Exotic pet and small mammal primary care facility. Our ambition is to help our customers' pets live long, happy, and healthy lives. We believe that a key element to facilitate this goal is a great relationship with their veterinarian.
The staff at Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital is committed to professional, caring, personalized service. We take pride in our dedication to practicing the highest standards in veterinary medicine. Our full service clinic offers state-of-the-art medical technology to treat a wide variety of companion and exotic animals.
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Today kicks off the start of receptionist week! Our receptionist team does a lot for us and we couldn't be more lucky to have them! Our first receptionist spotlight is Hannah, our lead receptionist. Hannah has been with the team for almost 2 years now! Thank you for all that you do Hannah! #veterinaryreceptionistweek
Happy Birthday to us! 🎉🥳🎁 Today, Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital turned 7 years old! We can’t thank everyone-clients, staff and Dr Ferguson-enough for all their support over the years. Here’s to another 7 more wonderful years! We sent Dr Ferguson on a fun little scavenger hunt to find her card! Okay, maybe not little, there were 18 hints until she got to the final prize…but we had a blast surprising her today! Check out the comments for the video of Dr Ferguson checking out her card. 🥳 #happybirthday #7years #ptvh #pinetreeveterinaryhospital
Hello everyone and happy Tuesday! Just a friendly heads up that on Thursday, April 21st, we will be closing at 5pm due to a staff meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!
Rabbits make great pets but, like any living creature, they require certain conditions to be happy and healthy. This care guide introduces you to everything you need to get the most enjoyment out of your pet rabbit. See More: https://1l.ink/NK4PFDQ
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Happy Client Appreciation Day!!! We will be giving away gift bags today, 5 of which have golden tickets worth $100 towards your PTVH account! Please stop on by to claim yours today, limit one per household. Read on to see what’s inside!
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Our clients mean the absolute world to us here at Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital. Because of you, our wonderful community of animal lovers, we have the privilege of doing what we love every single day. To show our appreciation, we have compiled gift bags! Each bag will contain a PTVH mug to help fuel your caffeine addition. A PTVH pen to help write love letters to your celebrity crush (we’re looking at you Leonardo DiCaprio). PTVH sticky notes to label your favorite lines in the manifesto you may or not have 👀. A PTVH stress chicken to channel your inner rage because someone ate that left over Orange Chicken you were thinking about all day even though you labeled it. Seven Hershey’s kisses so we can kiss you for each year we have been open (Safe from COVID and jealous lovers). Five special clients will also receive a golden ticket from our favorite noodley pup, Zero! The golden tickets are redeemable for $100 credit added to your account at PTVH! These special gift bags are mixed randomly in with the normal gift bags. Not even the employees know what ones are special! They will also get a golden coin so that you can live out your life long fantasy of becoming Captain Jack Sparrow. The first 150 clients will be going home with one of these snazzy little bags, so come quick! To ensure fairness only one gift bag is allowed per household. We hope you can all feel the love and warmth we feel when we get to serve you.
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This week is National Pet ID week! We know how special your pet is to you and how stressful it can be if a pet goes missing. We want to make sure you are prepared in the event that your pet goes missing, which is why we are sharing quick tips of what to do when your dog or cat escapes. One of the big things to ensure is that the information on tags and on the microchip is up to date as this is key to having pets be reunited. You can read more on the statistics from the ASPCA regarding lost pets here: https://1l.ink/WJLKXFR #NationalPetIDWeek #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #Veterinarian #MapleValley
Happy Friday everyone! Who’s ready for the weekend? We have some exciting news to share! This coming Monday, April 18th, Pine Tree will be celebrating all of our wonderful clients! Without all of your wonderful support, we wouldn’t be where we are today. Feel free to stop by on Monday as we will have a limited supply of gifts to show our appreciation to all of our clients. Have a great weekend!
