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06/10/2024

A couple of our "June" babies getting some notice this month!

Juneau the Siamese, Junebug the Boston/Chi, June Bug da Schnauzer and Juno chinook!

06/04/2024

Just a quick reminder that someone always has your back. Thanks Arugula!

05/22/2024

The countdown to the first day of summer begins this weekend! Are you ready for it? Maybe you are getting jazzed with a few activities this weekend, so don't forget to be mindful of your companion pets.

If you're throwing a bbq be careful of grill proximity to your pet's reach, watch for foods that are tasty for you but toxic for your animal buddy.

If at the pool, or lake, or river, flotation devices are your best friend's friend.

Travelling? Avoid overheating in cars. That temperature can rise lickity split and put your pals in serious stress and danger. Also be mindful of loose items your friend could accidentally ingest or destroy when you are "just superfast popping in" to a favorite stop.

Check out this classic article from the ASPCA for more thoughts on the approach of summertime fun.

And by all means enjoy the approaching holiday and season, safely!

www.aspca.org/news/how-celebrate-memorial-day-weekend-safely-your-pets

05/14/2024

Have you seen 'em? We bet you have. Foxtail season is in full bloom and they are itching for hitching a ride on your companion animal with ill intent.

They tend to grow in untended areas of grass along trails, in yards, fields, ditches, woodlands, parking lots.....they are everywhere!

Best to avoid otherwise they can get stuck in the fur of your companion's belly or legs, between the toes, in the ears, the nose or the even the eyes. And if your pup (especially) has a proclivity for eating grass they could be accidentally ingested.

They are a dickens to remove as the longer they linger the further they can burrow INTO the flesh of the animal they are casually hanging with. Thier barbs make for an extremely painful and irritating visitation as well as a costly removal once they get in too deep.

Below is a handy quick read from PetMD regarding these boogers. Please read!

https://www.petmd.com/dog/care/how-protect-your-dog-foxtails

05/10/2024

Hey everyone! Let's talk about hot dogs! Not the mustard covered ones.
The other kind.

So it's going to be HOT for the next few days! Remember that the pavement is going to be hotter than you may realize so keep all contact with paws to a minimum.

Maybe keep the length of play outside a little shorter than usual.

And always be prepared with water close at hand.

Leave your dogs at home, no dogs in hot cars even for "just a moment". It's far more dangerous than you realize.

And to the point...those short nosed doggos are going to need extra attention. It's very difficult for them to regulate their temperature so keep them cool as cucumbers most especially.

05/06/2024

We want to take a moment on this beautiful day to remember someone very special to us that took that wildflower laden hike over the rainbow bridge earlier this year.

This is Roco and he IS the goodest of boys and handsomest of old man dogs, a true patron to doghood and companionship.

A handful of our staff had the august honor to call him their true friend and the opportunity to care for him from time to time. Be sure that those moments are still cherished and continue to be a balm for the soul.

It is a bittersweet notion, but we are certain that Roco has reunited with the friends that went before him on the other side of that eternal bridge and he will be happy beyond happy to be reunited with those he preceded.

You are missed and you are loved Roco! Now go play! ❤️

04/23/2024

Tongues Out Tuesday! 😛

04/23/2024

Turned out to be gorgeous Earth Day this year! Here are some of our moments out in the nature of this wonderful world.

04/15/2024

Just a quick positive paws-icure.
Sometimes you gotta go the distance and get down in there.

This old girl was a little uncomfortable with certain positions of her paw being moved/touched and was a bit hesitant/reluctant to sit still for her nail trim.

To accommodate her comfort we made sure to move her to a soft mat where her feet would have a bit more traction, gave her cuddles (gentle restraint for safety) and figured out some innovative ways we could trim her nails without having to move her paws too much in any odd directions.

We all know toenail trims can be a bit of a challenge for some. Always remember....don't force it, go at your animal's comfortable pace and try a little bit of innovation with your approach; maybe a lick mat for distraction or a light Dremel action instead of clippers.

The path to acclimating for a successful trim can be long but so worth the effort.

04/10/2024

April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month!

Ask yourself if know what to do in the event of discovering that your pet is choking on an object, having a seizure, or what if your pet fell and was now limping?

It's always important to be cognizant and aware of what to do in these situations, but most importantly....to remain calm and prepared.

Here are a few tips and reminders on various situations.

