Gotta give kudos when kudos are due…read more Mountain View Animal Hospital. I cannot say enough good things about them, the entire staff. I have had nothing but good experiences with them. Grace (150 pound Great Dane) actually likes visiting them, in spite of the shots, surgery, etc. Just got her stitches out, no trauma to her at all. When we left, she gave the girls at the front desk kisses. They compassionately helped Stitch, our 11 year old kitty that had cancer, get her angel wings. After she was gone, the next day, they called me to check on me. A few days After Graces surgery, they called to see how she was doing, and how the incision looked. Truly amazing people and care. I'm not sure, but I think the costs are lower than other doctors around, not that that's a deciding factor in care for our fur family members. So, kudos to them!!! We appreciate the kindness and compassion and care for not only our fur babies, but for the hoomans too.

Great Vet! They are always prompt, I have never had to wait when I arrive. Everyone is thorough and…read morethey don't try to upsell any unnecessary treatments. So glad I found them!

Just wanted to give a good feed back for Broadway animal hospital they do a awesome job with our…read moredogs especially what keeps us coming back to this place is Shauna always has positive attitude always smiling ,never mad at all the questions we ask for our dogs ,very helpful super nice with us !!!! Thanks for being so awesome !!!! Nick and Yeni Morales Ps. maya and cookie love this place !!!

This vet gave my pet Kingee that was stolen out of Providence hospital illegally after a minor car…read moreaccident. by the charge nurse and the wa state patrol officer BART they took off his collar and his tags changed his name to cappy and vaccinated my puppy without my consent and did not check to see if he had his shots first they double vaccinated my pure bred pit bull and now the wa state patrol and the charge nurse are trying to make me pay for his vet bill he never needed in the first place my puppy was not injured and never apprehended by the animal control. That is where he would have gone if he had been injured first. I called and emailed the Everett animal shelter and the informed me if my pup was injured he would have been sent there first as they treat animals with emergency after hours.This vet office broke the law. I have a vet and she is in Arlington I would never bring my pup here. They are criminal and hurt my pup!! I found out 3 weeks later because I called down to Olympia the commercial vehicle office for wa state patrol and when my pup was returned he had this vets tag on that's how I knew the double vaccinated my pup illegally don't trust this vet with your pup! Or your animals!!

My dog has pretty bad anxiety and is extremely selective with who she vibes with (both humans +…read moreother animals lol)... so we don't frequent the vet unless absolutely necessary. With that said, we've been to this location multiple times over the last 10 years primarily for shots and check ups. Tbh I never really thought much of previous experiences as we never got much done other than what we deemed were necessary for preventative health (and at set prices). Consequently, I never had negative nor positive experiences here in the past. It was purely transactional appointments lol. Now this most recent visit was quite the trip lol. My parents called me saying our dog had been having multiple episodes of small, bloody emesis--some frank blood mixed with primarily saliva, very small in size and otherwise no other changes to her behaviors. So she was still super active, eating/drinking fine, etc etc. however, just due to the fact that she had multiple episodes of emesis in a 24hr span, they wanted me to take her to the clinic in order to see if further work up was necessary. Ok to be transparent, I'm a nurse so while I may have a rudimentary understanding of animal healthcare, I am well versed in what this type of thing should look like lol. To be fair, the receptionist who answered my call was friendly enough and was able to slot me in for an appointment within the hour. So that was cool. But holy shiz lol, I swear the vet I interacted just didnt give a sh*t, was having a bad day, or idk. Maybe they're just super incompetent. I explained the context of everything + showed pics of her emesis. They didn't even do a physical exam or anything. They literally just handed me a paper with a list of (very expensive) things they wanted to do. They wanted to give my dog Zofran, a fluid bolus, run imaging, and get multiple sets of labs, as well. I forget if there was more to it, but the estimate they gave for all that was already running me close to $1k. And again, no physical exam was done. It was almost like they didn't even comprehend the context of why we were there. Like why are we wanting to give Zofran + a bolus if my dog is otherwise eating/drinking perfectly fine + showing no signs of lethargy? She just had 2 random episodes of very small emesis over a day. Imaging I understood what they were getting at but also like ok?? It just seemed like this was just a money grab appointment for them. The vet left pretty quickly and the tech or assistant or whoever came in, and I voiced my thoughts above. And I stg yall, she just nodded her head and legit agreed with everything I said lmao. I was so confused. Anyways, I agreed to grab a cbc just to make sure she wasn't having internal bleeding or anything, which was also hella pricey at like $2-300. And yall, get this.. even tho she was already in a muzzle + I had a good hold on her, they wanted me to pay hundreds more for an anesthetic lmaooo. I said no and wouldn't ya know, the tech or phlebotomist who came in got her blood in seconds with no issues. Ok this was a long review but yeah. Long story short. Maybe this was a one off experience or maybe experiences vary at this clinic depending on which vet/staff you interact with... but it's concerning when there's that much of a disconnect between both staff/staff + staff/patients + staff/animal. This legit just felt like a money grab, and it's sad bc I'm sure a lot of people who don't have as much of a background in healthcare would've agreed to xyz.

Martha Lake Vet is a great place to bring your pet. We just moved to the area and we have brought…read moreour dog many times. He has bad vet anxiety and they do great with him. Staff is friendly and communicative and whenever there is an urgent need they can squeeze us in which saves having to pay extra at the emergency vet. Highly recommend!