New bird owners often have questions about the proper ways to bathe their birds. The truth is, there are a few different right answers. Every bird is an individual, and as such, will display unique characteristics in regards to grooming behavior. Read more here: https://1l.ink/67VC57X
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Rabbits are social animals, with colonies of the fluffy mammal occupying most of the world’s landmasses. Rabbits are small mammals with fluffy, short tails, whiskers and distinctive long ears. There are 29 species around the world, according to Nature by PBS and, while they live in many different environments, they have many things in common. Read more here: https://1l.ink/K2BKHS3
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Prevention is important for your pet’s overall health. With these 5 reasons in mind, speak to your veterinarian to learn more about heartworm disease and how you can best protect your canine companions. #heartwormawarenessmonth #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #Veterinarian #MapleValley
Happy National Pet Day from our family to yours! 🐕🐓🐈🦜🐇🐠 Feel free to comment with all your furry, feathered, finned and scaled friends in the comment below! #NationalPetDay #FurryFriends #featheredfriends #scaledfriends #finnedfriends
Happy World Health Day, friends! No matter the breed, age or size, the health of our pets is always a top priority. As much as we wish our pets could share what’s bothering them, it’s up to us to keep an eye on changes in their behavior and appearance. Some of the most common ailments that we see in pets include arthritis, parasites and obesity. If you have concerns about your pet’s health or welfare, talk to your local veterinarian. #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #Veterinarian #WorldHealthDay
Hamsters are small rodents that are commonly kept as house pets. They are distinguishable from other rodents due to their short tails, stubby legs and small ears. Hamsters have many different colors, including black, grey, brown, white, yellow, red or a mixture of several colors. Read More: https://1l.ink/PLR24GL
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5:45pm Update: We have power back at the clinic, woohoo! We are still working on getting our internet back up and running, we will continue to update this post as things come online.
Good afternoon everyone! We have lost power due to the inclement weather. We will update this post as things are changing. We appreciate your patience while we get everything sorted! #poweroutage #pinetreeveterinaryhospital #maplevalley
April is Heartworm Awareness Month. Did you know that heartworm affects both dogs and cats? While the risk of infestation is lower for our furry friends in Washington, it isn't nonexistent. It is important that they get tested yearly to ensure that they remain free of heartworms. Heartworm is contracted by your pet getting bit by an infected mosquito. It is important to prevent this condition because it can cause heart failure, lung disease, kidney failure, and other disorders. Most pets show no symptoms of infection until irreversible damage has been done, making regular testing and preventatives essential to a long, healthy life. If your pet travels to areas where heartworm is endemic, such as the Southern states, it is ideal to test prior to leaving and 6 to 9 months after returning to rule out infection. Keeping your pet on parasite preventatives all year round is the most effective way to protect your pet. If you have any questions or want to get your pet tested, feel free to call and we can help! #heartwormawarenessmonth #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #Veterinarian #MapleValley
April is National Frog Month! Here at the clinic, we have 5 Golden Poison Frogs (P. Terribilis). They can live up to 10 years in the wild and are native to a small portion of the rainforest in Columbia. If you come in to visit us, they will be waiting to greet you up front. While in the wild they can be highly toxic, our frogs are harmless and secured in their enclosure very well. You can read more about this interesting species here: https://1l.ink/HW38HN2 #nationalfrogmonth #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #ExoticVet #frog #goldenpoisonfrogs #amphibianvet
Did you know that in Washington, flea and tick season is all year round? It doesn't get cold enough to kill off flea and tick populations, even in wintertime. We recommend keeping your dogs and cats on flea and tick all year round to ensure they are protected. #fleasandticks #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #ExoticVet #Veterinarian #MapleValley
With a pet emergency kit that contains these essentials, you’ll be ready to face any disaster. This easy-to-assemble kit has all of the essential items you need for your pets in case of natural disasters or other emergencies. It is an essential tool for protecting your furry, feathered, shelled and scaled best friends who are always there for you. Read more here: https://1l.ink/7B6HJR6
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Congratulations to Dr McArtor and her wonderful family on the newest addition to the family! Her sweet little boy made his grand entrance a couple weeks ago and we couldn't be happier for their little family. 🥰 #Congratulations
Xylitol, which is also being called birch sugar or birch sap, is an artificial sweetener. Despite its natural sounding name, xylitol has toxic effects for dogs and cats. Xylitol is particularly dangerous for dogs because it can accumulate in their bodies when ingested. Symptoms of xylitol poisoning include lethargy, loss of coordination, vomiting, seizures and liver failure. This artificial sweetener is also dangerous for cats and ferrets. Please do not feed your furry friends any products containing xylitol or birch sugar. You can read more about it here: https://1l.ink/ZRJH4QR #PineTreeVeterinaryHospital #ExoticVet #PetPoisonAwarenessMonth #pethealth #veterinarian
27539 Maple Valley Black Diamond RD SE D102
Maple Valley, WA
98038
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| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 5pm |
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