Also.... The organization CPR Seattle conducts a thorough pet first aid class. In the span of a few hours they can teach you how to restrain, check vitals, dress wounds, and perform CPR! Give them your consideration. It's very much worth it.

https://www.cprseattle.com/pet-cpr

04/01/2024

We've had a wacky assortment of new clients lately! Wow what a bunch of jokers!

April Fools! Don't entirely believe what you see or hear on this day but do try to have at least at little bit of fun and joy, laughs and mirth.

03/31/2024

Put on your Easter best! Let those ears flop around in the sunshine today. Happy Easter everyone, may it bring joy to you and yours.

03/25/2024

There's nothing garden variety about these kiddos! Happy Spring! How does YOUR garden grow?

03/23/2024

It's National Puppy Day!
Celebrate by 1) barking at your siblings 2) exploring the neighborhood with an investigatory sniff walk 3) eating 17 times today 4) taking a nap 5) taking another nap 6) stealing a shoe and hiding it under an immobile object from where your parent can never retrieve it! EVEERRR! This is YOUR day puppies!

03/17/2024

May the luck o' the Irish protect ye from all unwanted pinches on this fine spring day! Willow, Caleb, Pabs and Kev have got it covered on their end.

03/11/2024

Let's talk about teeth! We were really busy getting some good time in on these chompers during February, aka National Pet Dental Health Month.

When we check your pet's dental health at their annual wellness exams we can make recommendations on frequency of professional cleanings at that time.

Our dental procedures are not simple or basic in any way. We call them Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) for a reason. We take full mouth dental radiographs to detect disease below the gum line. We also do a detailed exam of the whole mouth to check for pocketing of the gums, gingivitis, fractures, etc. This exam can also find other abnormalities in the mouth (oral masses, cleft palates, etc.). Then we also clean all sides of the teeth, including just below the gum line. Lastly, we polish the teeth to smooth the tooth's surface in an effort to minimize tartar buildup following the cleaning.

Check out these photos and see for yourself the difference a quality and caring dental procedure can make.

02/27/2024

What's that smell?!? That my friend is the aroma of Anosmia Awareness Day. If you can smell it (or anything!) take a moment to appreciate your smellers. Smelling powers are important for the enjoyment of things we rely on (food!), or that we may take for granted (puppy breath!) or as a precursor to danger (a beast in the forest!). Explore your world today and all the smells within.

02/14/2024

❤️❤️❤️ It's time for Looooooove! Who loves ya babe? Your kits, your dawgs, even your lizards. Especially when they dress up as hot dogs......that's the highest praise. And don't forget we love you too! Wishing you a fantastic Love Love Day and remember to carry on with the abundant affection throughout all of your days beyond. ❤️❤️❤️

02/11/2024

The Super Bowl times are here! And it's probably going to be just about as cray cray as this illustration predicts. Fried foods everywhere and all the four legged kiddos ready to receive the food fumbles. So beware! There are some serious dangers inherent in sharing celebration snacks (either on purpose or accidentally) with your pets. Much like the holidays (we see you Valentine's Day and chocolates) be mindful of any foods your pets may accidentally ingest! Chicken wing bones! Fried foods! All those spicey sauces! Onion Rings! If things do go awry and you need poison clarification the number to the ASPCA Poison Control Line is (888) 426-4435. And if you need to call a time out to get to the animal ER.....do not hesitate! Everyone have a safe final football game show and.......😏..........Go Chiefs!

01/22/2024

Here's Barkley and Buster checking in and connecting with you on this Hi! How Are You? day. It's very important to check in with those that you love and with yourself everyday, every single day. But if there's someone that you haven't checked in with, connected with, for quite some time now......it's time to do that.
(Thank you Diana for this wonderful pic of these old boys 💕)

01/10/2024

January 14th is National Dress Up Your Pet Day! Let's see that canine couture and those feline fashionistas....post those pics in the comments below.

01/08/2024

GooooooooDawgs! Maisy is ready for it with her homemade gear, showing her spirit! Are you ready? Paws up!

01/03/2024

Get ready to snug it up! The "holidays" may be over but we are highly anticipating some serious celebrations on Jan 6......National Cuddle Day! How are you and your cuddle bugs celebrating? We've already got a lap up, so to speak, on this one.

12/27/2023

Welcome back to the moments between holidays! Let's roll into it lightly, "paws" (if you will), and reflect on the joy and wonder that is the Cat.

12/21/2023

Happy holidays! Reminder that we will be closed December 25th, 26th and January 1st! Also don't forget to gather any medications you may need to ease your pet into and through the New Year celebrations.

