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VCA East Mill Plain Animal Hospital

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VCA East Mill Plain Animal Hospital

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The veterinarians and staff at VCA East Mill Plain Animal Hospital have a wide variety of training and experiences. We believe this diversity creates a wonderful blend of knowledge and ideas and allows us to collaborate to practice at the highest standards of veterinary medicine. Our doctors converse on a regular basis to talk about cases and evaluate the latest developments and medical breakthrou

ghs. Both our veterinarians and technicians attend continuing education seminars and workshops each year to stay current.

11/24/2024

Here are some good tips to think of with the upcoming holiday this week!

11/19/2024

Please note we will be closed between 3pm-5pm today for our monthly staff meeting and training. Thank you for understanding. As always, please give us a call at the hospital if you have any questions! You can reach us at 360-892-0032.

11/18/2024

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is an important disease of domestic cats. It occurs worldwide in cats of all ages, but the disease is most common in young cats less than two years of age.
FIP appears to be more common in cats that live in multi-cat households, shelters, or catteries. Cats that are stressed due to re-homing, have recently had surgery, or have concurrent infections (more than one infection at a time) may also be more susceptible to developing FIP. Genetic factors are also thought to contribute to the development of FIP. Male cats are affected more often than females. Purebred cats, including Abyssinian, Bengal, Birman, Himalayan, Ragdoll, and Devon Rex may be predisposed to developing FIP.
Learn more at https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/feline-infectious-peritonitis

11/17/2024

Please note that we will be closed the 28th, Thanksgiving, in observance of the holiday, so that our team members can take the day to spend special time with their family and friends.
If you are needing a refill of any medications for that day, like anti-anxiety medication refills for your pets, please give us a call beforehand so that we can get them ready for you!
You can reach us Monday-Saturday this week at 360-892-0032.

11/16/2024

Okay everyone, let's have some fun with this day! 😂
Who can show us a photo of the most impressive drool?

11/15/2024

Today's a great day to find a pet friendly store and take your best friend on a shopping spree! Where is your favorite place to go?

11/14/2024

November is National Senior Pet Month!

Need tips and advice on caring for a senior pet? Visit https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet =senior

11/13/2024

🐾It’s an unfortunate fact that nearly 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have periodontal disease by the age of 3. Many pets don’t display signs of problems even though they are in pain, so getting your pet used to having their teeth brushed is good for their health and wellness.😁

While it’s best to teach your pet to accept toothbrushing while they are still young, adult dogs and cats can be trained. It may take a little longer, but it’s worth the effort. Associating rewards with the sessions, before, during and after, can help keep dental care a positive event.🐾

11/12/2024

Rats are popular family pets. They are extremely intelligent, inquisitive, interactive, and social. They can be easily trained to come when called and readily learn to perform tricks on command. If they are well socialized from a young age and treated gently, they are easy to handle, affectionate, and rarely bite unless provoked. Rats generally make good family pets but should never be left unsupervised with small children. 🐭
Learn more here! https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/owning-a-pet-rat

10/31/2024

Wishing you all a Happy Howl-o-ween! Be sure to keep an eye on your pets when opening the door for trick-or-treaters, keep them comfortable and supervised while in costume and have fun!

10/30/2024

Here's a fun fact for you! The most popular pet costume in 2023 was the pumpkin, but other popular options included the hot dog, bat, bumblebee, and spider.
What was your pet's Halloween costume last year? 🎃

10/29/2024

Here are some Halloween pet safety tips to avoid toxicities:

🍬 Keep candy away
Chocolate can be toxic to dogs, and many sugar-free candies contain Xylitol, which can also be harmful to dogs. If you think your pet has eaten something with Xylitol, call a veterinarian immediately.

🌟 Keep glow sticks away
Glow sticks can release a bitter liquid if punctured, which can make pets drool and act strangely.

🎃 Keep pumpkins out of reach
Pumpkins can cause an upset stomach in pets, and lit pumpkins can burn pets if they knock them over.
💀 Keep decorations out of reach
Decorations like fake blood, faux spiders, and spider webs can be a choking risk and may contain poisonous chemicals.

👻 Don't force your pet to wear a costume
Costumes can stress your pet and make it hard for them to see, move, and breathe. If you do dress your pet, keep the costume simple and easy to take on and off.

🐶 Supervise your costumed pet
Never leave your pet unsupervised while they're wearing a costume so you can monitor their behavior.

😺 Keep your pet's ID up to date
Make sure your pet's ID tags are accurate and that your pet is microchipped.

10/28/2024

Another Monday, another team member feature! Today we are highlighting Brandy, one of our Licensed Veterinary Technicians and has been a part of our team since the summer of 2019.
She has been in the veterinary field since 2006 and has a special interest in behavior. She likes that every day in our field is different and it’s rewarding.
Brandy does photography outside of work. At home she shares her home with her family, including twin girls as well as her Weimaraner Leela.

10/27/2024

Share your pet costumes with us! 👻

10/26/2024

"Boo! Did I scare you? I try not to, I'm a good boy." -Kavik
Share your pet costume photos with us!!

10/25/2024

Well..... Makenna. You and Leia have won the internet today. 😂 What a great photo of these two in their Halloween costumes!!

10/24/2024

This is a repost from last year, but how could we not post it again?? Check out Draco the Bearded Dragon in his Ringmaster/Showman costume!

