All Care Pet Hospital

05/27/2024

05/24/2024

Closing at 4:30pm today 05/24/24
Have a great Memorial weekend! We are also Closed Monday for the holiday, but back 8am Tuesday!

03/05/2024

NOTICE: Today 3/5/24
We will be closing at 2:00pm. We apologize for any inconvenience.

01/11/2024

Today we highlight this cutie with loads of personality! "Lucy" came in for a quick visit with our technicians to get some treatments. Although she was a little scared, she did great!! We are always so proud of her! 🐾💜

There are things we do here to make her and other pets more comfortable. From a quiet facility, to treats, to a gentle and caring staff, "Lucy" was set for success! Some furry friends require other measures, such as pre-medications, pheromone diffusers, happy visits and other tools. Not to worry, less stress is best! If you are concerned about your pet and their upcoming visit, ask how we can help!

01/10/2024

Good morning!! We wanted to let you know that we are also paying close attention to the upcoming weather Friday/SaturdaySunday 🥶❄️ We will continue to notify you of any business changes as the weather allows.
If you have any questions or concerns, just give us a text or call!

Keep warm and remember not to leave any animals in cold, snowy weather for any prolonged amount of time! - We love and support all of our furry friends 🐾👣💜

01/04/2024

We will be closing at 1:00PM today. We apologize for any inconvenience.

12/30/2023

We wanted to wish all of our clients a Happy New Year! Make sure to keep your pets safe this holiday by keeping them in a secure, safe space/indoors, make sure to have identification tags on them & that their microchip information is up to date, & keep human food & drinks out of the way!!

We will be closed January 1st, but will return for normal business hours on January 2nd. If you experience a pet medical emergency, please call Animal Medical Center at 206-204-3366.

12/30/2023

“Ezio” came in for his initial vaccine visit and was the sweetest boy! At 11 weeks, he already knows lots of commands! He got his Bordetella, DHPP, and microchip today and he didn’t notice a single one!! We will see how much he grows in the month!

12/22/2023

The clinic mascots + their new trainee wanted to wish everyone and their furry families a safe & Happy Holiday!

They also wanted to let everyone know that the clinic will be closed from the 23rd-26th. We will be back on the 27th at 8am. If you are having a medical emergency, please call Animal Medical Center at 206-204-3366.

12/21/2023

Today was a Double Neuter Thursday! “Maximus” the Old English Mastiff and “Jasper” the Bengal were very good boys and were showing their Holiday Spirit with their technician Sierra!

12/19/2023

“Maple” came in today for her ovariohysterectomy (spay) surgery and was VERY expressive with her luscious eyebrows. She did great for her surgery & is recovering with her inflatable cone & lots of blankets!

12/12/2023

The kitten duo “Pete” & “Re Pete” came in today to establish care and eat some cookies, of course. Luckily they were microchipped and have different collars because they look identical, they are even almost the same weight! We look forward to their next visit 🥰

12/05/2023

We wanted to introduce everyone to “Vaughn”. We have seen him for all his puppy appointments, but thought it was time to bring him to our social media accounts 🤩 He is such a sweet boy & LOVES his food, he is a hound after all 🥰 We will see him monthly for happy visits and his weight check for his monthly parasite prevention!

12/05/2023

We got to see “Talouse” today for his first vaccine appointment with us! He was a whole 3.4lbs at 12-weeks-old! He was a very food motivated kitten, didn’t matter the kind or flavor of the treat, he wanted it. We will see him soon for his next boosters!

12/03/2023

Hmmm artists’ names withheld.

12/02/2023

Painting pet ornaments for a staff get together activity.

12/02/2023

Yesterday we got to see this cutie, “Saphira”! She was here as a new patient to establish care and plan for her spay! She was a little nervous, but really loved her cheese mat and did great for her blood draw. She got a cute, little tiger-striped bandage where her blood was drawn on her front limb to keep pressure!

