I am super thankful for the wonderful staff at this hospital. Earlier this week on my at home from…read morework I tragically hit a baby deer that ran out onto the road in front of me. I could not get a hold of anyone to try to help him, I called multiple vets and even called the game warden, no one was able to help or most were already closed for the day (4:30pm). One clinic in pa told me to try Greywolf, since they're one of the few places that have a wildlife license. I called them at 4:41pm and they said if I could get the deer in the car I could bring them. They were willing to stay open late and wait for me. I had to drive all the way from port Angeles and finally arrived around 5:10pm. They immediately came out and started trying to help the poor thing. It didn't seem like a skeleton crew at all, they had multiple people trying to help him, and even helping me fill out the papers and comforting me, since I was in tears at this point. I know it's a tragic thing that happens often in this area, we have so many deer, but that didn't matter, they still did everything they could to try to save him and for that I'm incredibly thankful. Sadly he did not make it, but I'm comforted in knowing that everyone tried their best, and they made it as peaceful a passing as they could. Behind grateful to this amazing staff for all of their help and hard work.

Staff at Greywolf Veterinary is great ! especially Anna the office manager, went above and beyond…read moreto help. Dr. Rose is awesome, correctly diagnosed my kitty when other vet's missed it. I was not thinking highly of the business because I think it is corporately owned, but the staff makes up for that downside. Great people

Short story: Dr. Cox, Kim, Amy, and Adin are wonderful. They are quick to answer questions via…read morephone as COVID-19 precautions kept pet guardians in their car. 4 stars right now because I can't go in and observe to give that last star, yet. Long story: I want to give you a little background then give you my experience: 1, My husband and I had just moved from a rental in Port Ludlow to our own place in Sequim. We closed in Feb but slowly moved until the middle of March. 2. We knew we wanted to adopt an adult cat because we love being cat guardians and we are in our late 50s/early 60s and just couldn't handle the energy of a kitten. 3. We found our kitty at the OPHS, got the adoption paperwork filled out, and we were approved. 4. It is the end of March and the COVID-19 lockdowns are on the horizon. We had set up a visit to meet our Kitty and see if it would be a fit. Even though there was a rough patch, we decided we would work well together. 5. Then everything shut down. We were sure about our choice, but they couldn't schedule an adoption. Then our Kitty got a mouth infection, which made him unadoptable until it was cleared up. They treated him in-house at OPHS. We called weekly to see how he was doing. OK, enter SAH. We knew we were adopting, so I called to get him on their patient rolls around the middle of April. Bonded almost immediately with Kim. She got all the pertinent information down that I could give her. I also noted that he was being treated for a mouth infection and wouldn't be adoptable until it had cleared up. She reverified that they did a free check-up to determine the general health of pet adoptions per an agreement with OPHS. We should schedule that appointment as soon as we were able after adoption. (OPHS had allowed a longer than usual window for the free checkup because of COVID-19). May 1 we were able to adopt, May 5th I called SAH in the morning and scheduled the check-up. The check-up turned up nothing out of line, just a healthy cat (a good kitty, too). The infection had healed up well. Dr. Cox and Adin were the two who saw him. In the middle of May, our new family member started sneezing. Anyone who is familiar with cats knows about upper respiratory issues. The OPHS had given him all regular cat vaccines in February. We are still unpacking boxes, so I wasn't overly worried. Dust was making us sneeze, too. June 1: With the sneezing still happening, there also arose a desperate need to get claws trimmed by a professional because I was getting beat up. I could pet his paw, but a trimmer was going nowhere near him. I also had a desire to get baseline bloodwork and fecal done, as well as a dental cleaning, I gave SAH a call and spoke with Amy. Again, a great call. Except I forgot to ask about the blood tests and fecal. I had focused on the sneezing, claw clipping, and dental. The dental couldn't be done until after the cat was examined, usually a second visit. When I got there today, I remembered the fecal and bloodwork. Adin said that should be no problem. Yeah, well, my Kitty is lovely until you touch his paws or try to hold him in place or give him a shot (hold his neck fur), then he becomes a vicious and very smart tiger. I don't know how the two techs were able to get the blood drawn, but there was no way to do his nail trim after the antibiotic shot and the blood draw. That will have to wait until the dental work is done and my little lovey is sedated. BTW, yes, he hates to have his mouth touched so I keep trying with the kitty toothpaste, but the years of neglect need to be taken care of.

They are so wonderful and caring there. If the pet is having an issue...they get you in right away.read more

Our rescue dog, Moira Rose, came from a 1 bedroom apartment in Texas living with 80 dogs. She is…read morenow 5 years old and a survivor. In Denver she received great care. Moving to WA was a challenge for the 3 of us. A neighbor recommended Blue Mountain. The staff and doctors have been so kind and gentle with us and Moira Rose.

Love this vet clinic. Took my 8yr old pet here in 2015 and regularly for 10 yrs They are always…read morehelpful and took very good care of her. On her visits, every vet gave her a thorough check, alert me to her care as time passed. We finally euthanized her just prior to her 19th birthday. They made it so easy for her and me. She was given a shot and I was able to pet her until she was fast asleep.

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.

