Redmond Fall City Animal Hospital

03/02/2026

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Siegel to our team! 🎉

Dr. Siegel is certified in fear‑free medicine and completed additional coursework in dentistry, acupuncture, dermatology, soft‑tissue surgery, ultrasound, nutrition, and emergency medicine, and he is passionate about providing compassionate, patient-centered care. We are proud to have him join our growing practice and look forward to the positive impact they will make in our community.

Please join us in giving Dr. Siegel a warm welcome! 👏

To book an appointment, call us at 425-868-8008 Mon - Thursday 8-4pm.

12/02/2025

Be safe during holiday season, avoid ER visit!!

And it's probably in your home right now.

12/02/2025

Happy Holidays! ! !
We are open Monday through Thursday 8-4pm at our own place!
We are closed on Dec 24 and Dec 25 for Christmas, Dec 31 for the end of year inventory, Jan 1 for New Year!

Please call us at 425-868-8008, if you hear a voicemail about we are still at Alpine, please disregard it. We are back to our own sweet home already!!

09/03/2025

GREAT NEWS!! WE ARE GETTING READY TO MOVE BACK IN NEXT WEEK!!!Will post once we are all settled down!!

07/29/2025

Update on New Business Hours: Starting next week, Aug 4th, our new business hours will be Monday - Wednesday 8-5pm.

06/23/2025

Updates on our building:

WE PASSED ALL INSPECTIONS!!!

Working on cleaning and moving equipment back, should be back soon!!!

Thank you for your patience!!!

05/29/2025

Be Cool. Bring the stool!

Help us keep your pet healthy and happy! Don't forget to bring a marble-sized sample of your pet's stool, no more than 24 hours old, to their upcoming wellness visit. Just pop it in a plastic bag or disposable container. Thanks for your help in keeping our furry friends in tip-top shape! "

04/24/2025

Dear Clients,

We’re hard at work putting the finishing touches on our space! 🛠️ While the building is still under construction, we truly appreciate your patience and support.

In the meantime, we are currently still operating in our sister hospital at Alpine location 888 NW Sammamish Rd, Issaquah, WA 98027. Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions or needs—we’re still here for you!

Stay tuned for updates, and we can't wait to welcome you in once everything’s ready. 🙌

With gratitude,
Redmond Fall City Team

06/20/2024

Happy Summer Solstice 2024. What are your plans for the summer?

06/18/2024

Saturday June 8th, we were at Fall City Days to introduce our clinic and answer any questions people may have had. Fortunately, it was a nice day, although, we never got our tent so it was quite hot.

06/18/2024

Nicole stopped by to say hello after graduating last week. She shadowed for a while during part of the 2023 school year and then worked as an assistant during the summer. We would like to Congratulate her on her graduation from High School!!

05/03/2024

Tomorrow is National Specially-Able Pets Day!

Here is our own "Captain Jack" 💖

HISTORY OF NATIONAL SPECIALLY-ABLE PETS DAY
National Specially-Abled Pets Day provides an opportunity to consider adopting a specially-abled animal and learn about its special needs. Navigating life as specially-abled can be almost fatal. Surviving in the wild with a broken limb or lack of vision results in almost immediate death. You can change the course of their life by bringing them into the comfort of your home.

The day honors the guardians who care for specially-abled pets and sheds light on the challenges that come with taking on such a responsibility. The journey is not easy, but it is worth it, says Colleen Paige, who dedicated May 3 as National Specially-Abled Pets Day in 2006. The experiences with specially-abled pets can be different for all people. People get to learn the intricacies of raising a pet in challenging circumstances while keeping up with their daily needs.

Disability in pets is not uncommon and can be caused by several reasons, including old age, diseases, injuries, and so on. With love and care, they can move past their conditions and live their best lives. Pets with disabilities are unfairly overlooked when it comes to adoption. When bringing a pet home, think about the change in scenery and the measures that you can take to make their stay as peaceful and resourceful as possible. The goal of the day is to raise awareness of how great the company of a pet, regardless of its physical limitations, can be for people.

NATIONAL SPECIALLY-ABLE PETS DAY TIMELINE
2004
The Beginning
Dog behavior expert Colleen Paige designates August 26 as American Dog Day and kickstarts her foundation.

2006
The Day Is Announced
After the success of American Dog Day, Colleen Paige announces May 3 as Disabled Dogs Day.

2007
Career Advancement
Colleen Paige publishes her new book titled “The Good Behavior Book for Dogs.”

2018
A Change In Tune
In response to the negative connotation of the title, Colleen Paige renames Disabled Pets Day as National Specially-Abled Pets Day.