Veterinarians in Bellevue, WA

http://northwestanimaleye.com/

Browns Point Veterinary. Wonderful

River Road Animal Hospital in Puyallup. Won't take my pug anywhere else.: )

I adore the vets at Sunset Hill Veterinary & Rehabilitation Center in Ballard. They take good care of my senior pug.

Animal Eye Clinic in Olympia They are the best! Saved 2 of my pets eyes, spendy but it worth it! Address: 3230 14 th Ave NW, Olympia, WA 98502 Phone:(360) 866-0931

Animal Eye Clinic on Roosevelt in Seattle. Both doctors are fantastic and they see a lot of pugs.

Urban Animal is amazing!

BeDitta Dickerson in Federal Way with Vets for Less

There is an Animal Eye Clinic in the U district. They are fabulous. For regular vet issues/ Woodhaven in Edmonds

if your in the south end, we take our 5 doggies to Edgewood Vet of course in Edgewood. Been going there for 6 years! I love the staff and the docs are so kind

Chambers Creek Vet Hospital in University Place is great for pugs. My little guy has a lot of health issues and they are amazing

Dr Cooley in Olympia is amazing at pet eyes.

Second Northwest Animal Eye Specialists for this situation in Kirkland

If she's in the north end near Lynnwood, VCA Alderwood Companion Animal Hospital has always been good to me. Dr. Jill James is awesome there and so is Dr. Boris Rozhik. http://www.vcahospitals.com/alderwood-companion/our-team/veterinarians

Helping Hands in Lynnwood.

I take my 3 to Winslow Animal Clinic on Bainbridge Island.

Rainier Beach Veterinary Hospital. They're really good people

Www.seattlevetassoc.com/green-lake-animal-hospital and www.seattleaec.com for eye specialist.

Animal Eye Clinic in Seattle!

For eyes it would be Northwest Animal Eye Specialists in Kirkland.

Here's some resources I'm finding http://www.rabbitmeadows.org/shelter/Adoptedcurrent.asp

A bit more on wry neck http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/tilt.html

Pattie Bates I'm sorry I can't call right now. Can you post what vet the rabbits has been at recently and the meds? I know this can be hard but hopefully by morning you will have made contact with the rescue and potentially other vet options. Oh - There is also something called Care Cap that also gives payment options and unlike care credit does not require anyone to qualify. www.carecap.com

The only small animal vet I can think of is The Center for Bird and Exotic Animals in Bothell. They have a vet on call 24 hours. We had a guinea pig who went downhill fast. I called them and the vet met us there within an hour. She let us keep our hands on Izzy as she was put to sleep. The vet gave her gas anesthesia before for her comfort. They made us a pawprint and treated us with kindness and respect. Since then we have used them for years as our small animal vet. The drive from Marysville has been worth it every time. From checkups and routine stuff, to pneumonia, bladder stones and end of life care; they really are an amazing group. I wish peace for both you and your bunny <3

Island Cat is quality, on Mercer

Dr Young & Dr Deal ...best!!!

Rainier Vets, hands down. Dr. Young is a saint.

Dr. Young, yes.

I'll 2 nd that, Dr Young at Rainer Beach vet is a saint. Affordable as well.

Rainier Beach Vet is walk-in only....9 am until 12 noon, monday thru saturday...they do procedures and stuff in the afternoons

Rainier Beach Vet http://m.yelp.com/biz/rainier-beach-veterinary-hospital-seattle

Urban Animal is walk in only. I had a good experience with them

I have had five dogs go through Rainier Vet Hospital. Three from six weeks on and two were born here. Four, that lived from 11 - 15 years, and my new one have been treated great there. The Vets and staff are wonderful.

Four cats now, 9 total, and all have been under the care of Rainier Vet. Not a fancy place, but I trust them.

Inwood Animal Clinic on Broadway between 204 th & Academy Sts.

https://foursquare.com/v/u-like/4 bd5 f4 d229 eb9 c74 c64594 e1 ;)

I love Inwood Animal Clinic - they have always been great with my cat.

Love Inwood Animal Clinic. They have been great service.

We like this place a lot. Dr Luckow goes the extra mile when it really matters, and is very empathic when the hard decisions must be made. http://broadwayanimalhospitalofriverdale.com/Dr-Scott-Luckow.html

Riverdale Vet Group. a little further up but not too far. They are great!!!

