Veterinary services for Spokane dogs and cats
Everything a general practice does for dogs and cats, from first puppy shots to dental work and surgery. When something needs a board-certified specialist, we refer it and tell you why.
- On the South Hill since 2011
- Three veterinarians, DVM
- 4.4 on Google from 126 reviews
- Open Saturday mornings
- 1Checkups and vaccinesA yearly checkup from nose to tail, the vaccines your pet actually needs, and time to ask about the things you have been noticing at home.Pet wellness exams and vaccines in Spokane
- 2Dental cleaningsA full cleaning under anesthesia, a tooth-by-tooth check, and extractions when a tooth is causing pain. Most of it done by Dr. Marsh.Dog and cat dental cleaning in Spokane
- 3Spay and neuterRoutine spays and neuters for dogs and cats, timed to your pet's breed and size, with pain control and a call from the doctor that evening.Spay and neuter in Spokane for dogs and cats
- 4SurgerySoft-tissue surgery for dogs and cats, done here. Orthopedic and other complex cases referred to a board-certified surgeon, with your records sent the same day.Veterinary surgery in Spokane for dogs and cats
- 5Flea, tick and heartworm prevention, and pharmacyParasite prevention matched to how your pet lives in Spokane, the South Hill bluff trails included, and the medications your pet needs from our in-house pharmacy.Flea and tick prevention in Spokane, plus heartworm
- 6Puppy and kitten care, and microchippingThe first-year visits for a new puppy or kitten: vaccines, deworming, a microchip, and the questions every new owner has. Usually with Dr. Whitcomb.A puppy and kitten vet in Spokane
