back and hopefully they will find another vet.

I don't recommend this place to anybody! In the last three years, it has gone downhill! We have…read morewaited forty five minutes when our appointment was at one o'clock right after there lunch they have 3 doctors but they are unable to help us or accommodate us.There's a rule.If you are late, you get charged.But if there are forty five minutes late that's just the "medical field" my dog is an excruciating pain, and they just make us sit there and wait.They do not care.I would not send your dogs here ever