Hearthwood Veterinary Hospital is proud to serve the Vancouver WA area for everything pet related.
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Hearthwood Dog and Cat Clinic has been part of the Vancouver community for over 35 years. Our three doctors and professional staff provide the highest level of veterinary care. We offer routine veterinary medicine and preventative care as well as digital x-ray, dental care, general surgery and therapeutic laser treatment. We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are dedicat
ed to becoming your partner in your companions healthcare. Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the individual concerns of each animal owner.
Thank you to our valued Hearthwood Family for making this possible! We would love your vote! Click "Pets" ---> "Veterinary Clinic" to cast your vote. We appreciate the support!
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We wanted to share some great photos from our staff event last week! Enjoy some highlights from our Summer Kickoff!
Friendly reminder we will be closed Thursday 6/6 from 12pm - 2 pm for a staff event. Thank you for your understanding!
We hope you all had a wonderful weekend celebrating Memorial Day. We are back to our regular business hours 8 am – 5:30 pm the remainder of the week, Saturday 8 am - 12pm. Please give our front desk ladies a call if you have any medication requests or messages for your veterinarian. We are happy to help out however we can!
We ask that all medication requests be placed at least 24 hours in advance to ensure timely refills.
Here is a great informational video about what your pet's diagnostic test results may tell us during your routine visits and why they are so important! 🐾
Happy National Rescue Dog Day! Give them a treat from us! 🐾
Founded in 2018 by National Day Calendar® and Tails That Teach.
Don't forget regular tick checks! It’s important to protect your pet year-round and to test annually for evidence of tick-borne diseases! Please give us a call immediately if you find one on your pet.
For any appointment needs, medication requests, or questions, please call 360-892-1440 to speak with our client service representatives. We ask that all medication requests be placed at least 24 hours in advance to ensure timely refills.
Our internet and phone services are temporarily down. Thank you for your understanding during our technical difficulties.
With the upcoming 4th of July holiday, we would like to give a friendly reminder to all pet parents to please request sedatives for reactive pets in advance to ensure your pet’s health and safety. We understand that this can be a stressful time of the year for some and would like to help out in any way we can. A valid annual exam is required for any pet to dispense medication. Please give our front desk a call if you have any questions! 360-892-1440
If your pet has severe anxiety from fireworks and thunderstorms there are ways you can combat it. Learn more about medications that can help.
Happy May Day Hearthwood Family! We hope you enjoy the flowers as much as our staff members did today. Thank you to our wonderful clients who blossom kindness and shower others with consideration! Let the kindness continue to bloom into Spring! 🌼
Good morning Hearthwood Family! We want to give you a friendly reminder that summer break is right around the corner. Please make sure your pets are up to date on all required vaccinations, f***l screenings and preventive exams to ensure your vacation time! Give us a call if you have any questions regarding your pet’s vaccine status or feel free to use our online pet portal to access your pet’s records.
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Pictured below is the beautiful Miss Keishi Pearl 🐾💜
Hello Hearthwood Family! Meet Dexter! He’s a lovable chunk who made our day earlier by showering our staff with his cuteness. According to his dad, Dexter gets ALL the girlfriends! We couldn’t agree more handsome boy!
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Happy Earth Day 2024! We hope you and your furry best friends have been enjoying the recent warmer weather. Please share some cute photos with us to celebrate our planet!
Happy Wednesday! Famous Amos and sweet Ripley stopped by today and made our hearts melt! Look at how cute these two are! We love our golden duos 🐾🦮
Please email [email protected] for immediate assistance. Our phone lines are temporarily down. Thank you for your patience while we sort out our technical issues!
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Happy National Hug your Dog Day!! Continued snuggles pictured below 🥰🐾
Did you know that April 10th is National Hug your Dog Day? We encourage you to respect your furry best friends’ boundaries while showering them in the love they deserve! Here are some of our employee favorite photos of their fur babies. Enjoy the snuggles!
Today around 11:26 am, Vancouver WA will experience roughly 22% solar eclipse totality. Unfortunately, our area is not in the complete totality path but we may have partial visibility, weather permitting! We hope that you and your furry best friends enjoy celebrating this awesome event! Please make sure to wear appropriate eye protection and share some cute photos with us!
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https://www.dogster.com/lifestyle/international-pooper-scooper-week
International Pooper Scooper Week was established to spread awareness of the importance of picking up after our dogs. Learn more about...
Did you know that today is National Bull Terrier Day? Here are some fun facts about this beautiful breed:
-The Bull Terrier was recognized by the AKC in 1885 and originates from 19th century England
-They are lovingly nicknamed “eggheads” due to the size and shape of their distinct heads
-They have unique triangular shaped eyes that are closely set together
-You may recognize this friendly face on Target ads!
