Puget Park Veterinary Clinic

16/07/2025

Hearty Paws Great Dane Rescue and Sam's is hosting a microchip clinic on Sat. 7/26: 10:30am - 2pm @ 811 SE Everett Mall Way Ste B, Everett WA 98208. Learn more here: https://samscatsanddogs.com/everett/events/free-microchip-clinic-1/

**This is NOT at PPVC**

~ Clears throat dramatically ~
📣 ATTENTION PET PARENTS 📣
Sam’s is hosting a FREE MICROCHIP CLINIC and your cat or dog just RSVP’d “heck yes.”

Saturday, July 26th
10:30am – 2:00pm
Sam’s Cats and Dogs – Everett

No appointment needed. Just show up. Get chipped. Get peace of mind. And maybe a treat or two. (Pets only. Sorry, humans.)

Donations to the Hearty Paws Great Dane Rescue are appreciated but are not required to participate.

14/07/2025

Tomorrow, 7/15 is Feline Leukemia Day. Let’s learn more about this serious and often misunderstood disease affecting our beloved cats. FeLV is a contagious virus that weakens a cat's immune system, making them more susceptible to infections and other illnesses.

What You Need to Know-

Transmission: FeLV spreads through close contact between cats, including grooming, sharing food or water bowls, and bite wounds.

Symptoms: Common signs include lethargy, weight loss, fever, swollen lymph nodes, and recurring infections. Some cats may not show symptoms immediately but can still spread the virus.

Prevention:
Vaccination: Ensure your cat is vaccinated against FeLV, especially if they go outdoors or live in multi-cat households.

Testing: Regularly test your cat for FeLV, particularly if they are exposed to other cats.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of our feline companions. Let’s work towards a future where every cat can live a happy, healthy life free from Feline Leukemia.

02/07/2025

🎆We will be closed Friday, 07/04 to celebrate Independence Day. We hope you all have a fun and safe holiday weekend! We'll reopen with regular business hours on Monday, 7/7. 🎇

27/06/2025

🎆🐾 Keep Your Pets Safe This 4th of July! 🐾🎆

While we’re celebrating with fireworks and BBQs, our furry friends may be feeling scared or stressed. Here are some tips to keep your pet safe and calm this Independence Day:

🔹 Exercise early – Get your pet’s energy out before the festivities begin.
🔹 Keep them indoors – Fireworks can frighten pets and cause them to bolt.
🔹 Create a safe space – A quiet, cozy area with familiar items helps them feel secure.
🔹 No BBQ scraps – Many foods can be dangerous or toxic to pets.
🔹 Talk to your vet – Ask about anxiety meds or calming options now, before the big night.
🔹 ID tags & microchips – Make sure your pet’s info is current, just in case they get spooked and run.

Let’s make this a holiday that’s fun and safe for everyone—humans and pets alike! ❤️🐶🐱

22/06/2025

⚠️ Attention all pet owners! With the 4th of July just around the corner, it's essential to ensure your furry friends are prepared for the festivities. 🎇

Don't wait until the last minute! Call the office 425-742-4444, opt4 (or visit our online pharmacy, pugetparkvet.net) to request refills for any anxiety medications or sedatives your pet may need during this noisy time. Planning ahead will help you avoid any last-minute stress and ensure your pet's comfort and safety. Reminder that med requests can take 24-48 hours to process.

16/06/2025

We are honored to be on the ballot again this year! Thank you all!

To vote: https://www.votethepnw.com/ --> Services --> Veterinarian 💗

Vote once per day from June 9 through June 27.

10/06/2025

🌧️ Dear Washingtonians: Yes, the sun does still exist — and it’s dangerous for dogs in cars! 🐶🔥

We know, we know… Washington isn’t exactly known for its sunshine. But when that big bright orb does show up, your car can heat up faster than the Starbucks line.

Cracking the windows? Not enough. Parking in the shade? Not safe.

Leaving your dog in a hot car, even “just for a minute,” can be deadly. Dogs can suffer heatstroke before you even finish your latte. ☕🐾

💡 So if your pup can’t come inside with you, leave them at home with a fan and a treat. It’s the coolest choice you’ll make all summer. 😎

05/06/2025

🐈‍⬛ Cats may have nine lives, but none of those should be spent in the shelter. 😽 June is not only National Adopt a Cat Month, its also National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month. This encourages us to remember our feline friends when considering a new pet. Take your time when deciding what pet is right for you. Us animal lovers know that an animal will touch your heart, so be sure to find a life-long love with your new adoptee!

https://www.everettwa.gov/161/Adopt-a-Pet

Everett Animal Shelter

28/05/2025

🐾 One-of-a-kind pup alert! 🐶
Meet Pepper! This sweet dog was born to leave a mark—literally! Check out that adorable paw print birthmark!🐾

Nature sure has a sense of humor (and style). 💕 Cutest little detail we’ve seen all month!📸

25/05/2025

We are closed Monday in celebration of Memorial Day. We reopen Tuesday with regular business hours. Thank you!!

21/05/2025

🩺🐶 Pet Cancer Awareness Month 🐾
Did you know that 1 in 3 dogs will be affected by cancer in their lifetime?

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in pets—but early detection can save lives. That’s why regular wellness exams and cancer screenings are so important, especially as your dog gets older or if they’re a breed at higher risk.

🧬 What is a Cancer Screening?
A cancer screening is a proactive way to look for cancer before symptoms appear. Screenings may include:

✅ Physical exams to check for lumps or abnormal signs

✅ Blood tests to detect organ function changes or cancer markers

✅ Urinalysis to identify issues in the urinary tract or kidneys

✅ Imaging (X-rays, ultrasound) to find internal masses

✅ Biopsy or fine needle aspiration of suspicious growths

These tests can help detect cancer early—when treatment is more likely to succeed and your pet has the best chance at a longer, healthier life.

💛 Be proactive. Stay informed. Love longer.

👉 Schedule a check-up with your vet.
👉 Ask about cancer screenings, especially for senior pets.
👉 Share this to spread awareness and support other pet parents.

15/05/2025

🐾🥪 National Do Lunch with Your Dog Day! 🥪🐾
Today’s the paw-fect excuse to take a break and grab lunch with your four-legged best friend! Whether it’s a picnic in the park, a patio lunch, or just some extra snuggles during your sandwich—today is all about bonding over bites.

🍗 Bring some dog-safe treats for your pup
🌿 Find a shady spot for your lunch break
📸 Don’t forget to snap a pic and tag us! We'd love to see your 🐶💕

Tell us: What’s on your dog’s lunch menu today?