Olympia Veterinary Hospital

Olympia Veterinary Hospital We are your other family doctor and are committed to providing the highest standard of veterinary care for your furriest family members.

Dr. David Bell and Lisa Bell purchased Olympia Veterinary Hospital in September 2017. They plan to continue the prestigious legacy the clinic holds within the Olympia Community for many more years to come.

Does your pet need any sedatives for 4th of July? Please call our office before July 3rd to get meds filled!
06/25/2026

Does your pet need any sedatives for 4th of July? Please call our office before July 3rd to get meds filled!

06/25/2026

🐾 Puppy Social is here! 🐾

Help your puppy grow into a calm, confident veterinary patient with our vet-led Puppy Social at Olympia Veterinary Hospital.

This class focuses on positive veterinary handling, confidence building, and safe, structured puppy socialization before fear or anxiety develop.

Your puppy will practice:
🩺 Mock exams and gentle handling
🐾 Nail trim, teeth brushing, and restraint desensitization
πŸ• Safe puppy play and body language skills
πŸ’™ Confidence around veterinary equipment
🎯 Foundational attention skills like name response

Led by Brittany McCaffery, LVT, a Licensed Veterinary Technician and AKC Positive Reinforcement Dog Trainer.

πŸ“… First & last Friday of each month
⏰ 12:30 PM – 1:15 PM
🐢 Ages 3–8 months
πŸ’‰ First & second boosters required
πŸ’² $45 per puppy
πŸ“ Olympia Veterinary Hospital

Space is limited!
πŸ“ž Call or text 360-352-7561
πŸ“§ [email protected]

Congrats, Nova! You're all done with puppy vaccines!
06/24/2026

Congrats, Nova! You're all done with puppy vaccines!

Senior pets don’t handle summer heat the same way they used to. β˜€οΈπŸΎAs pets age, it becomes harder for their bodies to re...
06/24/2026

Senior pets don’t handle summer heat the same way they used to. β˜€οΈπŸΎ

As pets age, it becomes harder for their bodies to regulate temperature efficiently β€” especially for those with arthritis, heart disease, respiratory conditions, or extra weight.

That means hot days can feel exhausting much faster, even during normal activities they once loved. 🩺

You may notice:
πŸ’™ Slower walks
πŸ’™ More panting
πŸ’™ Sleeping more during the day
πŸ’™ Less interest in outdoor activity

Sometimes the kindest thing we can do for senior pets is slow down with them.

Shorter walks, cooler hours, extra water, shaded rest spots, and air conditioning can make a big difference in helping older pets stay safe and comfortable through the summer months.

They may not move as quickly anymore β€” but they still love every moment spent with you. 🐢🐱

Great job, Sage! .clingerman
06/23/2026

Great job, Sage! .clingerman

Great job, Kodak!
06/23/2026

Great job, Kodak!

Great job, Carl! What a cutie ❀️
06/23/2026

Great job, Carl! What a cutie ❀️

Great job, Tango!   .rudnick
06/23/2026

Great job, Tango! .rudnick

Great job, Joy Boy!
06/23/2026

Great job, Joy Boy!

Great job, Briks! Good boy!
06/23/2026

Great job, Briks! Good boy!

Address

155 Division Street NW
Olympia, WA
98502

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+13603527561

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