10/23/2024

The fear of spiders is real. But how could you resist this fluffy, cute spider? Thanks for the good laugh, Tallulah. ❤ The surrounding chairs give the illusion of more creepy crawlies at first glance!

Address

416 NE 112th Avenue
Vancouver, WA
98684

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13608920032

Website

http://www.vcaeastmillplain.com/, http://www.yelp.com/biz/vca-east-mill-plain-animal-hospital-vancouver

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Kicking off this Monday with some of the things things our valuable team all love about their jobs! #vettechweek #veterinaryhospital #vetlife #vca #vcaemployees

Today we are continuing to recognize our Care Club raffle winners for August! We draw one dog winner and one cat winner for our Care Club raffle at the beginning of every month. Winners are chosen from the list of patients that are currently signed up on one our Care Club wellness programs. These winners receive a gift bag and are recognized on the Care Club Spotlight board in our hospital with a photo and some fun facts. If you are interested in our Care Club wellness programs, please reach out to our hospital at (360) 892-0032 and we would be happy to provide further information. Today we are featuring our canine Care Club raffle winner, Mac! Mac is an 11 month old Blue Heeler/Border Collie Mix dog. He enjoys playing with other dogs at the park and enjoys playing a good game of ball. His treat of choice is anything that you meat based. His special talent is making friends and getting people to awe at him. Some of the tricks he know is to give his paw, spin and rollover!

We want to recognize our Care Club raffle winners for August! We draw one dog winner and one cat winner for our Care Club raffle at the beginning of every month. Winners are chosen from the list of patients that are currently signed up on one our Care Club wellness programs. These winners receive a gift bag and are recognized on the Care Club Spotlight board in our hospital with a photo and some fun facts. If you are interested in our Care Club wellness programs, please reach out to our hospital at (360) 892-0032 and we would be happy to provide further information. Today we are featuring our cat basket raffle winner, Loki. Loki is a 4 year, 11 month old Ragdoll cat who enjoys playing with his wand toy. He knows exactly when his mom is due home from work and his favorite treat is tuna.

🐶✨ Fill in the Blank! ✨🐶 Can you guess this small but mighty breed? They may be tiny, but they're packed with personality and charm! 🐾💖 Hint: Known for their spunky attitude and adorable appearance, these little dogs make big impressions! 🐕 Comment your guesses below! 👇 #GuessTheBreed #SmallDogs #DogLovers #VetClinicFun #PetCommunity

🐾 Did you know? Heartworm disease in pets is spread by mosquitoes! When an infected mosquito bites your furry friend, it can transmit heartworm larvae into their bloodstream, leading to serious health issues if left untreated. Protect your pets with regular heartworm prevention and keep them safe all year round! ❤️ #HeartwormAwareness #PetHealth #VeterinaryCare #HealthyPets

Thanks for the review, Kavik! Kavik belongs to one of our co-managers, Marie. He got a dental procedure done yesterday with Dr. Moore. While he had to have some teeth extracted, he is feeling comfortable afterwards and is already back to eating. He can't have his hard kibble at this time for his gums to heal, but he doesn't mind the home cooked meals his mom has prepared for him. 🥰 Keeping up your pets dental health is so important, as it affects many other organs in their body! #dentalhealth #vetmed #veterinarymedicine #dogdental #dentalcare #pomsky #pomskiesofinstagram #kavikthehavoc #vca #vcaempah

Let's have a little fun today. 🐾 What is your favorite dog breed? If you were a dog, what breed do you think you would be and why?

CSR Appreciation Week!

We are celebrating Client Service Representative Week! We have an amazing team of individuals that make up our receptionist team. These are the women who are at the front lines of our hospital, and often the first and last people you see here. We cannot say thank you enough for the hard work they do every day. They all genuinely care for our clients and their beloved pets. We wouldn't be here without you guys! ❤ #VCA #veterinaryreceptionistsweek #csrweek #weloveourteam #vcaemployees #vca

Common outdoor hazards that you may not be aware of! #vca #vcaempah #vcapets #veterinarymedicine #vetlife #petcare

Denim vest ✅ Sid was all ready for his follow up puppy visit today with Dr. Nanda. Peanut butter beard and all! This might be too much cuteness for a Tuesday!

We made some time for fun today during our monthly staff meeting with gingerbread house decorating! It was fun seeing all the creations made with a 20 minute limit. Look at the creativity! Every team had their own method of structure building and decorating which was fun to see. ☃️❄️🎄🦌 #vca #vcaempah #veterinarymedicine #veterinaryteam #vetmed #happyholidays

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The veterinarians and team at VCA East Mill Plain Animal Hospital have a wide variety of training and experiences. We believe this diversity creates a wonderful blend of knowledge and ideas and allows us to collaborate to practice at the highest standards of veterinary medicine. Our doctors converse on a regular basis to discuss cases and evaluate the latest developments and medical breakthroughs.

Both our veterinarians and technicians attend continuing education seminars and workshops each year to stay current. We are in the process of getting all of our staff Fear Free © Certified to help provide positive experiences for you and your pet(s).

We see small animals (dogs and cats) and some exotics, including dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, pocket pets and some reptiles. Please call us today at 360-892-0032 to schedule your appointment.