12/15/2023

Tis the season to appreciate the warmness of gathering with great people! Our staff had the rare opportunity to take in a night at the ballet and the moment was not squandered. The Nutcracker was a treat to treasure. Happy Holidays everyone!

12/09/2023

Tis the season!..............to grab those meds for the boom boom season! That’s right, as the year turns into the NEW Year it’s time to prepare for the New Year’s Eve celebrations which generally entail fireworks and other unsettling noises. Call or email to request the meds you may need for your pets before the holidays. The sooner the better!

11/29/2023

Can you guess where Yeti is on the Spectrum of Fear, Anxiety and Stress? We believe it's somewhere near maximum redonkulousness.

11/20/2023

It's the holiday! Let's Eat! But only the safe stuff. Here's a reminder of the pet friendly foods you can share with the four leggeds and how best to present. Check out the ASPCA website for more detailed tips on appropriate companion animal foods and treats for the holiday season.

11/18/2023

Hello all! Just a reminder that the Thanksgiving holiday is upon us and we are going to take a few days off for our staff and doctors to spend time with their families and friends! We will be closed Thursday the 23rd and will reopen Monday the 27th at our regular hour, 8am. We hope you will enjoy the same comforts! Be well and be merry. In case of an emergency, please reach out to Timberline Vet Emergency and Specialty or Animal Medical Center of Seattle.

Address

6800 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA
98115

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+12064204262

Website

http://rooseveltstationvet.com/

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Just a quick reminder that someone always has your back. Thanks Arugula!

Happy Tails

Happy Waggin' Wednesday! Brought to you today by this gleeful golden, Gilbert! 😍

Waggin Wednesdays Gilbert

Happy Waggin' Wednesday! Brought to you today by this gleeful golden, Gilbert! 😍

Waggin Wednesdays + vet care + happy tails + playful puppy + seattle vet

Today's Waggin' Wednesday is brought to you by two playful pups that became best friends in reception!🥰

Waggin Wednesday Tigger + Vet care + Happy tails

Today's Waggin Wednesday comes to us from terrific Tigger! We love their fashion sense too! ❤️

Bear Waggin Wednesday

This week's Waggin Wednesday comes from a dapple little dachshund named Bear! What a cutie! 🐻

Janet Jellybean Waggin Wednesdays

This week's Waggin' Wednesday is brought to you by the ever-so-joyous Janet Jellybean! 👏😍

Waggin Wednesdays + Vet Care

Today we have a very special holiday Waggin' Wednesday from sweet Athena! We can't help but admire her cozy sweater as well🥰🎄

Holiday Waggin Wednesdays

Today we have a very special holiday Waggin' Wednesday from sweet Athena! We can't help but admire her cozy sweater as well!🥰🎄

Athena Waggin Wednesdays

Today we have a very special holiday Waggin' Wednesday from sweet Athena! We can't help but admire her cozy sweater as well!🥰🎄

Penny Waggin' Wednesdays

Happy Waggin' Wednesday from sweet puppy Penny! 🥰

Is your pooch looking for some extra entertainment on snowy days? Puzzle toys are a great way to help keep pets entertained! You can even fill it with their normal kibble at meal time if you'd like ⛄

Diesel Waggin Wednesday

Happy Waggin' Wednesday from Diesel! His tail just keeps on going 🥰

Fern wagging wednesday

Happy Waggin' Wednesday from Fern and her donut collar! Enjoy your Thanksgiving eve 🥰

Waggin Wednesdays Quint

Happy Waggin' Wednesday from Quint! Quint can't help but wiggle wiggle wiggle! 🥰💙🧡

Happy Tails and Toys

Happy Waggin' Wednesday from Ziggy! We got a chance to play with them while mom chatted with the doctor! ❤️

Waggin Wednesday + Vet Care

Happy Waggin Wednesday from sweet Miss Jodie Foster! 🥰💙

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We want your pet to love the vet!

Roosevelt Station Vet Care was established in 2018 as a place for your pet to receive health care with calm, kindness and ease in a welcoming environment. With a strong focus on preventative care, we are a modern, full service veterinary clinic for your four legged family members. Our goal is to work as a team to help address all of your concerns, providing you with the knowledge and resources to help you make important decisions about your pets’ health. We designed our hospital to incorporate as many fear free design principles as possible to keep your pets relaxed and happy during their visits.