Natalia Tinida Wilson, I have insurance for both my cats through Healthy Paws! While it doesn't cover wellness visits (like yearly shots), it is good in case of emergency. I was quoted over $2000 when my cat was sick last year and I took her to Blue Pearl downtown. Had I had insurance, 90% of that would have been reimbursable. But, for $23 a month per cat for insurance, it seemed worthwhile in case of emergency :) There are different insurance companies for pets, but I have only used Healthy Paws, and they have been phenomenal with their customer service: http://www.healthypawspetinsurance.com/

Ditto Dr. Luckow. Great office.

Surviving family members can get available military records for deceased. There is no charge, and they responded faster than I expected. Unfortunately, a fire in the St Louis records center some years ago destroyed a lot of WWII and Korean era records. Surprisingly, ancestry.com was a great source of records for my dad's WWII Naval service. I was able to get a copy of my dad's ship's roster - and I have talked to an officer my dad served under. Give me a call! The following might help. https://www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel/public/general-public.html

Central Valley Animal Hospital. Dr. Waters is phenomenal and she has fair prices. I wouldn't trust my fur babies to anyone else! https://www.facebook.com/CVAHPoulsbo

Central Kitsap Animal Hospital is great. Also 24 hour emergency care. We use Suds N Style. She comes to your house and does everything! Charges for travel but so worth not having to take your dogs to the groomer!

WoodSide Animal Hospital, Mile Hill Drive in Port Orchard...will take all dogs and cats....been going there for over 30 years

We really like Ridgetop Animal Hospital in Silverdale. Caring vets.

^ We also take our dog & cat to Ridgetop Animal Hospital in Silverdale. Great care, and reasonably priced.

Groomer? I haven't been to her myself, but the new groomer called Scruby Doo Pet Spa in Manette is getting great reviews. http://www.scrubydoopetspa.com/

Really like Ridgetop Vet..

Blue Collar Pet Salon and All Creatures

Purdy Vet is awesome $$ range Wheaton Wy not so much $$$$ range

I've had great experience with Central Valley Vets.

Bremerton Animal Hospital on Callow. Great vet and easier on the wallet.

The Lynnwood Emergency Vet helped my 23 year old cat over the Rainbow Bridge last year. They also sent me a sympathy card afterwards. So sorry for your loss.:-(

We've received two of those cards (when our very old cats passed on. Got a dog soon after that and totally ❤️ Inglemoor Animal Hospital.

We were just there with Dr Martin. He was so compassionate and understanding. We put down our 16 year old girl with our kids there, dr Martin was great.

Inglemoor Animal Hospital is top-notch even in other situations. They've often called to ensure my asthmatic kitty is doing okay and are always kind, respectful, and caring.

I'm so sorry for your loss. We received similar sympathy cards from Seattle Vet Specialists (who were treating our boy dog when he passed) and our regular vet (Hollywood Hill Animal Hospital) but the most surprisng response was when I emailed King County to let them know that we had lost our boy so we would not be renewing his pet license (I didn't want to receive the notification email or card, it was so hard to lose him.) They sent the most gracious email and included resources for grieving (support groups, therapists, etc.) and pet memorialization. Not exactly the response I expected from a government office! RIP Toby D Dog.

Have to third this sentiment for Inglemoor Animal as well. Exactly our family's experience with Breezy in April 2013. www.inglemooranimalhospital.net/

This is a good support group for those mourning the loss of a pet https://www.facebook.com/AHELPproject/?fref=ts

So sorry for the loss of your sweet boy. Inglemoor is where I take my baby. Toby D Dog is now at Rainbow Bridge watching over you every day with love.

We live in Cle Elum. Our vet is Dr. Howard at Ellensburg Animal Hospital 5099252833. Our farrier is Gerri Goseman 5099295388. We love both of them and they are both very thorough! We get our hay from a private farmer. Good luck on your move!

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I love the vets at Brookfield in Redmond. They're not cheap, but everyone there is really invested in taking care of you and your pets as best as possible. They even remember me and both my kitties by name, even though we only go in a couple times a year.

My friend owns Westwerk Automotive in Redmond and while he is not the cheapest he does great work and speaking on a personal level he always does the right thing.

For a mechanic, I highly recommend [Kirkland Autoworks](https://www.yelp.com/biz/kirkland-autoworks-kirkland). Relatively cheap, great service, and there's never any pressure. Regarding the vet, I *used* to take my Shiba to Brookfield in Redmond, but after being told "my dog is too aggressive without medication", I didn't feel comfortable drugging him for just a general check-up every time he had to go + he was never aggressive at the vet, just stressed. Now, I take him to VCA (there's several in the area, [the one in Redmond is good](https://www.yelp.com/biz/vca-redmond-animal-hospital-redmond)) and they've been wonderful. I told them the story of how he "needed" medication every time he had to go see the vet... The doctor was confused and stunned by that, especially considering how my Shiba isn't nearly as bad as Brookfield described him to be.

