We love the doctors and technicians at this clinic. Always friendly and helpful and they don't try…read moreto give our dog tests or meds she doesn't need.

Been coming here for many years now. Drs. Scriven and Johnson are who we mostly see. This clinic is…read morefull of heart. They are reasonably priced. They have provided excellent care for our felines, and were so very kind with end of life care for our senior kitty. I cannot say enough about them. Special shout-out to vet tech Lydia, girl you've got so much heart!

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!

We have been coming here for over 4 years with our two toy poodles and our kitty, Autumn, and I…read moretruly cannot say enough good things about the care we have received for all three of them. I especially want to recognize the incredible care our kitty received over the years. Dr. Murayama provided amazing treatment when she helped save Autumn's tail three years ago, and she continued to compassionately care for our elderly kitty through hyperthyroidism, a heart murmur, and kidney disease. Dr. Anderson also stepped in whenever Dr. Murayama was unavailable and was equally caring, thoughtful, and helpful. Yesterday, we sadly had to help our almost 17-year-old kitty cross the Rainbow Bridge. Unfortunately, I have been through this experience before, but the compassion and kindness we received yesterday made this the most comforting experience possible during such a heartbreaking time. I called Wednesday night just before closing and spoke with Liz, who was incredibly kind and attentive while listening to all of my concerns. She explained that Dr. Murayama would not be in the next day, Dr. Anderson was fully booked, and Dr. Chatterson had a full surgery schedule, but she promised to see what could be done. Thursday morning, just 10 minutes before they opened, Liz called to let us know that Dr. Chatterson would fit us into his schedule. When I called back, I spoke with Jenni, who already knew exactly what was happening because she had been with Liz when she called. She confirmed the appointment time we requested and reassured us that if Autumn's condition worsened before then, we could come in sooner and they would absolutely work with us. She also thoughtfully suggested that we call when we arrived so she could bring us through a side entrance, allowing us privacy instead of having to sit in the lobby while emotional. When we arrived, Jenni met us at the side door just as promised. Dr. Chatterson explained every step of the process with kindness and compassion. He even sat on the floor in front of us so I could continue holding my baby while he administered the medication as she peacefully made her journey to the Rainbow Bridge. I could go on with even more details, but I have already written so much. I simply cannot thank this hospital, the doctors, and the entire staff enough for the extraordinary compassion, care, and support they have shown our family over the years and especially during one of the hardest moments we've faced. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

I have 3 dogs and 4 cats. One of my dogs had been coughing a lot. I took him to Mukilteo Vet…read morehospital, They said he had a lump in his lung and said it was likely cancer. They prescribed me some cough pills that helped. I ran out of medicine and went to get more. The vet told me no, I could not have anymore. I said the poor dog is suffering from the cough and the cough medicine helps. She would not prescribe another bottle of cough pills. I went on line and purchased the same cough pills medicine, 250 pills. Now my dog is not coughing as before. I understand he has lung cancer and may not live long. I just want him to be comfortable during his last few months. My other pets will no longer go to this Vet.

Price was amazing. 1/2 of local vets. Our girl did really…read morewell. Would highly recommend them for sure.

My black kitten needed to be neutered. My regular vet recommended them thinking they would be…read morecheaper. My vet wanted a thousand dollars. They caught through his blood work that he had abnormal liver enzymes. They got him on the right medication. He took it for a month. The neutering went well. I paid with a credit card. I read they used to not take that type of payment. They now do. By the time we left they were almost as expensive as my regular vet. But would I go back, yes. Excellent pet care.

This review is long overdue, though that's mostly because finding words that do justice to this…read morepractice is harder than it sounds. We have nothing but glowing praise and gratitude for every single person at Diamond! Our dog, Remy, has been a frequent flyer here for the last four years, since we brought him home at 10 weeks old. Remy has multiple chronic illnesses, with new issues coming up almost weekly. It's sad, frustrating, stressful...and we sometimes feel embarrassed about how often we have to lean on the team at Diamond. But we are ALWAYS met with compassion, patience, and understanding. Everyone treats Remy like a celebrity instead of a burden. He actually *likes* going to the vet, which says everything. Dr. Longoni is Remy's primary vet, and he's an absolute gem; he's so knowledgeable, dedicated, and empathetic. He frequently coordinates with specialists on updated treatment plans, weighs in on urgent issues on his days off, and always offers different approaches/options with pros and cons for each. Whenever he retires, those shoes will be very hard to fill. Our problem child has seen every vet and vet tech at Diamond at some point or another, and we can vouch that they're all fantastic--everyone is aware of Remy's sensitivities, and is friendly, gentle, and kind. The front of house crew are the centerpiece of compassion, going above and beyond to accommodate last-minute appointments, get us records for insurance, relay info between vets, and more. (Thank you Tracie, Berlin, Trudy, Jessica, Angie, and everyone whose name I'm blanking on, we appreciate you too!) We genuinely don't know how we'd navigate his health without you all. Thank you for taking such incredible care of Remy, and of us.

