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    Value Pet Clinic

    2.0 (203 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Emily Y.

    I was looking for a veterinarian last minute for a rabies vaccine and health certificate in order for my puppy to fly and Vet Pet Clinic came through. This is a strictly walk in office, so no appointment is necessary. However, the reach capacity fairly early on in the day so it's best to get there early in the morning and have your contact information and can put you on the list. My wait time was right around five hours total, but I was able to run errands and do things locally... you don't have to sit and wait in your vehicle the whole time, which is a huge bonus! Everyone from the receptionists to the vet tech, Chris, and the veterinarian himself, Dr. Snyman, the whole team was amazing. They were friendly, professional, answered any and all questions with no issues and provided excellent customer service. I would recommend Value Pet Clinic to anyone and will definitely be back.

    Pills for my kitty Sierra Skye who passed Nov 2022.
    Diane F.

    I would give this clinic zero stars if I could. I have an elderly cat that I have been giving another kitty's medication to. Trixa has been showing signs of hyperthyroid for almost a year. Because I just moved from Everett to Tacoma I had no regular vet and no vets were accepting new patients. I put off taking Trixa to this walk in vet because Trixa is very frail with seizure disorder and renal failure. So I just kept on giving her a low dose of the meds I had left over from another kitty who had passed away. Over time these meds had gotten soft and I was worried they were no longer helping because Trixa was getting very thin. Then Trixa developed an eye infection and I knew I had to take her to this vet. While we were there I explained to the vet about Trixa's suspected hyperthyroidism. I agreed to a test to check her levels. It was more than the amount I have paid for geriatric tests in the past, but I paid it because I knew Trixa needed help. The test came back showing her "in the gray area" which didn't tell me anything. To know what her thyroid levels are at the vet tells me I need a second equally as expensive test sent out to a lab. (At this point I am wondering why the first test wasn't sent out. Now I have paid twice as much as what I have had to pay in the past to have her thyroid levels checked.) But I agree to the test because I want new fresh meds for my kitty--not 14 mo old leftovers from another cat. So the results come back and Trixa does indeed have hyperthyroidism. The vet tells me to double her current dose. So I ask about coming in to get the meds. He asks me how many of the old pills I have left (???????). I tell him 30. Then he tells me, without asking to see the bottle, check the condition if the pills, how old they are, or even if they are the correct meds) to just use them up first and then he'd prescribe new meds. So I do this against my better judgement. Then about a week before the old meds are gone I call requesting meds--new meds for Trixa. Then I am told I cannot get new meds until after I bring this frail little kitty in for yet ANOTHER thyroid test AND another exam. I have tried for weeks to beg this clinic for meds for my kitty. I am on disability and all I can afford are her meds, which she was never given after the vet diagnosed her. The clinic manager stands behind this vet's actions and now my kitty has gone 15 days without any meds. And they do not care. ALL they are about is getting more money. I am totally convinced the vet deliberately put off giving my kitty meds (forcing me to give her substandard care with old expired meds) just so that he could require I pay even more money for a third test and another exam. This is not a place to go if you love your animals. I will never set foot in this place ever again. Oh, and I am demanding a refund for the tests that did nothing to help my kitty, and I am filing a complaint with the BBB and WA State Veterinary board. What was done to my Trixa is nothing short of cruelty and pure deliberate negligence. Below is a picture of the bottle of meds the vet never asked to see, but wanted me to use up on my kitty--meds that were never prescribed for her.

    My sweet boy. This is his last photo ever.
    Brandy L.

    I had just gotten out of ICU and home only to discover my poor tabby was turning yellow & not eating or drinking. I brought him to this clinic. The staff was very kind and the vet told me what I already knew, that he was in total liver failure. He was very kind and respectful even though I talked to him through tears. He said that cats are really good at masking diseases. He gently and respectfully took my boy over rainbow bridge.

    Stephanie F.

    1/1/21: I came here for years. It was great when it was Vets for Less. Since the change of ownership/name change seems like everything went down hill. Yesterday was the last time I will ever step foot in that clinic! They can't seem to answer/return phone calls. Nurses seem clueless. When I voiced my concerns, the Doctor hung up on me. No compassion for our dying animal whatsoever! UPDATE 1/12/21: Since our cat passed away, NOT once did they send their condolences. Instead they sent me a letter saying they no longer want me as a customer. Hahahaha! Sorry wouldn't go to this clinic again if you paid me. Firgrove Veterinary has been amazing and taking care of our Olive's remains.

