House Pet Vet Visits

05/30/2026

Just a reminder to keep ALL vitamins, supplements, powders and recreational substances put away where dogs and cats cannot get to them. Carefully consider where you store these items, they should not be left on counters.

In this VETgirl blog, Dr. Justine Lee discusses the growing threat of kratom poisoning in dogs and cats. Dr. Lee explains what kratom is, the variable clinical signs of toxicity from sedation to agitation, key treatment recommendations like decontamination and supportive care, and the excellent prog...

05/29/2026

Blood donation week for my dog Remy and myself!

https://bluepearlvet.com/blood-bank/

https://bloodworksnw.org

05/29/2026

Zuko learning that Dr. Amy comes with whipped cream for puppies!

05/22/2026

Lana is a very good sport about having her blood drawn, but she doesn’t exactly look forward to it.

05/21/2026

Raina and Izzy, just checking to see what’s on the counter!

05/15/2026

Mr. Gray is the ONLY cat I’ve ever had fall asleep in a cat sack! He had been busy playing and ate a nice meal right before I tucked him in. Super sweet little guy, he is a five month old Maine C**n.

05/09/2026

Big kittens!

04/30/2026

Exciting news for a Kokanee comeback!

We’ve got big news for Lake Sammamish’s little red fish!

Over 1,300 adult Kokanee salmon returned to the streams that feed Lake Sammamish this year! This marks our first back-to-back return of over 1,000 fish in a decade. This is a massive leap from the dangerously low count of just 19 adults, recorded in 2017, when a coalition of local volunteers and governmental partners (including the City of Redmond) had to take emergency actions to help save these fish.

Kokanee Sockeye are a rare type of Pacific salmon that don’t migrate to saltwater and instead use the lake as their “ocean.” Because of this, they are smaller than their ocean-going cousins. Hurray for our little red fish!

Learn more about how you can help protect our streams at redmond.gov/Streams

04/26/2026

Blaze, deer watching!

04/26/2026

Some kind people rescued these little orphaned squirrels on the ground at a park today, I got them warmed up and fed. We will make sure they get to a proper wildlife care facility soon.

Update: We took the squirrels to Sarvey wildlife rescue, they will do very well in their care.