Animal Medical Center of Seattle

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Animal Medical Center of Seattle

The Animal Medical Center of Seattle is a 24/7 emergency/critical care, urgent care, and specialty hospital located in Shoreline, WA.
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We have been helping pets in the Pacific Northwest and beyond since 2009. Our services include 24/7 Emergency/Critical Care, Neurology, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Interventional Radiology, Dermatology, Dentistry, Surgery, Urgent Care and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. We have an amazing team of compassionate and skilled Veterinary Specialists, Clinicians, Technicians, Assistants and Referral Coordin

ators that are here to help you and your pets when you need it the most. We offer an extensive array of cutting-edge diagnostic, monitoring and therapeutic equipment, including MRI, CT, Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound, Endoscopy, Cold Laser, Digital Radiography, Anesthetic and Critical Care Ventilators and much more! We are leading the interventional medicine charge in the Pacific Northwest and providing minimally invasive options, including laser ablation, stenting, intra-arterial chemotherapy, percutaneous cystolithotomy and stem cell therapy/transplantation. With so many options available, please contact us to learn more on what we have available and how we can help your cat or dog!

11/21/2024

Thanksgiving is almost here! While we’re excited for the delicious feast, it’s important to understand which foods are toxic for pets.

Keep your cats and dogs away from:
🦃 Stuffing – as it may contain onions or garlic
🦃 Ham and other Pork – can cause pancreatitis, upset stomach or diarrhea
🦃 Turkey - Dogs should only have a little bit of meat, no skin or seasoning.
🦃 Turkey Bones – splinters may cause indigestion or bowel obstruction
🦃 Mashed Potatoes – may have been prepared with butter and milk
🦃 Salads with Grapes/Raisins – can cause kidney failure
🦃 Chocolate Desserts – toxic to both cats and dogs If your pet does ingest any of these foods

If you suspect your pet eats something toxic this holiday call Animal Medical Center of Seattle at 206-204-3366.

11/11/2024

Veterans Day celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans. We’re so grateful to all those who serve our country and help keep us safe!

From all of us at Animal Medical Center of Seattle, thank you. ❤️

11/05/2024

November is .

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), 50% of dogs over age 10, and 25% of all dogs will develop cancer. Although there is less information for cats, our feline friends also commonly develop cancer.

Cancer can develop in any body system. Symptoms vary according to the organs affected but may include:
• A lump or mass anywhere on your pet's body
• Difficulty eating or chewing, or a decreased appetite
• Weight loss
• Persistent vomiting, drooling, or diarrhea
• Difficulty breathing
• Bleeding from the nose or mouth
• Abdominal swelling
• A wound that will not heal
• Limping or lameness
• Excessive drinking/urinating
• Straining to defecate or urinate

Other diseases may cause similar symptoms, but reaching a diagnosis as quickly as possible is important. Cancer will not resolve on its own, and early detection is critical for successful treatment.

To learn more about Animal Medical Center of Seattle's Oncology department, please visit: https://animalmedicalspecialists.com/oncology/

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! Our hospital will remain open today. We hope your day is filled with fun, spooky vibes, and wagging tails! 👻🎃🦇

10/29/2024

Back in January, Hamilton Groot, lovingly known as “Goose” was brought in by his owners with some concerning symptoms. His owners noticed increased coughing when he was in certain positions. A thorough exam was completed by Dr. Spry and our Internal Medicine service. Diagnostics revealed a significant amount of fluid in his chest. We were able to sedate Goose and drain the fluid from his chest.

About 3 weeks later we saw him for a follow up visit and a CT scan, which showed fluid build-up again, so we repeated the procedure to drain the fluid from his chest.

Goose was referred to Dr. Howser for a surgical consult. Dr. Howser recommended a combination of procedures: thoracic duct ligation, pericardiectomy, and cisterna chyli ablation.

In March of this year, Goose underwent surgery with Dr. Howser, which included a cisterna chyli ablation, thoracic duct ligation, and a window pericardiectomy. The surgery went well, and he was able to go home with his parents.

At his two-week re-check, Goose’s recovery was on the right path, and his owners were thrilled with his progress! We recently saw this sweet kid for another follow up and are pleased to report that he has had minimal fluid buildup or coughing! We will continue to monitor and work with Goose’s owners to ensure the stays on the right track, but are so pleased with his response to treatment and his resilience!

10/27/2024

It's Black Cat Day! Are you celebrating today? Share your special black cat with us in the comments!

10/24/2024

As the holiday quickly approaches, it’s important to remember that several popular Halloween treats are considered toxic to pets. Some of these include:

🎃 Chocolate
🎃 Sugar-free candies or gum containing xylitol
🎃 Raisins (especially chocolate-covered)
🎃 Candy Corn
🎃 Caramel Apples
🎃 Macadamia Nuts

If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, contact Animal Medical Center of Seattle at 206-204-3366. You can also call the ASPCA Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435

10/21/2024

October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month - a month dedicated to promoting the safe practices of handling and caring for all animals.

Here are a few simple things you can do for your pet today:

✅ Make sure your home is pet safe by keeping all toxic materials out of reach of curious pets. Here is a full list of pet toxins:
https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poisons/

✅ Microchip your pet in case they get lost

✅ Update all ID tags and information

✅ See your primary care veterinarian for a full physical exam to ensure your pet is in good health and up to date on all vaccines.