I enjoy taking my cat here for his vet visits. On New Year's Eve 2020 Dr Jensen stayed late to do…read moresurgery on an abscess. My cat could have died but she saved him. I'm so lucky that they were able to take me in last minute. My cat loves the staff and enjoys interacting with everyone. Thank you again for saving my cats life!

Dr Jensen is amazing. All my animals love her. She is so knowledgeable and has gone the extra mile…read morecaring for our fur family.

From the moment I stepped into this clinic, I felt taken care of during a stressful day. Everyone…read morewas kind and communicative throughout the visit. It felt like the staff genuinely cared about my pet and me by being patient as I asked questions, communicating well, and providing me with options. I ended up switching over to Olympic from another vet due to this smooth semi emergency visit!

​I moved to Sequim two years ago with my elderly parents, whom I care for, and needed to find a vet…read morefor my father's 12-year-old dog. Dr. Stubchaer was very kind and respectful, so I hoped our return visit would be the same. Unfortunately, I was completely wrong! ​We saw a new vet a year later, and wow, had things changed--and not in a good way. The staff was rude and neglected the care my dad's dog needed. It seemed they would rather just let your pet suffer. I'm grateful for our new vet, who confirmed my suspicion about why they treated us this way. I will never return.

SKETCHY. I left my dog for boarding, I left more food than my dog could ever eat, yet my container…read morewas given back empty. My dog was so hungry, I've never seen her like that before. She drank water the entire night, trying to rehydrate. She came home sick with a hoarse bark, I had to take her to her vet to get seen. I went to get my dog at 2:30 on a weekday, the front door was locked. I called and asked if they were open, and was curtly told "of course", I asked why then is the door locked?? Even though my dog just got a clean bill of health from her regular vet, they claimed she had worms and charged me for the medication. Horrible experience, an inspection of this facility has been submitted.

Dr. Czachor was the veterinarian for Rudy, my old (15-1/2), blind and deaf Miniature Schnauzer for…read morethe last 8 years of his life (when we moved to Port Angeles from Texas). As Rudy aged and his medical problems increased, she always explained every condition, test, care plan, and/or procedure carefully, so we always understood what was going on. She always had his health, well being, and comfort as priority. When the tough, end-of-life decisions had to be made, Dr. Czachor and her staff were informative and helpful, and they guided us to make the best choices we could for our beloved Rudy. They even provided us a beautiful box for his ashes and an additional beautiful plaster imprint of his paw, which we will always cherish. We have recommended Family Veterinary Clinic to our family members who have visited from out-of-state with their dogs, who required unplanned veterinary care while here. Dr. Czachor was always responsive and attentive to the care of their dogs. And when we had a family member move here from California, Dr. Czachor is the veterinarian we recommended, wholeheartedly, to them. Thank you, Carmen, for the wonderful care you gave our Rudy. We will always appreciate everything you and your staff did for him ... and for us.

I have been using this groomer for 6 years. She seems very concerned about the dogs and my dogs are…read morealways happy to go there

First of all, John is GREAT. Always helpful and friendly and informative. If he doesn't know, he…read morewill refer it to the person there who does know. Lynette is the fish expert and great. Knows her stuff. The tall, young , dark haired man working the fish department (wasn't there today but I have seen him previously) and is always helpful and informative. Today, at 1pm, hardly anyone in the store. I bring my cart to the only register open. The young kid manning the one register open looks at me, then speeds out the front door to his white car. I thought, okay, maybe he will be right back and I unload my cart. He said nothing, before he ran out, to John who was busy off to the side with cleaning a bin and not manning a register. He could of said something to his coworker since my items were now at the register table. Then this kid speeds off in his car. Was his shift over or was he just rude? Thank you to John for helping me. Customer service from this young kid is entirely lacking. Good luck with future employment.

Chele has cared for our two furkids for the past two years. Both spending overnights when we are…read moretraveling and for walks/meal when we are gone for a long day. She is always responsive and available via text or phone when we need to be in contact. She is kind and honest and our dogs just love her. When our corgi became ill with a return bout of pancreatitis, Chele followed her instinct and knowledge of his usual behavior and called concerned wanting us to know that she felt he needed to see our vet. Her prompt attention saved our little fellow from long term illness and he made a quick recovery. We highly recommend Chele's pet sitting services. We trust her and know she takes the best care of our furkids!!

I don't know if this lady is still in business or not. I've sent two emails and left 2 phone…read moremessages for her to call me. No response. She finally called and said she was away for a few days.

Everything at African Sky is 1st Class. We frequently board our two older dogs and they are always…read morewell cared for. The grounds are exceptionally clean and there is plenty of room for play and exercise. I highly recommend African Sky if you are looking for a place to board your hounds.

We moved from Denver to Sequim WA. Moira Rose has never been boarded. She is a 4 yr old Jack…read moreRussell/Daschund mix. She was rescued from a one room apartment in Texas with 80 dogs. She had never been outside and was not socialized. We are retired and have time to work and be with her. We take her on roadtrips. A family celebration was being held in Key West. We needed to fly. We interviewed 3 dog boarders in Sequim. We chose African Sky. Belinda the owner has the most beautiful melodious voice and is gentle. Our skittish shaking Moira Rose responded to her and loved her. Belinda sent pictures and we were totally secure. Upon our return, we watched for stress in her. None. We actually believe it was a good experience for Moira Rose.