Could a Jaguar dealership take care of both for you? http://www.jaguarbellevue.com/

If there is an active group in your specific area of the Eastside on Nextdoor.com, you would probably get recommendations in your area and from actual real people instead of us internet imaginary friends.

I have Petplan pet insurance since I bought my puppy home (she now is 3 years old). www.gopetplan.com

I have PC Financial and pay $37 per dog. I have used it numerous times on Hunter, there is a yearly deductible of $100 if you need to make a claim. I do believe that will change to $200 once he turns 6 though. It's a great thing to have, we had it on both of our cats as well but canceled it about two years ago, then last year Oreo got really sick and we had to get a speciality surgeon flown in from out of province and that ran us over $8000 .

I have "www.HealthyPawspetInsurance.com" (Do not just type in Healthy Paws or it comes up with another website ) for my Remi. There is 3 plans to choose from, we got the one in the middle. I pay $44.95 per month with a $100 deductible for the year and the company has been excellent to deal with. Have only used it a couple of times and they response by e-mail within 24 hours of receiving your claim letting you know they received it and a reimbursement check comes in the mail within a few days. I like that this insurance has a unlimited lifetime benefits. So thankful to have insurance for piece of mind. Hope this helps.

>He warned me that it can also happen I the other leg and I really can't afford to cough up another 3400 dollars out of pocket again. But the insurance doesn't pay it up front; it works on reimbursement, so you'd have to find a way to pay the vet anyway.

[Here's a link to many, many discussions on Pet Insurance](http://www.reddit.com/r/dogs/search?q=pet+insurance&restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all).

Make sure to double check that the other side would be covered. I can't remember the details, but I know there are exclusions on something like "bilateral" conditions?? Something that if it happens on one side in is not unusual for it to happen on the other side. Some plans I looked into covered, some excluded. Don't know if that would apply to what you are talking about.

As someone already stated, you get it back as a reimbursement instead of just paying for it up front. But, I can tell you my pup has [Healthy Paws](http://www.healthypawspetinsurance.com/) because it seemed to be the most no hassle and cover the most thing. I took a look and their exclusions for bi-lateral are: "Pre-existing cruciate ligament problems to one leg as respects the cost of future treatment for problems of the other leg. This is our only bi-lateral exclusion." I'm not sure just from looking at that what it would include so I would probably do a little more digging before signing on if the other leg is the main thing you're worried about covering.

The recommendations shared so far have all been solid. Most pet insurers have some sort of bilateral exclusion in place for the other knee if one becomes injured. Here's the direct language from our policy for comparison [which you can read here in full](http://www.gopetplan.com/terms-and-conditions-explained): If your pet has received treatment for a cruciate or soft tissue injury to one knee during the first six (6) months of the policy (where no certification of knee health has been provided as described in Section V.g.) then the other knee is automatically excluded from coverage for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of last treatment to the affected knee. i. If your pet has received treatment for a cruciate or soft tissue injury to one knee prior to policy inception then the other knee is automatically excluded from coverage for the longer period of i. twelve (12) months from the date of last treatment to the affected knee ii. the first six (6) months that the policy is in effect, as per Section V.g. j. If your pet has shown clinical signs of a cruciate or soft tissue injury to one knee prior to the effective date of this policy or during the first six (6) months of the policy (where no certification of knee health has been provided as described in Section V.g.) and appropriate treatment has not been performed, then the other knee is automatically excluded from coverage. Once appropriate treatment has been performed, the other leg is excluded from coverage for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of last treatment to the affected leg. TLDR: Since your pup tore her ACL in January, the other knee wouldn't be eligible for coverage until after a waiting period has passed. Note, however, the some insurers won't cover the other knee at all, ever. So you'll have to ask around. Source: I've worked for a pet insurance company for nearly five years.

Parker's Paws off White Bridge Road. Dr Klopeke is wonderful and the prices are very reasonable.

Belle Forest - $188 for an exam and all shots and fecal culture - that's not great, but not terrible either

We love the folks on Hicks Road... Bellevue Animal Hospital is great and I've never paid more than $60 a visit.

All are good. For me and my 5 fur children? Cheekwood Animal hospital on Highway 100.