We require pre-anesthetic blood work and an ECG before surgeries to ensure your furry friend is safe to go under anesthesia and receive certain medications.

11/30/2023

We will be closing at 2pm today. We apologize for the inconvenience.

11/30/2023

Phones and internet are down while Comcast does work in the area. We'll post update once we know more.

11/30/2023

It’s been over a month since our last puppy post, so we had to show off “Tulip”! She was a very sweet girl for her exam and loved her dewormer! We will see her in 2 weeks to start her vaccine series!

11/23/2023

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Help keep your pets safe this holiday by keeping in mind some of these pictured tips. We will be closed on Thursday, November 23rd for the holiday. We will be back Friday at 8am.

If your pet has a medical emergency, call Animal Medical Center at (206) 204-3366. If you are concerned about a potential toxin, call Pet Poison Helpline at (855) 764-7661.

11/21/2023

Is your pet up to date on their Bordetella and Canine Influenza vaccinations? With the mystery respiratory illness that is affecting our canine companions, we highly encourage reaching out to your veterinary office to make sure your pet is up to date, or schedule an appointment if they are not!

For our feline parents, so far there is no evidence that this illness affects felines.

11/17/2023

As many know, there is a mystery illness that has been seen in Oregon that exhibits symptoms like Kennel Cough, but can lead to Pneumonia. Typically these illnesses are spread through respiratory droplets, if you are concerned, limit exposure to dog parks, day cares, grooming, boarding due to the close contact at these facilities.

As of current, the AVMA and Oregon Veterinary Association recommend practicing precaution. If your dog is showing signs of cough, nasal or eye discharge, lethargy, fever, or inappetence, consult your veterinarian.

Below are links where more information can be found:

https://www.oregonvma.org/news/reports-of-severe-canine-infectious-respiratory-disease-in-oregon

https://www.avma.org/news/oregon-dealing-respiratory-illness-incidents-dogs

November 9, 2023 Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease in Oregon Media Inquiries: Please direct your requests to the Oregon Department of Agriculture spokesperson.Published 8.7.23 | Updated 11.9.23In August 2023, the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) began receiving reports of an atypical canin...

11/04/2023

November is National Pet Diabetes Month. Undiagnosed & untreated diabetes mellitus can be fatal in our dogs and cats. Noticing the symptoms below and scheduling an appointment with your veterinarian is critical for your pets health. Bloodwork and urine is beneficial to determining if your companion does have diabetes, or another condition that presents similarly. You can learn more about diabetes in pets here: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/diabetes-pets

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween!

Here are our Halloween Costume Contest contestants! Like or comment on your favorite picture and the winner will win a spooky basket!

The winner will be announced tomorrow morning!

10/30/2023

With Halloween being tomorrow, below are some spooky infographics about how to keep your companion safe this holiday!

10/28/2023

Our furry friends at Camp Canine Dog Daycare andDogPark!! So cute!!

Check out Camp Canine's video.

10/27/2023

Can you believe we are already getting below freezing temperatures in October? This cold weather can pose serious threats to our pets - make sure you are taking the proper precautions of keeping your furry companion safe & warm!

Along with the recommendations in the infographic below, here are some other suggestions:
- Winter wellness: Cold weather can exacerbate some medical conditions, make sure your pet is up-to-date on their exam to ensure they are healthy to brave the cold.
- Know your pets limits: You may need to shorten your walks to protect everyone from weather-associated health risks. Pets with diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, etc. may have a more difficult time regulating their temperature. Check their paws after or during walks if any signs of lameness occur!
- Make sure your pet is properly identifiable with a collar or updated microchip: There are many lost pets during the winter months due to ice and snow masking the familiar scents of home.
- Prevent poisoning: Antifreeze is very toxic and deadly to our pets. Clean up messes and keep away from areas your pets may be.

10/24/2023

Our staff decorated our windows for the holiday! Like or comment on your favorite picture & whoever gets the most likes/comments will win!

The winner gets bragging rights and doesn’t have to wash any windows :)