Greywolf Veterinary Hospital

Greywolf Veterinary Hospital We are devoted to improving the comfort and well-being of our patients with high quality of care. We also offer dog grooming!

We are proud to offer the only exotic care and urgent care facility on the Peninsula. At Greywolf Veterinary Hospital, our mission is to keep your pet healthy and happy! Stop by for a tour of our facility or to just say 'hello!'

03/20/2025

As cute as Beabull is, the scooting may be a sign of allergies! With spring in full bloom, keep an eye out for these common issues that can pop up during the season:
🤧Allergies - Scratching, licking, chewing, scooting, ear discharge, hair loss, skin changes
🐕Fleas & Tickes -More pests = higher risk of bites & disease
🎍Grass & Pollen Sensitivities-Paw licking, skin irritation, or hot spots
🚫Spring Toxins -Fertilizers, pesticides, and certain plants can be harmful

If your pets is showing any of these signs, we're here to help! Contact us today for relief options and keep them feeling their best.

Are you about to do some spring cleaning? As a reminder, many household items can be dangerous to pets.In case of an eme...
03/18/2025

Are you about to do some spring cleaning? As a reminder, many household items can be dangerous to pets.

In case of an emergency, contact us immediately or call the Pet Poison Helpline at 800-213-6680 (fees may apply).

To download or print these infographics, click here: https://bit.ly/4aYYqYh

We are feeling lucky to have the best pet parents and patients around!Wishing you and your furry friends a happy and hea...
03/17/2025

We are feeling lucky to have the best pet parents and patients around!

Wishing you and your furry friends a happy and healthy St. Patrick's Day!

Did you know? The Irish Setter is one of the most famous dog breeds to come from Ireland!With their striking red coats a...
03/15/2025

Did you know? The Irish Setter is one of the most famous dog breeds to come from Ireland!

With their striking red coats and playful personalities, these energetic pups are the perfect symbol of Irish luck and spirit.

Today, on K9 Veterans Day, we would like to thank the military and working dogs who have served alongside our troops wit...
03/13/2025

Today, on K9 Veterans Day, we would like to thank the military and working dogs who have served alongside our troops with loyalty and courage.

From search and rescue to protection and detection, these brave dogs have played a vital role in keeping us safe.

Drop a ❤️ to honor these heroic pups!

DISCOUNT! $25 for you and $25 for your friend when them come in for their visit visit with us.
03/13/2025

DISCOUNT! $25 for you and $25 for your friend when them come in for their visit visit with us.

It's that time of year, March Madness!There's no doubt that pets are the real MVP, but we want to hear from you. What te...
03/11/2025

It's that time of year, March Madness!

There's no doubt that pets are the real MVP, but we want to hear from you. What team are you rooting for and who is your MVP?

This week is Professional Pet Sitters Week!Shoutout to the pet sitters who provide love, care, and belly rubs while pet ...
03/04/2025

This week is Professional Pet Sitters Week!

Shoutout to the pet sitters who provide love, care, and belly rubs while pet parents are away! Your compassion truly makes all the difference, because they're not just pets, they're family members.

If you have a pet sitter, tag them in the comments!

Pet Sitters Week

02/27/2025

Today is .✨ We're grateful for everyone who works together to perform life-changing spay/neuter services. Whether you are a veterinary professional or a good Samaritan dedicated to helping community cats, your dedication ensures long-term health benefits for pets and helps reduce the number of homeless animals in shelters nationwide.

Help us continue to spread awareness about the benefits of spaying and neutering pets by sharing this helpful graphic. For our collection of resources for spay/neuter clinics, go here. https://www.aspcapro.org/spayneuterlibrary

02/27/2025

URGENT UPDATE: This month, a provider for microchips "save this live" closed and the already registered microchips were taken from the universal database. This could have left some Greywolf pets unregistered. Do Not Worry. We acted immediately. We have teamed with BuddyID to transfer all microchip information for 100% of all pets microchipped at Greywolf Veterinary to the new platform. SOOOOO If you see Greywolf staff typing typing and typing, it is because we are determined to re register every single pet by Friday.
You may receive a text or email showing your new registration number. There is nothing you need to do or pay. If you do not receive a note about registration, that means your pets data is safe and was not affected by the closure. If you do receive a notification, it should only serve to reassure you that Greywolf Veterinary cares about your pet today and every day. We will do what it takes to keep our promise.
Buddy ID also offers a physical tag that hangs on the collar and is linked to your pets microchip. If your pet is lost, there is a QR code anyone can scan which will share your contact information and can even alert you that your pet has been found. These are a new product and will be available for purchase to all pets microchipped at Greywolf.
Lastly, if your pets microchip information is not current, take a moment to get it updated. A chip alone will not return your pet to you if it is not registered with a current phone number. If you are unsure which company your pets chip is registered to, feel free to stop by. While we cannot update the information, we can scan and provide that information to you.
If you have questions about your pets chip, we ask that you text or email to allow the reception team the ability to focus on pets in hospital and reregistering this week. Thank you and take care!

02/26/2025

Baby orca J62 is a female, scientists have confirmed, and looking great so far in her first month of life.

02/17/2025

February is American Heart Month - for our pets too!
Our pets give us their whole hearts every day and we want to share what you need to know to keep your furry valentine heart-healthy.

