Deer Park Animal Medical Center

08/29/2024

08/15/2024

Take a look at this 10 month difference! Tonic came to visit us for his six month puppy check up this week. Isn't he cute?!

07/08/2024

How many puppies can you count?!😂🐾

06/28/2024

Closure Notice!
Here are are our office hours next week:
Monday 8am-5pm
Tuesday 8am-5pm
Wednesday 8am-12pm (boarding 8am-11am)
Thursday -Closed
Friday 8am-5pm
Saturday 9am-1pm
Sunday - Closed as usual

05/20/2024

CLOSURE NOTICE:
We will be closed Saturday & Monday in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday, May 28th at 8am.

In case of emergency, please call the Pet Emergency Clinic in Spokane at 509-326-6670.

Have a safe Memorial Day weekend and keep those pets cool!🇺🇸

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day to all the Fur Moms!! 💗🩷🐾

05/09/2024

Flea and Tick season is here! Call us today to schedule your pets wellness exam or call us for your pet's prescription refill! 🐶🐱🐾

509-276-6016

Office hours are Mon- Fri 8am-5pm & Saturday's 9am-1pm

03/31/2024

Hoppy Easter Everyone! 🐣🐰

03/28/2024

Time to see the Vet! Call us today! 509-276-6016

03/17/2024

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02/16/2024

Happy smiles today! 😊
Pictured Boaz and Carter 🐾

12/27/2023

New Year Hours🎉🎊🎆:

Open Friday December 29th until 5pm
CLOSED Saturday December 30th
CLOSED Sunday December 31st
CLOSED Monday January 1st
Open Tuesday January 2nd at 8am

12/25/2023

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10/31/2023

Happy Halloween! 🧛‍♂🍂👻☠️🎃

10/30/2023

Your pet dressing up for Halloween? Show us their costumes in the comments! 👻🎃

09/23/2023

Fall into great vet care today!! 🍁🍂Give us a call today at 509-276-6016📞☎️

09/14/2023

Time for a check up? Need Pet Boarding? We got you covered! Call us today!!

08/31/2023

For families effected by the fires

08/14/2023

Fun Fact's about Shiba Inu's!

This breed of dog was originated in Japan 2,300 years ago for small game and ground bird hunting. Before World War II, there were three types of Shibas — the Mino, the Sanin, and the Shinshu, named for the regions where they originated. Today's Shiba Inu is most similar to the Shinshu, but all three contributed to the modern breed. World War II almost completely wiped out the Shiba Inu. Most died in bombing raids during the war, or from distemper, a highly contagious canine viral infection, after the war. Breeding programs that began after the war helped the breed bounce back. Most of the surviving Shibas were the Shinshu variety, though there were a few Mino and Sanin left. In many ways, the Shiba Inu is more like a cat than a dog. They are independent and can be difficult to train. They also spend a lot of time grooming themselves and tend to be extremely clean.