Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital

07/01/2025

Fourth of July is just around the corner! It’s a fun holiday, but not always for our pets. Lots of things to keep in mind in regard to their safety. Lots of them go missing this time of year. Please make sure your pet has identifications on. If they have a microchip, please check that the information is current. Also, make sure they are inside and safely contained. If they’re on medications, check the instructions, so they are given correctly and at the right time. Here’s some more tips on how to make sure you’re celebrating safely this year!

Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

06/27/2025

When your patient is bigger than you… you must improvise 😬 nice throwback to our old building!

06/24/2025

Belly rubs are just what the doctor ordered!

06/20/2025

Juno was so polite at her first visit with us. Nice to meet you! 🤝

06/09/2025

Well.. that’s one way to check in for an appointment! 😂

05/26/2025

In observance of the holiday, we are closed for today and will be back open tomorrow at 8am. If you have an emergency, please contact Bluepearl (any location), Summit Veterinary Referral Center, or Old Growth Veterinary Emegency and Critcal Care. Thank you!

05/24/2025

This week we celebrated our wonderful veterinary assistants! Without them, we simply couldn’t get anything done for our patients. We are so lucky to have these hardworking guys. Happy Veterinary Assistant Week to you all!

05/16/2025

Another birthday this week! Happy birthday Izzy 🩵

05/13/2025

Thank you Federal Way for voting us Best Veterinarian yet again! We are so proud and honored and will continue to keep growing and learning to help better serve the community. Thank you all so much! 🩵

05/08/2025

Happy National Pet Week! Love your pet? See the vet! Regular preventive care is critical to keep pets healthy and improve both quality and length of life. It also can save owners a great deal of money in the long run. Don’t wait to take your pet to the veterinarian only when it’s visibly sick or injured. Pets often hide signs of illness, and regular check-ups are vital to catching health problems early. Early treatment means better health for your pet.

05/06/2025

Happy Cinco de Mayo! 😀

04/30/2025

Happiest of birthdays to Juno! 😍 Nobody likes to visit the doctor for their birthday.. So she got lots of treats, snuggles, and a photoshoot 😬