We encourage you to share your own photos of your furry best friend celebrating Bull Terrier Day!
Cats are great at hiding underlying medical issues. When you bring your feline companion in for a routine wellness visit, we’ll do a physical exam and run diagnostic screening tests to help detect issues before your cat shows signs of illness.
For any appointment needs, medication requests, or questions, please call 360-892-1440 to speak with our client service representatives. We ask that all medication requests be placed at least 24 hours in advance to ensure timely refills.
Our internet services are back up and running! If you received services, medications and/or signed an invoice through Thursday 3/14- Monday 3/18, feel free to call or stop by the clinic for payment. Our hardworking front staff members are currently sorting through invoices and calling when time is allotted. If you have any questions about your bill, please call our front desk at 360-892-1440. We appreciate your patience and kindness during our technical difficulties.
Did you know that the first week of March is National Pet Sitter Week? We recognize how much effort goes into providing the love and care towards our furry best friends. We want to highlight and thank the many professionals that make pet sitting a rewarding career. 🐾
https://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/animal/national-professional-pet-sitters-week-first-full-week-in-march #:~:text=Pet%2Dsitters%20International%20promotes%20the,dedication%20during%20the%20past%20year.
NATIONAL PROFESSION PET SITTERS WEEK Pet-sitters International promotes the first full week in March as National Professional Pet Sitters Week. The week
https://www.aaha.org/publications/newstat/articles/2019-03/march-is-pet-poison-prevention-month/
March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month. It’s a good time for veterinary professionals to educate their clients on the dangers of accidental pet poisonings and how to prevent them. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) can help.
In honor of National Spay and Neuter Month, here is a great read about why it is so important to spay or neuter. Not only does it benefit you and your pet, but you are supporting your neighborhood and community by doing so!
It’s time to race against the clock for Beat the Heat Month. Learn why spaying and neutering are important for your pet's health and safety.
Here are some great questions that we are always happy to answer about dental cleaning and pet oral health! Give us a call today to get your furry best friend booked for an appointment! 360-892-1440 📞
When preparing to take your pet for a veterinary dental cleaning, here are some questions you can ask your veterinarian about the care you can expect.
In honor of National Dental Awareness Month, pet owners and veterinarians should be aware of two ways that obstructions from ingestion of dental chews can be significantly reduced:
1. Ensure that the right-sized product for the body weight of the dog is given.
2. Limit giving the treats to times when the owner is available to observe the dog chewing the treat.
Here's a link that shows what the VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council) accepts as dental products for your furry best friend!
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As we're celebrating National Pet Dental Awareness Month, we'd like to share some great resources with our extended Hearthwood Family. 🐾
FACT #1:
Nonanesthetic dentistry can cause significant stress and pain.
Imagine: Strangers are shining bright lights in your face and inserting sharp tools into your mouth. This is what a pet endures during a nonanesthetic dental procedure. Pets who are anesthetized are able to rest comfortably while the veterinary team performs a thorough exam and cleaning. Here's why we recommend performing pet dentals under general anesthesia.
Learn why choosing Anesthesia Free Pet Dental Cleanings for your dog or cat does not improve your pet's oral health.
320 SE Hearthwood Boulevard
Vancouver, WA
98684
| Monday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 12pm |
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Here is a great informational video about what your pet's diagnostic test results may tell us during your routine visits and why they are so important! 🐾
Does your dog or cat have hot spot or bite wound? Ask how we can promote faster healing with NO antibiotics or steroids. For any appointment needs, medication requests, or questions, please call 360-892-1440 to speak with our client service representatives. We ask that all medication requests be placed at least 24 hours in advance to ensure timely refills.
Here is Davy's little parasitic buddy moving around on the table after removal...Gross! Animals become infested as they pass through areas contaminated with the eggs of the Cuterebra species. Larvae will enter the body via natural body openings, skin penetration or by ingestion as the animal grooms contaminated fur. Cats and dogs are abnormal hosts for the bot and typical cases involve the skin of the head, neck and trunk, however the larvae have been known to migrate into the nasal passages, mouth, eyes and brain. Cases occur in the late summer and fall, when the larvae enlarge and produce a swelling which develops a fistula (open draining tract) so the parasite can breathe. Treatment involves careful and gentle extraction of the grub from the fistulous opening. This is something we don’t recommend trying at home because accidental crushing of the larvae can result in incomplete extraction and allergic reaction.
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