Fidalgo Animal Medical Center

Fidalgo Animal Medical Center We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." ~Immanuel Kant

We are an animal veterinary clinic located in lovely Anacortes serving the people and pets of Skagit and surrounding counties.

Happy Earth Day, but also Happy Beagle Day!
04/22/2025

Happy Earth Day, but also Happy Beagle Day!

04/22/2025

Power is back on, but unfortunately phones are still out.

04/22/2025

Sorry to all but we are out of power at the moment so we have no phones or internet. We will hopefully get power back soon. If you’re here for your appointment just come on in.

The staff at Fidalgo Animal wishes everyone a very Happy Easter!
04/18/2025

The staff at Fidalgo Animal wishes everyone a very Happy Easter!

It's spring, meaning pollen and baby animals are everywhere! Our instinct is to help, but when should we intervene?For b...
04/09/2025

It's spring, meaning pollen and baby animals are everywhere! Our instinct is to help, but when should we intervene?

For baby rabbits:
• A 4-inch rabbit with open eyes and erect ears is independent and should be left alone.
• Leave uninjured babies in undisturbed nests.
• Help if there's injury, signs of being caught by a cat or dog, or if orphaned (use a disturbance test).
Don’t remove a baby rabbit unless you're sure it’s abandoned, as most die in rehab. To check, place twigs over the nest—if disturbed, the mother has returned.

For baby birds:
• If the nest is nearby, return the bird to it. If not, leave it where found or move it to a shaded spot for parents to return.
• Call FAMC for help if the bird is gasping, bleeding, has been injured by a dog or cat or shows signs of distress (360-293-2186).

A huge heartfelt congratulations to our lead assistant Sam who got married over the weekend. She looks amazing and we ar...
04/07/2025

A huge heartfelt congratulations to our lead assistant Sam who got married over the weekend. She looks amazing and we are so happy for her!! 👰‍♀️❤️💐

What’s the best marriage advice you’ve been given?

Has your pet seemed more itchy or sneezy lately? 🤧 Allergies are common in pets, especially during the spring. Watch out...
03/28/2025

Has your pet seemed more itchy or sneezy lately? 🤧

Allergies are common in pets, especially during the spring.

Watch out for these signs:

• Excessive scratching
• Red or watery eyes
• Sneezing or coughing
• Skin rashes or hot spots

If you notice any of these symptoms, give us a call! We can help your pet feel better.

Looking for healthy treat ideas? Check out our favorite picks:* Northwest Naturals Freeze-Dried treats* Hill's Training ...
03/26/2025

Looking for healthy treat ideas?

Check out our favorite picks:
* Northwest Naturals Freeze-Dried treats
* Hill's Training Treats
* Your pet's kibble

Have a favorite treat for your pet? Share it below!

The forecast for March: Plenty of rain which means lots of indoor games and snuggles!Don’t forget, the pests are becomin...
03/24/2025

The forecast for March: Plenty of rain which means lots of indoor games and snuggles!

Don’t forget, the pests are becoming more prevalent! If your pet needs protection against parasites, contact us or your vet today!

Comment with a GIF to provide us with a visual 😆
03/21/2025

Comment with a GIF to provide us with a visual 😆

Did you know some of the most dangerous pet poisons are hiding in plain sight? During National Poison Prevention Week, w...
03/19/2025

Did you know some of the most dangerous pet poisons are hiding in plain sight?

During National Poison Prevention Week, we want to talk about what’s under your sink that may be harmful to your pets!

Save or send it to a friend, as this is important info!

PRO TIP: Store all chemicals and cleaning supplies in secure cabinets, and use pet-friendly alternatives wherever possible. Protect your pet by making your home a safe zone.

While you’re celebrating with shamrocks and gold, make sure your furry friend stays safe.Here is a list of things to avo...
03/17/2025

While you’re celebrating with shamrocks and gold, make sure your furry friend stays safe.

Here is a list of things to avoid.

Share these tips with your fellow pet owners!

As of now, FAMC cannot accept any wild birds due to the risk of the bird flu epidemic.If you find an injured bird and ar...
03/14/2025

As of now, FAMC cannot accept any wild birds due to the risk of the bird flu epidemic.

If you find an injured bird and are concerned, please contact Wolf Hollow Wildlife Center at 360-378-5000

Bonus points if you have video or photos of your pet for evidence!
03/14/2025

Bonus points if you have video or photos of your pet for evidence!

Happy Birthday T-Bone! The staff here hope you enjoy your day filled with lots of toys and treats
03/11/2025

Happy Birthday T-Bone! The staff here hope you enjoy your day filled with lots of toys and treats

We're now almost 2 weeks into our new management software and while there have been some bumps in the road, we feel it's...
03/10/2025

We're now almost 2 weeks into our new management software and while there have been some bumps in the road, we feel it's going smoother than we hoped. We do continue to appreciate you all for your patience as continue to work through any changes that have arisen. One of our changes we wanted to make you aware of us our new Pet Portal.

Previously, we had Petly where you could sign in to view your pet's profile, but we are now transitioning to a new Pet Portal which integrates with our new system. It works similarly to Petly, but with a more user-friendly look to it. There could be some weird things as you view your pet's chart so don't hesitate to reach out with concerns and we will get them updated. Our website has been updated to reflect these changes!

https://petportal.vet/fidalgo-animal-medical-center

Don't forget to go to bed a little early tonight so you can spring your clocks forward and not lose too much sleep! We'l...
03/09/2025

Don't forget to go to bed a little early tonight so you can spring your clocks forward and not lose too much sleep!

We'll be enjoying some extra daylight in the evenings from here on out.

Address

3303 Commercial Avenue
Anacortes, WA
98221

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(360) 293-2186

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Fidalgo Animal Medical Center was founded in 1978 by Dr. Robert Bjerk who after a few years had Dr. Bill Testerman join him as a partner. In 2005, Dr. Pauli Bezzola and Dr. Ian Marshall purchased the clinic, and continue to provide high quality veterinary care for the small animals of Anacortes and the surrounding areas. Fidalgo Animal Medical was opened with the understanding that pets are part of the family and that they deserve the best medical care possible. We continue to work with that philosophy today. Our clinic has multiple veterinarians and a fully trained support staff, including licensed veterinary technicians. We advocate quality medicine, client education, community support and the bond between humans and their pets. As of 2017 we are also AAHA Accredited. From all of us at Fidalgo Animal Medical Center, we thank you for visiting our website and hope to see you at our clinic!