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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

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Our veterinarians want what's best for your pets and strive to provide excellent veterinary care compassionately. We look forward to meeting you!
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06/13/2024

The 4th is fast approaching! 🇺🇸 This can be a rough time of year for our animals. Here are some of our tips for medicating your pets:
1. If you feel your pet would benefit from medications for the 4th, please call us ASAP! These are prescription medications and your pet may require an up to date annual exam. Sometimes we are booking out several days or weeks in advance so it is crucial that we schedule you right away.
2. Did you try medications last year and they did not seem to work? LET US KNOW! Often we can make adjustments such as increasing the dose, adding on an additional medication, or trying something else entirely. Give us a call so we can speak with your pet’s doctor about the best course of action for them.
3. It is always a good idea to do a trial of these medications before they are needed. Most of them have a range in their dosing and finding the most effective dose for your pet is extremely important.
4. Start the medications before the anxiety starts!! This will help them be more effective. Do you remember approximately what time last year you started hearing the fireworks around your home? Start hours or even days before that!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions. We hope everyone has wonderful holiday! ♥️🇺🇸

05/24/2024

🇺🇸Memorial Day Weekend hours:
Friday 5/24: OPEN 8:00am- 5:30pm
Saturday 5/25- Monday 5/27: CLOSED
Tuesday 5/28: OPEN 8:00am-5:30pm

02/26/2024

Phoebe helping out our reception team ♥️🐾☎️

02/23/2024

Ready to scrub in! 🥼🩺🐾

01/18/2024

Our parking lot is black ice, as well as much of Logan St. We have decided to close today for the safety of our clients and staff.
We are taking this day by day. We much appreciate the kindness and understanding we have received from those of you who have had your appointments rescheduled. Hopefully things will be back to normal soon! 🤍❄️

01/13/2024

We have made the decision to close tomorrow, Saturday 1/13 due to the weather forecast of freezing conditions and snow. We plan to re open for normal business hours on Monday. Stay safe and warm everyone! ❄️

12/22/2023

Happy Holidays everyone! 🎄🎁
Listed are our holiday hours this year. We will be closed on 12/25, 12/26, and 01/01/24. All other days will be normal business hours.
For urgent or emergency care:
PacNW ER and Specialty: 815 SE 160th Ave Vancouver, WA 98683 (360) 635-5302
Med Vet Vancouver: 2913 NE 72nd Dr Vancouver, WA 98661 (360) 839-2704
Dove Lewis ER & Specialty: 1945 NW Pettygrove St Portland, OR 97209 (503) 228-7281

12/15/2023

Our sweet senior patient Koa getting his weekly subcutaneous fluids 🩺💧

Koa is a great example of why we recommend routine bloodwork on cats starting at 8-10 years old. As our feline friends age their chance of developing systemic changes such as kidney disease and hyperthyroidism becomes increased. When we catch these things early, we can start supportive care to help slow down progression and prolong their life expectancy. 💕

11/21/2023

Our holiday hours this week:
Wednesday 11/22: 8am-12:30pm
Thursday 11/23: Closed 🦃
Friday 11/24: Open for normal business hours
Saturday 11/25: Open for normal business hours
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone!!

09/26/2023

Ragnar has been visiting us for Heartworm treatments and we are so proud of him! He is so sweet and resilient ❤️ The treatment consists of injections and all day monitoring so we had plenty of opportunity to get snuggles.

09/01/2023

Have a great weekend everybody!

08/05/2023

Big news from our Summit Animal Hospital Family: We have four babies on the way!! 💕 Last weekend we had a baby shower to celebrate them and their mamas who mean so much to us. Our hearts are full and we can’t wait to meet these little ones 🍼🚼💕

08/04/2023

Everyone meet Dez ❤️🐾 He prefers to be held over being in his kennel, and we just can’t resist him!

07/31/2023

Rio was ready to check out after his appointment! By “check out” he means get another cookie 😉 And we had to include this handsome photo of him waiting in the lobby! ❤️🐾

07/28/2023

Health advisories for toxic algae levels have been issued for the following bodies of water in Oregon and over the border in Clark County, WA.