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    Mary M.

    Poor bedside manner. Staff doesn't communicate with each other and they don't communicate with the customers. On hold for half an hour. One mistake after another . . . stop taking new patients if you can't handle the ones you have. This was a good place pre-COVID. Three weeks and my rescue puppy still not well. Come and shampoo my carpets, would you?

    Mildred R.

    This was our first time at this location, for the past six years I was taking my dogs to the one in Kent. They were a little bit busy, the wait wasn't to bad since we didn't have an appointment. There's plenty of seats, tv and magazines. The reason for our visit besides updating their vaccines is we believe our dog got an ear infection. The staff was very helpful and gentle without pups. The doctor confirmed the ear infection, they showed us how to clean their ears and apply meds. We were very happy with the service we received and glad we found a good clinic for our pets.

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    PetOne Veterinary, Sumner Hospital

    (375 reviews)

    I like this place. My dog needed stitches. They did stitches. And it needed a drain but was told it…read moredidn't cause a puncture was not that big. We had to bring him back for staples again cause the stitches popped out and he got pretty swollen. After the staples didn't work we took him back a third time and they left an opening for drainage and stuff and stitched him back up. But went back to remove the stitches. Wait was hours ling. Tried to schedule an appointment but it was booked out super far ended up just taking the stitches out myself. So far so good. I would go back for an emergency but probably not for normal vet since they are a very popular vet and scheduling may be crazy. The front desk staff were awesome gave my kid some coloring things and such while we waited for a room.

    I have been coming to Sumner Veterinary Hospital since 2018 and I have 4 dogs. We were good…read morecustomers, but after what happened with my dog Otis, I will NEVER return. On 8/22/2026, I made an appointment specifically because I was extremely concerned Otis had cancer. He had lost a significant amount of weight, was barely eating, extremely lethargic, no longer playing with our other dogs, and had VERY large lymph nodes. We were booked with Dr. Moss. I showed Moss the enlarged lymph node and explained all of Otis's symptoms. Moss attempted an aspiration twice and told me it was "oily" and benign, and that my dog was overweight. Otis was NOT overweight. I have photos documenting his weight changes because the changes were happening fast! So That comment felt completely dismissive and out of pocket, especially when I was there because I knew something was wrong. I STILL made it very clear that I wanted blood work because I was concerned about cancer or even a deficiency that could be treated. The appointment then shifted to Otis's ears needing to be cleaned, requiring anesthesia through the ER department. When Dr. Millard called to tell me Otis had done well and was waking up, I asked again about the blood work. She told me they had not been notified to do it, but said they could run it along with a newer cancer screening test they were learning about. I immediately said YES. That was the entire reason I originally made the appointment. The results came back showing signs of lymphoma. I was also told over the phone that we could try Apoquel for Otis's ear allergies. When we later returned to discuss the lymphoma results, I was told to STOP the Apoquel because it can weaken the immune system and potentially accelerate cancer.I paid $328.52 for the medication I was then told to discontinue because of concerns related to cancer. I also have a HUGE issue with what happened when I picked Otis up. I was told to come as soon as possible, so I did. I was put in a room and apparently no one was told I was there. I waited 45 minutes before calling the front desk myself, and it took another 10 minutes for them to bring my dog out. Then I discovered Otis had been left in a crate WITH HIS LEASH ON. I consider this Animal ABUSE. A dog should never be left unattended in a crate with a leash attached because the leash or collar can become caught and cause strangulation. Otis had also just been under anesthesia, making this even more unacceptable. When they brought him to me, they apologized because he had had a very large urine accident in the crate and his leash was covered in urine. What if the leash or collar had gotten caught? What if Otis had panicked? What if he had choked himself to death? I bet they woulda blamed it on the anesthesia! I am beyond angry. I don't know who was responsible for each part of this situation, but I DO know how I feel about the way my dog was treated. Dr. Moss made me feel like my concerns were not important. I believe to my core that Dr. Moss does not care about my dog or the concerns I brought forward. I felt dismissed, and completely unheard while advocating for an animal who could not advocate for himself. I even emailed Dr. Millard about the entire situation and received no response. Dr. Millard ultimately transferred Otis's care to an oncology veterinarian in Lakewood, and I am grateful for that. And here is the part that absolutely breaks my heart: Otis has since been diagnosed with STAGE 4 LYMPHOMA. He has cancer in his liver and spleen. WOW. I knew something was wrong with my dog. I listened to my dog. I advocated for my dog. And I was right. I am thankful we eventually got the blood work and that Otis was transferred to oncology care, but that does not erase everything that happened before that. After this experience, I will NEVER bring my dogs here again. If you are considering this hospital, especially Dr. Moss, please do your own research and advocate HARD for your animals. You know your pet. If something doesn't feel right, keep pushing for answers. Otis deserved better. Update Otis died 9-25-26