10/14/2024

This week is – a special time designated to recognize, celebrate, and promote the vital role and valuable contributions technicians and assistants make to the veterinary profession and the health and well-being of animals.

As members of the healthcare team, they do whatever it takes to care for patients and their families – from triaging critical patients and providing life-saving CPR, to giving
extra cuddles to a sick pet and making sure they have plenty of blankets.

These talented professionals laugh with you, cry with you, and are always there for you and your pet.

This week (and every week) we celebrate our veterinary technicians and assistants. THANK YOU for all that you do!

10/12/2024

Today is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day! Although we love the different shapes and sizes of our pet patients, obesity can lead to many serious health issues including diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, decreased life expectancy, and cancer.

If you are concerned about your pet's weight, we recommend speaking with your primary care veterinarian to determine the most appropriate plan for diet and exercise.

10/10/2024

October 10th is World Mental Health Day, raising public awareness of mental health issues around the globe through education and advocacy. 🧠🌎

Far from being all puppies and kittens, veterinarians face long hours, staffing shortages, financial pressures, and other challenges associated with providing medical care to so many pets in need, all of which take a mental toll.

Let's remember to show kindness and patience towards your veterinarian and hospital staff the next time you visit. ♥

10/07/2024

Our surgery department boasts a dedicated and skilled team of surgeons, licensed veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants, each deeply committed to ensuring your pet receives the best possible care. Our dedicated surgical team collaborates closely with our other specialty departments, to ensure that critical and complicated patients receive the best possible care. Our hospital is staffed 24/7 to ensure that your pet receives continuous care and monitoring during the pre and postoperative periods.

Pictured is one of our surgeons, Dr. Brasali in action!

10/01/2024

Did you know this week is National Walk Your Dog Week? Walking provides many benefits for dogs (and humans too!):

✔️ Helps maintain a healthy weight
✔️ Promotes joint health by avoiding a sedentary state for too long
✔️ Regulates the digestive and urinary tract
✔️ Provides mental stimulation and helps release excess energy

Plus, walking together is a great bonding experience for you and your canine companion! What are some of your favorite local places to enjoy a walk with your dog?

09/30/2024

This past weekend, our team had an amazing time at the Pacific Northwest Veterinary Conference in Tacoma, Washington!

It’s always a fantastic opportunity to connect with our veterinary community—from local veterinarians and vet techs to practice managers and students. We had so much fun catching up with old friends, making new ones, and sharing our passion for the veterinary field! 💙

📸 Pictured is our Referral Relationship Manager, Jina!

09/27/2024

Thankful to work with a great referral community to support and care for patients like Griz!

09/26/2024

When it comes to your pet's surgery, expertise and safety are paramount. That's why Animal Medical Center of Seattle is proud to offer advanced surgical services led by specialists in veterinary surgery and anesthesiology.

From orthopedic repairs, and soft tissue surgeries to minimally invasive procedures, we're dedicated to providing compassionate care for your furry companions.

09/22/2024

Happy First Day of Fall! 🍁 🍂

09/20/2024

This past weekend we held our Second Annual Continuing Education Symposium. This event is held at the Seattle Museum of Flight and we had dedicated tracks for both Veterinarians and Licensed Veterinary Technicians with 4 hours of RACE-approved CE. Enjoy some of the photos from our event!

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17518 15th Avenue NE
Shoreline, WA
98155

Telephone

(206) 204-3366

Website

https://animalmedicalspecialists.com/

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Remembering and thanking our heroes, today and every day. 🇺🇸 #VeteransDay

We are excited to announce the 2023 AMCS Employee Pet Costume Contest winner... Congratulations to Tortuga and his fur-mom dressed up as Nero and Wednesday Addams! A huge thank you to all of our employees who participated in showing off their amazing pet costumes. Have a Happy Halloween everyone!!! 🎃🧡🐾

Today, we come together to honor and commemorate Juneteenth—the day that represents freedom, resilience, and the enduring spirit of the Black community. To learn more about the history of Juneteenth, visit: https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/juneteenth-birth-african-american-holiday-2/?fbclid=IwAR1FOE_Kf5BqZ_zO9AkwQcmFWZZyj5l6W1RNlvLGnGzHRJ5alhocQ-R2J58

Fur-Wheel-Drive and Furry 5k 2023

Fur-Wheel-Drive and Furry 5k 2023 It’s time again for Animal Medical Center of Seattle’s annual Fur Wheel Drive, where we fill our car with donations to benefit the Seattle Animal Shelter and homeless pets. Wish list items will be accepted until Friday, June 9th. The Animal Medical Center of Seattle has partnered with two local pet stores as donation sites for our Fur-Wheel-Drive. You can drop off donations at our hospital, located at 17518 15th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155, or any of the following participating pet stores: - Crown Hill Pet Supply – 9053 Holman Rd NW, Seattle, WA 98117 : https://bit.ly/3Vq2ity - Pet Adventure – 22803 44th Ave W, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 : https://bit.ly/42ka0HS Wish list items for the donation drive include: - Unopened canned and dry cat and dog food - New or gently used dog and cat toys - Fleece blankets - Small/medium cat carriers - Dye and Scent-free Carefresh bedding for critters - Cat litter (no pellet litter or scented) - 8-foot dog leashes - Dog coats (for rainy, cold days) All items will be donated to the Seattle Animal Shelter during the Furry 5k event on Sunday, June 11th at Seward Park. To learn more and sign up for the Furry 5k, please visit https://bit.ly/42fUqgC