Oregon
* Willamette River near Willamette Cove in Multnomah County
* Aarons Lake, Pete’s Slough and Sturgeon Lake on Sauvie Island in Columbia and Multnomah counties
* Agency Lake in Klamath County
* Upper Klamath Lake in Klamath County

Washington
* Vancouver Lake in Clark County
* Lacamas Lake in Clark County

Pets should avoid contact with the affected water. Drinking water directly from areas affected by a bloom is especially dangerous. Toxins cannot be removed by boiling, filtering or treating water with camping-style filters.

We update our Toxic Algae Advisory page (https://www.oregonvma.org/toxic-algae-advisories) when we become aware of new advisories.

Cyanobacteria blooms may look like mats floating in the water or stuck on the bottom or the shore. Be on the lookout for waters that look suspicious—foamy, scummy, thick like paint, pea-green, blue-green or brownish red, or bright green cells suspended in the water column. Please note that not all waterways are monitored or tested, so, when in doubt, stay out!

07/10/2023

‼️Keep your dogs away from Lacamas lake! Be sure to spread the word and let’s keep the pets of Camas/Washougal safe! ❤️

06/19/2023

This is your friendly reminder to start ordering meds for the 4th of July! Our hospital will be CLOSED the days leading up to the holiday (July 1st-4th) so please do not wait until the last minute. Give us a call at 360-834-6640 to place your prescription request! ❤️🐾🎆

05/25/2023

Please contact us as soon as possible if you need any medication refills! We will re-open with normal business hours Tuesday, May 30th. We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday weekend! Our staff will be enjoying some well earned rest and relaxation. 🇺🇸❤️

04/26/2023

It’s Veterinary Receptionist week! ☎️🐾
Our receptionists here at Summit play a vital role in our hospital. They are our main source of support and communication. They provide excellent service to our clients all while answering phones, responding to emails and texts, handling prescription requests, greeting, checking in appointments, billing out, calling with lab results… just to name a few! They are some of the hardest workers and we would be nowhere without them ❤️ We hope all veterinary receptionists are feeling special this week! Be sure to show ours some love!

04/12/2023

Heartworm fact of the week! 🫀🐾

Heartworm disease is transmitted by mosquitoes. When a dog is infected with heartworms, the adult worms produce microfilaria (baby worms) that live in the bloodstream. When a mosquito bites an infected animal they pick up these microscopic worms. This mosquito then transfers these to the next susceptible animal they bite.
Over the next several months these baby worms will move through the bloodstream to the heart, where they will grow into mature adult heartworms and eventually mate and produce microfilaria of their own. Thus contributing to the cycle of heartworm disease.

What types of animals are susceptible to this disease?
Dogs are a natural host for these types of worms and are therefore at the highest risk. Cats are an atypical host as the worms do not often survive to the adult stage. Wildlife such as foxes, coyotes, and wolves can also carry adult heartworms.

Source: American Heartworm Society

04/01/2023

April is Heartworm Awareness Month! ❤️🪱
We all know mosquitos are a nuisance, but did you know that they can also put your dog’s cardiovascular health at risk? Heartworm disease is caused by a blood-borne parasite which is transmitted by a mosquito bite. This disease is serious and potentially fatal, but the good news is that it is easily preventable!
We are passionate about education on this disease due to the increase of cases in our area. Over the next month we will be posting facts and helpful information about heartworm disease to ensure our clients can make an informed decision regarding their pet’s preventative care.
The map seen here is the 2019 incidence report by the American Heartworm Society, showing the number of cases per clinic where heartworm disease has been diagnosed. What is important to note is that no state is heartworm free!
Stay tuned for more of our posts about heartworm disease, and give us a call if you have any questions about how to protect your pets 🫀🐾

Photo Credit: American Heartworm Society www.heartwormsociety.com

03/29/2023

Some pics from our recent front lobby photo shoots 📸 🐾

03/25/2023

“If it fits, I sits!” 🐾

02/22/2023

The snow is still falling, and it looks like its going to be a cold night! We have closed for the day and we hope to re-open tomorrow at 1 pm if the weather permits.

