East Padden Animal Hospital

01/20/2025

Kona would like to know if anyone has any snacks 🐾

01/19/2025

Penelope enjoys practicing her downward dog pose while receiving her cold laser therapy 🧘‍♀️

01/16/2025

Ryu had a 10/10 first puppy visit today with Dr. Lee! His puppy eyes are just the sweetest!💕

01/16/2025

6 Important Facts about upper respiratory illness in dogs. Click on photo to view in full, and please give us a call at 360-892-1500 if your dog is showing signs of upper respiratory illness.

01/09/2025

Good morning East Padden Clients! Our texting service is currently down. If you are trying to get ahold of us via text, please call us instead at 360-892-1500. We are working to get this fixed and we thank you for your patience.

01/08/2025

Shoutout to technician Alli who goes above and beyond! Thank you for all that you do Alli! 🐱

Alli Miller who goes by “Alli Cat” has been volunteering with Furry Friends for three months. Working at East Padden Animal Hospital as a veterinarian nurse, assisting vets, handling and performing treatments on in/out patients, she heard about us through her job. “Sometimes Furry Friends brin...

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from your friends at East Padden. We'd love to see how your furry family is celebrating the New Year in the comments!

12/31/2024

It's NYE! We just wanted to prepare our lovely clients for one last holiday closure of the year! We will be closed all day tomorrow for New Year's Day.

We are operating at normal business hours today, and resume regular business hours on Thursday January 2nd.

If you have an emergency tomorrow, please seek care with one of our local ERs such as Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty (360) 635-5302

12/29/2024

The eyes are not only the windows to the soul, but to the overall health of the body. Blue came in to see us three months ago not feeling well and with terrible eye inflammation. After prompt testing, Blue was diagnosed with the ocular form of Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP, a viral disease that’s fatal to cats if not treated. His owners swiftly obtained the antiviral medication for him, a medication that had only been discovered this year! After 12 weeks of oral medications and many eye drops, Blue graduated his FIP treatment on Christmas Eve! Dr. Baron, veterinary assistant Olivia, and Blue’s owners couldn’t be more excited for him! Congratulations Blue!
If you notice your pet experiencing squinting or experiencing eye redness, these can sometimes be signs of a serious condition, and it would be best to have your pet promptly evaluated by a veterinarian.

12/28/2024

We want to see all the cute and fun photos you took of your pets this Howliday season! We're talking santa hats, reindeer ears, even the viral wrapping paper trend! We love seeing our patients

12/28/2024

LOST DOG

Lost near Fort Vancouver (98661) on December 26th.

If found contact Cody: 360.713.3166

Please leave a voice-mail or text. His service is in and out.

We are cross posting to help his little lady be found.

12/26/2024

That look when they tell you it’s too early for treats 👀🐶🐾

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from East Padden Animal Hospital!

Please note that we are closed today, but we will reopen for normal business hours tomorrow.

If your pet is having an emergency, please seek care at one of our local pet ER's such as Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty : they can be reached at (360) 635-5302

12/24/2024

Please note we will be closing early today, at 6pm, and we will be closed all day tomorrow for Christmas. We will reopen for normal business hours on Thursday 12/26.

12/22/2024

Lola was pretty nervous during her drop off visit but our team knows how to make her feel comfortable 😇

12/19/2024

It’s great fun to celebrate the holidays with our pets, but make sure you keep track of what they’re eating! Keep your pets safe with these five tips:

1. Alcohol poisoning can cause serious complications, so keep wine glasses and beer bottles away from sneaky paws.
2. Try to keep cats from climbing Christmas trees, as kitties could knock the trees over and seriously hurt themselves in the process.
3. Almost all traditional winter plants, like holly, poinsettias, and mistletoe, can cause severe organ damage if pets ingest them. These plants may look pretty, but think twice before bringing them into your home this season.
4. Shiny, sparkly wrapping paper, and ribbon look like fun toys, but pets can accidentally ingest them while playing. Clean up as soon as gifts are opened.
5. Many holiday treats are full of fruits, like raisins and grapes, and sweets, like chocolate and xylitol, that are toxic to our pets. Keep that plate of treats in the kitchen and away from pets.

12/17/2024

Tongue’s out for Sticky’s first kitten visit! 😸

12/15/2024

We do our best to keep your fur babies as comfortable as possible when they are in our care 😇 take Jewels for example, she got all tucked in for her afternoon nap after her wellness exam with Dr. Slocum😴