Tumwater Veterinary Hospital

08/23/2025

🐾 Fun Saturday Feature! 🐾
Meet Sherman! Our team is completely smitten with this little stinker, just look at that face! 😍 We thought our Facebook family deserved to enjoy some Sherman sweetness too.
🎉 Fun Puppy Fact:
Did you know that puppies have 28 baby teeth, and they start to come in at around 3 weeks old? By the time they’re 6 months, most have a full set of adult teeth — just like humans lose their baby teeth!
We love getting to know each and every one of your pets!
📸 Drop a pic of your own cutie in the comments! We’d love to see who's wagging around your house this weekend! 🦴💙

08/02/2025

Happy Fri-yay from Royam and Tumwater Veterinary Hospital!
🩷❤️💛💙

07/16/2025

🎉 Happy (Belated) Birthday to the Fabulous Miss Stella! 🐾

Her wonderful human shared these paws-itively adorable photos of her celebrating with a homemade tuna birthday cake, and honestly, how could we not share them with the world? Just look at that face! 🤩✨
Stella has been a beloved patient here, and we’re so lucky to be part of her journey. Here's to another year of cuddles, treats, cat naps, and all the tuna a birthday girl could want! 🐾🎁
(Any cute pics of your pet you want to share? Email us at [email protected])!

07/14/2025

A few of us here at the clinic, took teamwork to new heights (literally!) with an unforgettable skydiving adventure! We loved it so much last year, that we're making it an annual event.

07/03/2025

We 🩷 puppies and kittens! 🐾 (Bonkers is on the left, Freyja on the right).
Have a safe and happy holiday! A friendly reminder that we will be closed on the 4th of July (tomorrow) and to please contact Olympia Pet Emergency or Blue Pearl in case of an emergency.

06/19/2025

July 4th is just around the corner — Help Your Pet Stay Calm & Safe! 🇺🇸

Fireworks can be fun for us — but frightening for our pets. If your dog or cat has a history of anxiety during fireworks, now is the time to plan ahead. 🎇

Call us today (if your pet is up-to-date on their annual exam) and may need a sedative for the holiday. This allows us to prepare the right medication and ensure a stress-free celebration for you both!
Don’t wait until the last minute — we want your furry family to feel safe and secure.

💙 Questions? We're here to help!

06/13/2025

Pupdate on baby Chewy! 🐾💘
Chewy is growing up fast! This cute little guy is now 6 weeks old and weighs in at a healthy 4 pounds. 🐶✨
He came in for his checkup/deworming this week, and everything went smoothly ! 🎉💖
He'll be back in just a few weeks to start his big boy vaccines, and we can't wait to see how much he’s grown by then! 🩺💉

If your puppy or kitten is due for a checkup, vaccines, or deworming, give us a call to schedule their visit—we’d love to meet your little one!

06/07/2025

Say hello to little Lucian! 😻 He was such a brave little guy during his nail trim today — and stole every heart in the clinic while he was at it. 💅💕

We’re so excited to have him as part of our Tumwater Veterinary family, and we can’t wait to watch him grow up healthy, happy, and loved. 💖

06/03/2025

🐾 Please join us in welcoming the newest member of our CSR team — Allie! 🐾

Originally from Nevada, Allie comes to us with valuable experience from Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital, where she worked in a fast-paced emergency setting. She recently moved to the area and is excited to continue her passion for helping animals here with us.

If you haven’t had the chance to meet her yet, be sure to say hello and give her a warm welcome! 💟

05/24/2025

Tumwater Veterinary Hospital will be closed on Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. We’ll resume normal business hours on Tuesday.

If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact:

Blue Pearl Pet Hospital- (360) 810-8885
Olympia Pet Emergency- 360-455-5155
Capital Pet Urgent Care- 360-915-5900

Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful holiday as we honor and remember those who served. ❤️🐾

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05/22/2025

Warm weather is here! 😎
Here are signs to watch for in your pets with Heatstroke.

There are two types of Heatstroke: Exertional from physical activity and Non-exertional from decreased airflow (vehicles) and lack of shade and water. When the core body temp reaches 105.8 degrees is where permanent brain damage can occur and seizures can occur over 106 degrees.

Please do not leave pets in vehicles, even with the windows cracked it is not enought airflow and they can still get Heatstroke.

While visiting us in clinic please do not return your pet to the vehicle to pay. One of us would love to hang onto your pet for you and we can also check you out in the exam room as well so you can skip the lobby on your way out.

05/21/2025

It was 'Neuter Day' for 6 month old Grayson! He did wonderful and is now resting at home. We thought his cone was quite cute! His eyes match the theme of the cone.