02/22/2023

It’s a winter wonderland up here on Prune Hill! ❄️
As beautiful as it is, the safety of our clients and employees is very important to us. We are closely monitoring the weather, and will likely close early today to make sure everyone can get home safe. We will be reaching out to all our scheduled appointments. If your pet has an urgent matter please give us a call as soon as possible. Stay safe out there everyone!

02/04/2023

Sometimes it takes two! 🩺✌🏼👩‍⚕️

Here at Summit we are blessed to have a strong group of veterinarians who support each other, learn from each other, and tackle tricky surgeries together.
Working as a team is a vital part of veterinary medicine for so many reasons. While your pet’s visit summary may only show one doctor and one technician, there is a whole team of people working behind the scenes.
We love to work together, and we love what we do! ❤️🐾

01/28/2023

We got to see two litter mates in the same day, AND they were adopted by two brothers! Aren’t they just the cutest? 😍🐾

01/14/2023

🩺 Recovery After Anesthesia 🐾

What to expect after your pet’s surgical procedure:
▪️Drowsiness for 12-24 hours following surgery
▪️No bowel movement for a couple days
▪️Wobbly gait or trouble jumping
▪️Whining, disorientation
▪️Mild tummy upset, not wanting to eat right away

How can you support them during this time?
▪️Keep them warm and indoors, except for potty breaks
▪️Avoid stairs, ledges, slippery surfaces
▪️Give medications as advised by their doctor
▪️Offer only a small amount of food and water that evening

Call your vet if any of these occur:
▪️Vomiting, diarrhea or constipation
▪️Drowsiness/listlessness for more than 24 hours
▪️No bowel movement for more than 48 hours

Pictured below:
Mana and Moki resting comfortably after their spay and neuter 💤❤️

01/07/2023

Who says getting neutered can’t be a fashion statement? 😻🦁
Maxwell was the bravest lion for his visit with us!

12/24/2022

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
We will be closed December 24th- the 26th, and will re-open with normal business hours on Tuesday, December 27th. We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday! 🎄

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2708 NW Logan
Camas, WA
98607

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Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+13608346640

Website

http://summitanimalhospital.com/

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Oreo’s first ever nail trim!! We offer a complimentary nail trim at each first puppy visit. To increase the chances of your pet tolerating nail trims well we always recommend starting early. The formative period for puppies occurs primarily between 4-10 weeks of age and then continues, to a lesser degree, up to 16 weeks of age. It is essential that your puppy becomes comfortable with all types of handling starting as young as possible. When your puppy is calm, gently touch the paws, feel in between the paw pads, touch the nails, etc while rewarding with treats and praise. Keep these sessions short at first, and as they get more comfortable you can increase the duration and intensity. This is also applicable to other types of handling such as touching the ears, looking at the teeth and touching the belly. For more information and instruction see the new puppy folder sent home with you at your visit. Remember, positive reinforcement always ❤️

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Welcome to Summit Animal Hospital!

Founded in 1996, Summit is a full-service, AAHA accredited veterinary clinic located in the beautiful Northwest community of Camas, Washington. We offer a full range of veterinary services, from wellness and preventative care visits to comprehensive medical, surgical and dental care for our canine and feline patients.

Our modern clinic was designed with comfort in mind, both for our clients and their pets. The spacious, light-filled reception area gives our patients and their owners a stress-free place to relax while waiting to see the doctor. Once a pet has been admitted, a broad spectrum of diagnostic and therapeutic options ensure that they receive the best care possible.

At Summit, we realize what a special role your pet plays in your family. We understand what it means to love a pet — whether they are young and active, or a little gray around the muzzle. Like you, our veterinarians want what's best for your pets and strive to provide excellent veterinary care compassionately. We look forward to meeting you and your pets and working together to give them the best life possible.

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