Olympic Veterinary Clinic

05/14/2026

Sunsets hit different when you've got your best friend next to you. 🌅🐾 Whether you're road-tripping, camping, or just parked in the backyard, dogs make every moment feel a little more like home. 🖤 Is your pup a travel buddy or more of a stay-home-and-chill type?

05/12/2026

A surgery is more than just the procedure. ❤🐾

Every patient starts with a full nose to tail exam and pre anesthetic labwork to make sure they are ready for surgery. During the procedure they are carefully monitored by our trained team in a fully equipped, designated surgical suite.

After surgery pets go home with pain medications clear recovery instructions and our continued follow up care so you are never on your own in the healing process.

And for our flat faced friends (yes, we are looking at you Frenchies 🐶) we even have an oxygen cage available for extra support when they need it.

We are proud to take this kind of care with every patient who walks through our doors 💙

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the pet moms and human moms alike! 🌷 Whether you’re spoiling your pets or being spoiled by them, today is all about you! 🌸

05/07/2026

Spring garden check! 🌷🐱

Did you know tulips are actually toxic to cats? Before your curious kitty goes exploring this May, it's worth knowing which common garden flowers can be harmful.

Tulips, daffodils, and lilies are all on the watch list. 🌿

04/28/2026

We are going to be closed from 11:00am-1:00pm for a staff training session! We will be back ready to help you right after!

04/22/2026

We will be closed briefly from 12:00pm to 1:30pm for a staff meeting! Thank you for your understanding! 😺

Call now to connect with business.

04/21/2026

Our Class IV Therapy Laser helps with many things like arthritis, pancreatitis, and wound healing, but since it can’t be used near the eyes, pets get to rock some stylish “doggles” for safety.

Check out what conditions therapy laser can help with and give us a call if you think it could be helpful to your pet!

04/09/2026

Protect your pets now from heartworm, especially if you travel with your pet. Cases in Washington are still low but are moving up! 🦟

Drum roll, please! The AHS has released their new heartworm incidence map and survey. The bad news? Heartworm disease is being diagnosed nationwide. The good news? Heartworm disease is PREVENTABLE. https://bit.ly/4c8QNj2

04/07/2026

Today is National Pet Insurance Day! Getting pet insurance can be SO overwhelming with so many different options and advertisements floating around these days. We have been recommending using Pawlicy Advisor to help you choose which pet insurance to use. It's super easy to sign up and will help you compare quotes and coverage all in one place.
**It is important to note that most insurances work on a reimbursement basis where we collect payment at time of service and send you with an itemized invoice to submit to your insurance for coverage.

04/03/2026

Lou is wheeling full speed into the weekend! 🐾

Lou is Dr Sandy's new dog. He was being fostered by our friends at Sunset Hill Veterinary & Rehabilitation Center, Sandy saw one picture of him and said "I'll take him"! He’s thriving with his new wheels and living life to the fullest! Only occasionally slowed down by a chair… or your foot… or... a corner...... or.... well… not much else! 😄

03/26/2026

Macadamia nuts are a big no for dogs! Macadamias can affect the nervous system and may interfere with muscle control and body temperature. Even after only eating a few nuts, affected dogs may show weakness, shaking or difficulty walking. Toxicity varies so please call us as soon as possible if you think your pet has ingested macadamia nuts (or any other potential toxin). We will be able to help triage your pet to see if they require medical intervention.

Side note- Unsalted peanuts are safe in small quantities, but are too fatty to make a regular snack.