I can't even begin to say how amazing this place was for us. I wish I could remember the names of…read morethe kind VA and vet that helped us, but the day was such a difficult time I sadly don't recall. My daughter and I brought in our boy Stellar to say goodbye. It was his time. He is reactionary to other dogs so it can be difficult to deal with public situations in general. They welcomed us in and allowed us to walk right to the room we were to be in for the procedure. We got to hug and be with Stellar until the end. They did not rush us in any way and wanted us to take our time. A few days later we received a card from them with their condolences. They were so kind as to include nose and paw prints for our boy. It will go perfect with the photo we are doing for our boy. I honestly don't know how to say thank you enough for their kindness, and graciousness, in this time.

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!!

I have been going here for 20 years. The care and support they give is unmatched. My girl is 21…read moreyears old and they take such good care of her, I just know they are part of the reason she is still healthy and happy in her golden years. Dr. West is amazing with her and all my other babies. I cannot recommend them enough. Thank you so much for loving them as much as I do.

I just hate to give a less than stellar review to a hard-working vet, which I think Dr Kevin…read moreprobably is, but I would say my experience at Mill Creek Veterinary Hospital has been just... ok. Or rather, sub par. And for my precious pups, sub par just isn't good enough. He may be a fine vet, he seems knowledgible and relatively friendly himself, but the trouble is his support staff. Goodness gracious! So cold and abrasive and definitely seem bored and disinterested. From the moment I walked in with our pups, I was met with this kind of cloud of "what do you want?" I felt like a bother. It was bizarre. And it threw me off because I was feeling friendly, and there wasn't a smile to be seen in response. I figured maybe it was just a bad day for the front desk gal and the vet tech, so when I went back another day for a follow up consultation with Dr Kevin I hoped things would be better... nope. These are not happy workers. And that tells me a lot about a place. Also, the merchandise/food/etc shelves are barren - it looks like it's going out of business. The vibe was not conducive to my trust in my pups being in good hands - especially when one of them was being scheduled for a dental procedure under anesthesia. I did some research and we switched to a different veterinary practice in December, my pup just had her dental procedure today, and I couldn't be happier with the level of skill, interest, kindness, and concern we received from the entire staff at this new place! THIS is the way it should be! What a difference! I would suggest Dr Kevin really look at his support staff and make much-needed improvements if he hopes to retain clients and build his business. I wish him the best.

i've visited this vet three times with my (large) dog. The first time did not go very smoothly. the…read morewoman on the front counter is not very welcoming in person or over the phone. very short and not helpful with information whatsoever. Even asked to restrain my non reactive dog without asking any questions prior. The rest of the team seemed pleasant. after they took my dog back the first visit the vet came back pretty passive aggressive and upset that her and her team could not handle a 85 pound husky. he needed water after returning back to the room with me and i was told three times by a vet assistant that it doesn't seem like he does. i asked once again and they brought it in placed it down while saying "i don't even think he's gonna drink it" and my dog drank the whole bowl. he was stressed, panting, this was his first ever vet visit and i reiterated that a number of times. he wasn't aggressive he is just jerky when inexperienced vet techs try to touch him with no warning. the second visit was much smoother. he had to just get shots and the lady on the counter was someone with more comprehension. They were much more kind and understanding of a big dog and how they can act. they took him back for two minutes and he came back smiling. the vet this time did make it clear he didn't like the needle but everything went smoothly. i return a third time and its a automatic request my dog wears a mussel because he bit someone. wouldn't specify who, and the reason "the who" was asked because no biting was ever mentioned and the dog just doesn't bite. so just to make it clear theres people there with different levels of experience and understanding than others maybe they can only handle dogs under 40 pounds. The ironic part is i don't think they wanted me to return because i've had the right phone number and email on file since the initial intake, and never once received reminder for any appointments. each time i asked they said they definitely called, but they didn't. i rechecked the number on file twice. they just don't notify. definitely get a new front desk person, she has no conversation skills!