Value Vet! Www.valuevet.net

I go to White Bluff Animal Hospital. Just a short drive down 70S to 70 West. Prices are more affordable and great Vets and staff

Harpeth Valley Animal Hospital -- Dr. Hurst. Hands down the best.

Belle Forest Animal Clinic.

We go to Harris Veterian on Charlotte pike. Awesome doctor and very attentive to his patients. Have known him for over 30 years. Cynthia

Value Vet has been great for us, we've used the Nolensville and East Nashville locations. The Bellevue one had some bad reviews, though they may be dated.

We've been taking our dogs to Richland Animal Clinic on Charlotte for years, and have always been happy with the service we have received

I'll second Richland Animal - real good stuff for my kitten over the past 2 years there

Value Vet, hands down.

I've been using Harpeth Hills Animal Hospital for puppy shots and check ups since moving, and don't have any real complaints. They cost about what my old Vet in NC cost so I'm going to assume it's somewhere around average. It's best to start up some sort of history with a proper vet, so it's my random guy on the the internet opinion to avoid the value vets. Between the upfront advertised declawing and Banefield vibes they make me a bit wary.

Bellevue Animal Hospital is a really great place. The staff is very knowledgeable and caring and they do a good job of making your pet comfortable. I don't go there anymore bc I moved and it's too far away, but Dr. Matt is really great with cats.

I've used [Berry Hill Animal Hospital](http://www.yelp.com/biz/berry-hill-animal-hospital-nashville) for over 10 years. Great folks. Helped my adopted pooches with everything from checkups to "spaying" to surgeries over the years.

I take my dog to Value Vet for vaccines and flea/heartworm meds. But I took him there for what we thought (and what they mis-diagnosed) as a urinary tract infection. Turned out to be bladder stones. Belleforest Animal Hospital in Bellevue has been great for him. They successfully treated the bladder stones and have been fantastic with other issues. They are professional, knowledgeable, and nice. The folks at Value Vet are very friendly, and while the Techs are usually the same, it seems like a different Vet every time I go in there. Great for minor/regular things, but I wouldn't recommend them for a sick/injured animal.

Hillsboro Animal Hospital has been top dog (pun totally intended) for both my dog and cat. They even sent us complimentary pet "ID cards" after our first visit, with all the vital information on it. They're in Hillsboro, so they can be a bit pricy, but the customer service has been excellent and they treat my pets like family. And they have a convenient kennel right behind their complex, so you can do a one-stop shop if you might need to kennel them for a time.

I know I'm a bit late, but the Nashboro Animal Hospital off of Murfreesboro Pike has been amazing to me and my pets. They're so caring towards animals (and actually people friendly!). They always let me know all of my options for my pets and I never feel like I've been ripped off after I leave, either.

I had a bad experience with Broadway Vet. I wouldn't recommend going there

https://www.valuepetclinic.com/vpc/home/ My kitty gets stress UTI's every couple years. VPC has been affordable and very good. They will hard-core up-sell you on your visits. Just be firm and let them know what you want or that you would like to think about it. They will give you a print out of recommended work and the costs. Also, very clean facilities and personable service.

I work at Cats Exclusive Vet Center in Shoreline. We're 100% feline focused with vets that are experts with kitties. Also, since we don't have other animals coming in, it ensures your kitty doesn't get any added stress. It's an awesome place with great doctors that really know cats!:) We also have a full retail area with the same prices as pet stores <3

Evergreen Holistic in Monroe is great. A bit of a drive if you aren't in Snohomish County but Dr. Evergreen is vegan (or at least used to be when I went there several years ago).

I go to City Cat on Harvard and Olive. They take amazing care of our cat for reasonable prices. I know one of their vet techs is also vegan and very compassionate.

Northeast Vet Clinic in Wedgwood is AWESOME and reasonably priced.

Urban Vet & Companion Clinic offer sliding scale fees. No personal experience w/ either, but have heard good things

Try the awesome people at Rainier Beach Veterinary.

Try Dr. Weh at Animal Critical Care and Emergency Services. She helped with my Boston Terriers elongated soft palate and is truly wonderful!

Our veterinary specialists at ACCES have experience with this particular issue and would provide an excellent resource. Please call 206.364.1660 and ask to speak with our surgery specialty team. They should be able to answer any questions you may have. We are here for you when you need us. Team ACCES

Dr Jha at VCA veterinary specialty hospital in Lynnwood. Our 12 year old pug has a stage 2 collapsed larynx and they did surgery a year ago. The did surgery on her nares, soft palate, and nodules in her throat. She is doing great and we have modified our food and lifestyle for her.