Wellness exams are the #1 way we can stay on top of healthy heart, but if you notice any of these signs please get your pet checked right away
* Persistent cough that lasts for at least one or two weeks
* Breathing problems including rapid breathing
* Abdominal swelling
* Fainting or collapsing

February is Cat Health Month!Did you know that cats are experts at hiding pain or discomfort? Even the most subtle chang...
02/15/2025

February is Cat Health Month!
Did you know that cats are experts at hiding pain or discomfort? Even the most subtle changes could be a sign that your feline friend isn't feeling their best.
Watch for signs like:
-Changes in appetite or weight
-hiding or avoiding interaction
-Excessive grooming or lack of grooming
-Litter box troubles or unusual vocalizations
Your cat's health is our top priority--schedule a wellness visit today to ensure they stay happy and healthy!

This Valentine's Day, we want you to share the tail of how your pet stole your heart. Whether it's how you met, the ways...
02/14/2025

This Valentine's Day, we want you to share the tail of how your pet stole your heart. Whether it's how you met, the ways they've changed your life, or the special bond you share - drop your story in the comments below!

Many of you know our practice cat Buzz but have you met our practice dog Jenny? If you have heard a happy lab barking du...
02/13/2025

Many of you know our practice cat Buzz but have you met our practice dog Jenny? If you have heard a happy lab barking during your visit, that's Jenny! Today is her birthday and she is enjoying her birthday treats as every good dog does. Happy Birthday to our silly, happy, lunch stealing girl.

What would your pet's dating profile look like?Here's our take on what it might look like...
02/13/2025

What would your pet's dating profile look like?
Here's our take on what it might look like...

02/05/2025

Weather update Wed 330pm. We are open. The upper entry is closed, please enter from the lower driveway. Thursday morning plan for the lobby to open at 9am for food and prescription. If you have an appointment or surgery, please plan to arrive as scheduled unless your medical team reaches out to you by call or text. If you need to cancel or reschedule due to weather, please use our text service by texting 360 683 2106. We will reach out to you as soon as possible. Thank you and stay safe!

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1102 E Washington Street
Sequim, WA
98382

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+13606832106

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As cute as Beabull is, the scooting may be a sign of allergies! With spring in full bloom, keep an eye out for these common issues that can pop up during the season: 🤧Allergies - Scratching, licking, chewing, scooting, ear discharge, hair loss, skin changes 🐕Fleas & Tickes -More pests = higher risk of bites & disease 🎍Grass & Pollen Sensitivities-Paw licking, skin irritation, or hot spots 🚫Spring Toxins -Fertilizers, pesticides, and certain plants can be harmful If your pets is showing any of these signs, we're here to help! Contact us today for relief options and keep them feeling their best. #PetWellness #PetAllergies #springseason

February is American Heart Month - for our pets too! Our pets give us their whole hearts every day and we want to share what you need to know to keep your furry valentine heart-healthy. Wellness exams are the #1 way we can stay on top of healthy heart, but if you notice any of these signs please get your pet checked right away * Persistent cough that lasts for at least one or two weeks * Breathing problems including rapid breathing * Abdominal swelling * Fainting or collapsing #PetHeartHealth #HealthyPets #VeterinaryCare

Sorry about that. Our cats stole our phones...😂 #VeterinaryHumor #PetParentHumor

December is one of our furr-avorite months, it’s National Cat Lovers’ Month! Spoil your feline friends with their favorite treats, extra snuggles, and don’t forget to share their cutest pics with us in the comments (bonus points for a holiday-themed photo)! #NationalCatLoversMonth #CatLoversMonth

Thanksgiving is a time for family—including our furry ones! A little caution can go a long way in keeping your pets happy and healthy this holiday season! Help us spread our safety tips by tapping share! #PetSafety #ThanksgivingReady #ThanksgivingFeast

Good nutrition is the foundation of your pet's health. The right diet supports everything from energy levels to a shiny coat and strong immune system - and helps to prevent diseases such as diabetes. Whether your pet is young, senior, or has special dietary needs, we're here to help you find the best nutrition plan to keep them happy and healthy. Contact Greywolf Veterinary Hospital for personalized nutrition advice! We can even help you set up easy online food delivery to your home. #PetDiabetesMonth #HealthyPets #HappyTummies

HAPPY NEWS BREAK CONTINUED- Look at them now! Did you know you can help even if you don't want to adopt? Donate towards adoption fees for older or longer residence pets to help their chances of finding a new home! Greywolf Veterinary in partnership with Olympic Peninsula Humane Society can receive funds that will be posted directly towards adoption fees.

For #AmericanHeartHealthMonth we are spreading awareness of canine endocarditis. Endocarditis is most common in middle-aged and older dogs, especially larger breeds. Endocarditis occurs when bacteria enter the bloodstream and lodge on the valves of the heart. These bacteria may originate from a systemic (body-wide) infection, a skin wound, an abscess, a surgical procedure, or even severe dental disease. Early signs may be difficult to spot, but could include weight loss and lethargy. In later stages, dogs may develop heart failure which includes signs such as cough, exercise intolerance, weakness, and shortness of breath. If your dog is experiencing any of the above symptoms call us for an appointment, 360-683-2106.

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