A surprisingly well-stocked store for our small town, and helpful, friendly people. Plus - a Shop…read moreDog to pet! Also, they will order in anything you want, if they don't already have it. A fun place to visit!

I have been grooming my poodles for the past 10 years. Little did I know him much easier my life…read morecould be. My mom took her Australian Laberdoodle here, and they did an amazing job. I immediately made an appointment for these two. It took a couple of months to get in and that is expected. They had these two groomed in about two hours. It used to take me the whole weekend. The groomers were gentle, patient, and precise. I highly recommend!

We did an overnight to Victoria and decided to leave our two dogs in America to avoid any hassle…read more The boarding options in the Port Angeles area are severely lacking, but we found a facility outside of Sequim that got good reviews and looked reputable. After speaking with the owner on the phone, I felt good about it and booked the reservation. At drop-off, there was a miscommunication about our reservation but that got resolved without issue. They have lots of outdoor spaces with different sections for dogs to run and play. And the kennel itself looked clean and organized. The staff were really friendly. Pricing is high, but probably on par with any other facility these days. At pickup, there were no issues and our dogs seemed happy. We'd board here again.

We have been taking our dogs to Jane for two years and feel so fortunate to have her caring for…read morethem. She and her staff are attentive and we know our pets are well cared for and safe with her.

My dog had a little incident with another dog at a dog park, and was bleeding from her ear. I…read morecalled two veterinary clinics in Sequim, but one said they didn't have a doctor available and another actually tried to convince me not to bring my dog there! I used Yelp to find a place to take her, and also used Google to locate somewhere in Sequim or PA. I called Angeles Clinic for Animals and they basically said "Bring her right in, we'll take good care of her". And they did. I was checked in quickly even though I had never been there before, they looked up the phone number of my regular vet in Washougal and called for vaccination and history info, and I was talking to a doctor in a few minutes. My puppy was fine, but I felt much better knowing that the wound was just a cut where there are a lot of blood vessels, so it bled a lot, but it wasn't serious. I was given some antimicrobial wipes to help keep the ear clean while it healed. She even answered an unrelated to the injury question I had about flea and tick prevention that will help me make a consumer decision in a month. The total bill was just under $70. I was impressed by the friendly and helpful staff. The cost was more than fair for an urgent visit without an appointment. I don't want to have to go back for any urgent or emergency visit again, but I know that if I do, they are there, and they will be helpful and great again.

Super gentle, and our boy looked awesome when she was done. Won't go anywhere else. he was as…read morerelaxed as he could be considering it was his first professional grooming. Many thanks!

We travel many miles, to take our pets to see Karen and Traci, and have gone to them for years!…read more Always gentle in their demeanor with our dogs, they do a great job with grooming, and are always pleasant to deal with! I highly recommend them!

I took both of my Yorkies in for grooming and she did a great job on both of the dogs. The price…read morewas reasonable and she didn't rush the job. It was perfect.

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.

Very good experience the vet was friendly and so was everyone else. The place is clean and efficientread more

I believe that this veterinarian may be incompetent. My mother brought her 12 year old cat to Dr…read moreCurll because it was not eating, had diarrhea, and was losing weight. Dr. Curll diagnosed the cat as being "constipated" and gave the cat an enema. The cat was then released back to my mother with a prescription for an appetite stimulant. The cat died five days later. My mother was devastated and wanted to understand how her cat died, so she asked me to help her find out. I requested and received the blood work and procedural notes from Oak Bay Animal Hospital and to me it appears that the cat was not given proper care. As a physician, I did not understand why Dr Curll had not done an X-Ray or ultrasound to determine an underlying cause for the cat's "constipation." I could see immediately from the blood report that the cat had an infection, and the cat had a very high amylase level. These test results would indicate pancreatitis, and it's serious. Dr. Curll, however did not do any follow-up tests. She did not do an X-Ray or ultrasound. She did not prescribe any antibiotics. I believe this is simply negligence, or laziness, or both, and that it resulted in the unnecessary death of my mother's cat. After speaking with my mother about her experience with this veterinarian, I noted a number of red flags that indicated to me this is not a good place to take a pet. I have also recommended that my mother find another veterinarian. Unfortunately, we found out too late.

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