We bring our dogs in for ultrasounds at Evergreen and they are so helpful and informative.read more

My 6 year old yellow lab, Bruno had a cardiac arrest around 10:30 am this Tuesday (8th Oct 2024)…read morewhile lying near my feet in my study room. He had no previous health issues and was a perfectly happy-go-lucky gentle giant. I can still hear his painful shrieks that mellowed into a whimper before he passed out in my arms. When 911 refused to attend to pet emergencies, my only option was to pick him up and rush to the nearest vet. Having recently moved to Woodinville, I vaguely remembered a vet hospital opposite Safeway. Following my memory, I hurried Bruno there, which turned out to be Evergreen Veterinary Hospital. As soon as we arrived, the hospital staff rushed out to take Bruno inside while I caught my breath and completed the paperwork. Despite their best efforts, Dr. Wilcock and her team were unable to revive Bruno. They suspected cardiac arrest as the cause. Bruno left us unexpectedly and far too soon, at just over 6 years old - much younger than the typical 12-15 years for Labradors. My family is devastated by the loss. Throughout this difficult time, Dr. Wilcock and her team were incredibly empathetic and supportive. Being our first dog, we were unprepared for this experience, and they guided us through each step. They provided us with options for private cremation through a third party and arranged for Bruno's ashes, paw prints, and fur clippings to be returned to us in an urn (awaiting, expecting to go pick it today). We left Bruno at the hospital and came back later that day after my daughter came back from school to say our final goodbyes to Bruno. We brought Bruno's favorite toys and treats for him to take with him across the rainbow bridge. Christina, the front-office manager, helped us navigate the paperwork with great compassion. They allowed us to mourn and stay with Bruno as long as we needed. After coming back home, when we realized we had forgotten to apply the red holy powder (we are Hindu), we called the hospital to ask if Bruno was still there. Though we couldn't apply it ourselves, the staff graciously assured us they would follow our instructions and apply the powder on Bruno's forehead for us. Although I don't have experiences to share about their routine care, I can confidently say that we couldn't have found a better place to say goodbye to our beloved Bruno. Their final bill was also very reasonable, only charging for the actual services provided--unlike other veterinary hospitals that often charge for room fees, doctor visits, etc. While I know Bruno can never be replaced, if we ever have the strength to bring another puppy into our home, Evergreen Veterinary Hospital is where we will go. Thank you, Dr. Wilcock, Christina, and the entire staff at Evergreen Veterinary Hospital, for your compassion, support, and understanding during the most heartbreaking moment of our lives.

This happened in 2015. I purchased a Cardigan Welsh Corgi…read morefrom a breeder. He was AKC registered. The breeder was a member of the parent club. I came to Cascade to do the puppy shots etc with my pup, Wilbur. The vet that saw him kindly pointed out how inbred he was and to never even consider breeding him. She pointed out he is a special needs baby. I was grateful for the honesty! I 2025 I was informed that that doctor also wrote a scathing letter to AKC that day and the Breed Parent Club about the condition of Wilbur. Because of that letter, the breeder and club received severe discipline from AKC. Wilbur is now 12 and has had a difficult life with Parrott mouth. Thank you for making a difference in the breed! Very grateful! No other doctor did that for him!

I appreciate this vet. We have been coming here for about a year. I brought my cat and my dog for…read moredifferent things, and I've spoken with 3 different lovely Vet practitioners concerning things. Lovely calm people. No pressure about medications and x-rays but clear information to give me the picture of what can be done. I spoke with Jeff today and he was wonderful and put me at ease about my pets heart condition. The front desk and phone service is also top notch. Thank you everyone. I have already referred a family member who has brought her dog here. And we are both happy.

We love our vet. We have brought our dogs here for the last 3 years. Dr Thorson always takes time…read moreto explain things to us and listens to our concerns. When we have concerns about our pets, we love that he gives us options and really cares for the wellbeing of our pets. The staff is also friendly and leave detailed messages along with sending email reminders. Would definitely recommend this vet to friends.

Dr. Thoreson has been my vet even before he opened up his clinic. He is the go-to vet for all…read morethings breeding and reproduction! I consider him and his staff a part of my team at Sky Valley Rottweilers and when I go to the clinic, everyone is friendly, warm and accommodating. I have a high level of confidence in the doctor, the vet techs, and the admin staff. A great bunch of people who really care!

Like Dr Schultz a lot ..... doesn't try to bill you for unwanted services .... Very good with my…read moredogs

Good: vet was great. Bad: when i booked the appointment, i…read morewas told nail trims are complementary, but was then charged $30. I wouldn't have had his nails trimmed if i was going to be charged and when i called to resolve, they just said "sorry".

Horrible vet! She left my horse grunting in pain after she knew the only option was surgery but she…read moredidn't say anything to me about it. She just left without saying a word to me, but in her notes she wrote that my horse was comfortable. Comfortable horses do not grunt and struggle to breathe because they are in so much pain. I was forced to call her to come back within 15 minutes because the morphine wore off and he was even worse than before. I had to wait another hour for her to show up again to put him down. She should have waited the 15 minutes to see how he was when the medication wore off or just put him down right then rather than just leaving. Then i don't receive a bill for well over a month, but i get a text message they want money. I told them to actually send me a bill. No wonder they didnt want me to see the detailed charges because she actually bills me double vet charges on several items. I sent a check for the appropriate amount and they just took the money for the duplicate charges out of my account anyway. She as been known in the area for making stupid mistakes and missing critical issues. She even caused permanent damage to an assistants shoulder for putting her in a dangerous position but told her it would be fine. She is a horrible person and a terrible vet, do not use her!

Dr.Dana and her team are always the sweetest when they show up. She takes great care of all my…read moreanimals and when I have an emergency she is on her way that second. Hands down the best vet around!