Halloween Costume Contest
Get your furry friends and creative minds ready for our annual pet costume contest! We know your pet has been waiting a long time to get all fancied up, and we don’t want them (or you) to get impatient for those adorable outfits, so we make our contest last all month long! To enter your […]
Welcome Dr. Roth!
We have MORE exciting news… Please join us in welcoming Dr. Roth to the team! We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Sarah Roth to the experienced medical team at Juanita Bay Veterinary Hospital! Dr. Roth is a wonderful addition to our hospital, and we can’t wait for you to meet her! Originally from Dalton, […]
We’re in the Top 15% of Hospitals!
We just want to brag a little bit and mention that we have once again been accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)! After a rigorous annual review of approximately 900 quality standards including our protocols, client service, medical equipment, facility and more, we have successfully renewed our AAHA accreditation for 2019, thus demonstrating […]
Welcome Dr. Orechovesky!
We have exciting news… Please join us in welcoming Dr. Orechovesky! We are very please to welcome Dr. Shad Orechovesky to theexperienced medical team at Juanita Bay Veterinary Hospital! Dr. “O” is a wonderful addition to our hospital and we can’t wait for you to meet him! Growing up in Vermont gave Dr. Orechovesky the passion for […]
Why You Should Avoid Grain-Free Pet Food
By now, you’ve probably heard the warnings about the link between grain-free diets and the development of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs. DCM is a heart condition that can result in abnormal cardiac rhythms, congestive heart failure and even sudden death. Veterinary cardiologists, nutritionists and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are currently investigating a […]
Staying Safe in the Sun
Warm summery days are finally here, but with the sunshine comes a whole host of tips to keep your pets safe in the nice weather.One of the dangers to worry about is heat stroke, which can be more common in dogs than humans due to the less efficient way they release heat from their bodies. […]
Heartworm Tips
As pet owners, it’s not unlikely that you’ve heard of heartworm disease. While not overly common here in northwest Washington, it’s still important to note the cause and implications of these little pests. Dogs and cats can contract heartworms when bitten by infected mosquitos leaving baby heartworm larvae inside your pet. The worms grow up […]
Honor Cancer Survivors with Your Pet!
Join the Juanita Bay Veterinary Hospital team at the American Cancer Society Paws for a Cause event at Juanita Beach Park on May 18th from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Strut your mutt in support of the fight against cancer at a 5K Fun Walk and stick around to enjoy the day’s fun activities which include a dog agility course, costume contest, […]
Meet Dr. Clark!
April 27th is World Veterinary Day, so we wanted to take some time to recognize some of what makes Juanita Bay Veterinary Hospital so special. For over 50 years, our hospital has been working with pet owners to help their pets live long and healthy lives by providing the most advanced, progressive care and technology. […]
Spring Is Here, But So Are The Parasites!
Your pets are much more likely to encounter fleas and ticks in the spring and summer, as these critters thrive in warmer weather. Don’t overlook the problems these pests cause: fleas can trigger hot spots and dermatitis, and tick bites can transmit several dangerous diseases. During this time of year, you should thoroughly check your […]
