Summitview Cowiche Vet Clinic

07/02/2025

Good morning. Due to our Yakima phone line not working very well please call our Cowiche number 509 678-4971.Or 509 678-4972.

06/19/2025

Well done Scout and Officer Arnold! You guys rock!

06/19/2025

📣 Clinic Update – Please Read 🐾

We want to share a few important updates regarding our schedule and services in the coming months:

🗓️ Starting Saturday, July 19, we will be closed on Saturdays until further notice.
👩‍⚕️ We will also have only one doctor available for the next several months, as Dr. Lust will be undergoing shoulder surgery and taking time to heal.

In order to continue providing quality care to our current patients, we are temporarily unable to accept new clients at this time.

We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work through this transition. Our team is committed to doing our very best for your pets, and we thank you for your continued support!

🐶🐱❤️
Summitview Cowiche Veterniary Clinic

06/16/2025

Who can relate?

06/15/2025

So, so true.

So true

06/05/2025

UPDATE- He found a home 🤍

🐾 Looking for a Brave, Snuggly Explorer? Meet This Adoptable Sweetheart! 🐾

This curious cutie wandered into our clinic like he owned the place — confident, playful, and full of head bumps 🥰 Now he’s ready for a forever home of his own!

✨ He LOVES:
✔ Being held like a baby
✔ Giving head bumps
✔ Exploring new places
✔ Being the center of attention

Whether you’re looking for a loving lap cat or a bold barn companion, this guy could be the perfect fit. He’s got a brave heart, a curious mind, and so much love to give 💛

🩺 He’s also fully vetted and ready to go:
✔ Neutered
✔ FIV/FeLV negative
✔ Vaccinated

📍 Come visit him — you just might fall in love!
📞 Call 509-966-4162 or message us here for more info.

Let’s help this sweet boy find the home he’s been waiting for 🐱💕

06/05/2025

📣 Exciting News from Our Clinic! 🐾

We’re thrilled to share that Dr. Natalie Hurst will be welcoming a new addition to her family later this year! 🎉👶 She will be starting her maternity leave in late August and plans to return to the clinic in January 2026.

We are overjoyed for Dr. Hurst and wish her all the best during this special time! 💕 In the meantime, if you would like to schedule an appointment with her before her leave, we encourage you to book early this summer, as her availability will fill up quickly.

While Dr. Hurst is away, we’ll do our best to accommodate all our patients, but please note that our appointment schedule will be more limited during this time. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we support Dr. Hurst and continue to care for your pets with the same level of dedication.

Thank you for being part of our clinic family! 🐶🐱

📞 Call us today to schedule your pet’s appointment: 509-966-4162
📱Or request an appointment through the PetDesk app

05/31/2025

Anyone recognize this woman that dumped her dog several days ago? What a piece of work.

05/28/2025

UPDATE!!
Dog was dumped, there is video footage.

Found dog in Cowiche today. Anyone missing this cutie?

05/22/2025

I have this conversation with clients 2-3 times a week. Harnesses have their place, but it’s not in training your young puppy to walk nicely alongside you. It’s much more effective to train with a slip lead leash or a gentle leader head harness. All a chest harness does is to teach a young puppy to pull against you. Save it for when they are well mannered and know how to walk on a leash.

Reminder that harnesses are designed to help a dog pull you.

There is no such thing as a "no pull harness" that's just clever marketing.

In any case, we do teach joring and trail runs with dogs. If you're interested, reach out!

All tools are designed for certain things. We're always happy to help owners learn to use those tools properly.

02/22/2025

Sporting the post surgical Jammies

01/21/2025

Some good words!!