    BluePearl Pet Hospital

    BluePearl Pet Hospital

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    I took my Dutch Shepeard mix, Aroarah into the Tacoma branch this evening after the usual urgent…read morecare was closed and I couldn't get her into my regular vet until the next day. They were extremely Busy and told me that it was a very long wait to be seen by a Vet. I had concerns for the severity of my dogs situation and the staff Over worked and backed up still took time to get us into an exam room and spared a couple Nurses to give Aroarah a quick look over and helped ease my mind by ensuring me that my situation was not as severe as i had feared and that i had time to wait until i could get her to our regular vet appointment the next day. They were kind and helpful and saved me a lot of worry and money! I have read some of the other poor revues on here and i believe that a little understanding goes a long ways as much as people want the staff to be understanding to their situation i am understanding of what they have to do to help everyone and I am Very appreciative of the staff to lend me some help when they didn't really have the time to do so nor did they have to. Thank You!

    The people and facility at Blue Pearl are amazing. My big dog had to have an MRI and immediately…read moreneeded surgery to remove a bulging disk in his cervical spine and they did such an amazing job taking care of him through the entire process! They were in constant contact with me during it all so I knew what was happening during this insanely stressful time. And, most importantly, they successfully corrected the issue in his spine and my 125lb, 6 year old dog is regaining all of his abilities. I just can't say enough about how impressed I was and how truly thankful I am for everyone there.

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    Summit Veterinary Referral Center

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    I know that one bad review probably won't hurt this clinic, and honestly, that is not why I am…read morewriting it. I'm writing this because I hope another pet owner reads my experience before trusting this clinic with their animal and takes the time to look carefully at the reviews and make an informed decision. Please don't assume that the negative reviews are simply people being difficult or impossible to please. These are real people, just like me, who love their animals and trusted this clinic to take care of them. I brought my cat in because he was walking oddly and had a fever. After the examination, the doctor told me she couldn't find anything wrong with him and couldn't understand where the fever was coming from. We were sent home with antibiotics for my cat. I was left believing that they had thoroughly examined him and that there was nothing obvious causing his symptoms. The next day, I decided to carefully examine my cat's body myself because I was still very concerned about him. I was shocked to find open wounds and scratches on his head. (Photos attached )These were not hidden or impossible to notice. I was very surprised that after a professional veterinary examination, I was told they could not find anything wrong. I paid for the examination and additional testing because I trusted the clinic to properly evaluate my cat. Unfortunately, I ended up finding the physical injuries myself after being told there was nothing wrong.I went back to the clinic because I wanted someone to take responsibility for what happened and, more importantly, they giving me options for how to properly address the problem with my cat. The money was never the point for me. I wanted accountability and for the clinic to acknowledge that something had been missed. I spoke with the assistant manager, who asked me to give her a couple of days to look into the situation and talk to the Manager and get back to me. She never did. I had to physically return after 12 days to the clinic again because I never received a call or any follow-up. When I finally spoke with the manager, he gave me one explanation that how this could've been missed... After a long conversation he told me that he was not going to give me any refund because doing so would mean admitting that the clinic/vet had made a mistake. That was extremely frustrating and disappointing to hear. As a pet owner, this experience has been incredibly upsetting. I trusted this clinic with my cat's health, and I expected a thorough examination and proper follow-up. Being told that they "didn't find anything wrong," only for me to find open wounds and scratches on my cat the very next day, is something I find extremely difficult to accept.The lack of accountability and communication is what has disappointed me the most. I want to make one thing very clear we were never doing this to get a refund but the least they could've done after failing the physical examination...What we wanted was accountability.There were several reasonable options the clinic could have offered after the situation came to light. For example, they could have offered to perform another thorough physical examination to make sure there were no additional wounds or injuries that had been missed, or they could have offered to clean and properly treat the wound to help prevent it from becoming infected. Even simply taking the time to examine him again and make sure he was okay would have shown us that they genuinely cared about making things right. I truly hope sharing my experience helps another person avoid going through the same frustration, disappointment, and worry that we experienced.Please read the negative reviews. Don't automatically assume these people are lying or exaggerating. Behind those reviews are pet owners who love their animals just as much as we love ours.We trusted this clinic and we felt let down.

    My dog got sick very quickly and a trip yo our vet was escalated to this hospital. She had been…read morevomiting and not responding to pain med's, her little life was fading. I was not ready to lose her, but the quality of her life was one of intense pain. The vet was very compassionate and was also concerned and felt she had sepsis. The cost was astronomical. Nearly 3k$. I wish there were places that recognized ppl cannot afford that much in this economy. That is the reason for 4 out of 5. We are seniors and this will take us years to pay.

    Spanaway Veterinary Clinic

    Spanaway Veterinary Clinic

    (129 reviews)

    I have been coming here since I moved to WA 5 years ago I…read moremoved out of the area 3 years ago, and I still go here with my 7 pets and drive an hour each way. We have 5 seniors with a variety of healthy issues and we are frequent flyers at the vets to say the least . Dr. Mechur is one of the very best vets I've ever had the pleasure to work with. She is patient and kind and very knowledgeable. She stays after hours and takes the time to know all the ins and outs and lumps and bumps of my family Michaela is the best Vet tech ever. She has the magic touch l. She is able to do blood draws on my cats that previously they would have to be sedated . Faith, Britney , Cat are all top notch at what they do. The front office staff deals with me and all my crazy pet needs on a weekly basis. These people work extremely hard in an industry that is underpaid and under appreciated. I can't begin to express my gratitude to them

    Completely horrible service. And very disrespectful staff upon bringing our pets in a mere 17…read moreminutes late. Due to one of the animals not wanting to be placed in a kennel, the employee was completely unsympathetic, demanding $88 for any future payment scheduling appointments, not even bothering to take into concern that we have literally. And this is no stretch of the imagination, literally given them close to $50000 over the years. For housed, cats that are not out in the wild, and they were completely unsympathetic. Lacking any empathy or understanding of the situation I will not be going back here. And I would not recommend this clinic to anyone Respectfully Alla & PaulMichael M

    Northwest Spay & Neuter Center - Heal

    Northwest Spay & Neuter Center

    (92 reviews)

    I have taken 5 of my adopted/rescued cats here over the last 6 years. Granted it was sort of…read moredifficult to get the appointment but once I read about the center I understood. The THOUSANDS of animals they help for such low fees is amazing. Taking care of fur babies is very expensive and they help make the cost way less expensive than most. There would be a lot less pet owners that can do the right thing for the wellbeing of the animal and the pet population if NW Spay & Neuter wasn't available. It takes a different kind of person to handle all the problems they see. The job has to take a toll on their heart strings. Now that they have joined with Auburn Valley Humane Society it will only get better. Once I got my appointment as with many of you I confirmed all the information and waited for the email. That email arrived (thank you for the email) and we showed up. It was raining and nasty out for at least two of my furry babies but they came out in raincoats with umbrellas and took the information during the Covid times. They took my critters in in a timely fashion and all went well with and after the surgery. I am not sure if they still charge for the cone but just be prepared and have your own before you drop off your baby. I find them to be more expensive elsewhere vs. when they provide one. So in short, I am pleased and have every faith that my babies are well taken care of. I highly recommend their services and will be taking my fur babies here again as I rescue others. Good Job Team! I appreciate you all. Chin up and keep rocking it forward. Julie

    your pet will get spayed or neutered but they won't come back the same. Took my sweet black tuxedo…read moregirl here. she was always by my side and up in my business. after coming here she's terrified of humans. she has such bad anxiety. idk if you guys are mistreating animals here, but she was a sweet girl, and now she's terrified of every human being...... so that's cool. 4 years later still trying to get her comfortable with people and socialize her. fuck you guys. she was a kitten.

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