Vetters Animal Hospital

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Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:30 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 10:00 am
Sun	Closed

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Vetters Animal Hospital, a full-service small animal veterinarian and hospital. We are proud to provide quality care to your pets just as if they were ours. We are able to assist your pets through every stage of their lives. No matter what we will work with you to find affordable options for the veterinarian care of your loved one.

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http://www.vettersanimalhospital.com

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Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals

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Parking: Lot

Specialties: Emergency Services, Walk-ins Welcome

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08/06/2009

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A wonderful place to take your pets.

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Phone: (360) 942-3440

Address: 2420 Ocean Ave, Raymond, WA 98577

Website: http://www.vettersanimalhospital.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
American Veterinary Dental College: The AVDC is a professional organization for Veterinary dental specialists. They provide some good information for pet owners about veterinary dentistry and pets. avdc.org/animal-owner-resources/
Vaccination
• Vaccinations, parasite control and Annual Physicals. We tailor our treatment plans to the lives of our patients. An elderly cat just doesn't have the same parasite risk as a young barn cat. We are conservative in our plans and avoid unneeded risks. Annual Physicals are highly recommended as they provide an invaluable tool for the early detection of medical conditions and a way to monitor a patient's health over time.
Nutritional Counseling
Balance it: We work extensively with our clients and their pets to find diets that work. Some of our clients are keenly interested in preparing their own pet meals. Homemade meals require careful preparation and planning to assure that a pet is receiving quality nutrition. On the BalanceIt website, they provide useful calculators for homemade cooking to help assure success.
Comprehensive Examination
• Dentistry. Healthy teeth are very important for both ourselves and our pets. With proper care, a pet's teeth can last them a lifetime without pain and needless discomfort. We work with our clients to teach how to care for your pets teeth at home through brushing and proper diet. During our annual physical exams, we will review your pets teeth and make recommendations on when and if your pet is due for a professional cleaning. When we perform a cleaning, we go far beyond a simple tooth cleaning. We will thoroughly clean and polish your pet's teeth with the goal of assuring long tooth life. By providing periodontal care, we can remove plaque and tartar from both the exposed tooth enamel and deep along the root, beneath the gum line. Periodontal care is critical for avoiding tooth extractions and keeping a pet's teeth healthy and pain-free.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
• Puppy and Kitten Wellness Program designed to provide a complete foundation for the well-being of your new family member. Participants receive discounted vaccines, parasite control, spays/neuters and other veterinary care.
Pain Management
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
• Dermatology - Skin issues and allergies. We live in a challenging climate for pets with our extensive rainfall. The causes of skin irritation are numerous, but Dr. Lewis has been successfully treating cases for many years. We will work hard with you to find the root cause of the problem and how to make the needed changes to help your pet live comfortably. We strive to find lasting solutions that last a pet's lifetime rather than treatments that are short lived and in many cases, lead to additional problems and risks.

Infection Treatment

Anal Gland Infection Treatment
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
Www.abaxis.com/veterinary for more details. We also regularly use a microscope to view prepared slides of urine and fecal samples. Stool and Urine analysis is performed to diagnose conditions such as salmon sickness, parasite infection, bladder infections, urinary tract infections and similar concerns. When making an appointment, you may be asked to bring a fresh stool sample or to allow our technician to collect urine for these tests. We also work with various outside laboratories to perform various specialized tests.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Heart Disease Treatment
• Anesthesia Monitoring. Paramount to safe surgery is the careful use of anesthetic drugs. Prior to the administration of any anesthetic, we will perform an examination and obtain an accurate patient weight. This information allows us to tailor the anesthetic drugs to a specific patient, keeping in mind their health status, prior surgical outcomes and current needs. When appropriate, we continually monitor a patient's pulse rate, ECG, saturated oxygen levels, non-invasive blood pressure, exhaled CO2 and other parameters that help the veterinarian maintain a safe surgery.

Veterinary Surgery
Laser Surgery
Originally founded by Doc Vetter, Vetters Animal Hospital has been a part of your community for over 60 years. In 1998, Dr. Gina Lewis and her husband moved to Raymond and took over its operation. Dr. Gina is a 1993 graduate of Washington State University's school of Veterinary Medicine and has enjoyed small animal practice ever since. Her clinical interests include dermatology, laser surgery, dentistry and pain management. Most of her new clients come from referrals. We invite you to ask your neighbors about Dr. Gina.

Laboratory Services
• Diagnostic Services and treatment. We haven't seen it all, but we've seen a lot. While it would be nice if pets could talk and let us know what's wrong, they do let us know in other ways. Sometimes it's the way they are walking, or maybe they tense when touched a certain way. During an appointment, we have numerous ways to diagnose a condition and develop the appropriate treatment. For more details on our in-house diagnostic lab, scroll down this page.
X-Ray
• Digital Radiography (x-rays): Radiographs allow a veterinarian to examine the interior structure of a patient. They provide detailed images of bones and certain foreign objects. We use these images to evaluate possible bone damage from accidents, joint health in backs, elbows and hips. In some instances, diagnosis of soft tissue organ conditions can be made based upon their location, the build-up of abnormal fluids or air, or size variations from normal organs. Our system is a digital direct radiograph plate system, which provides excellent images at the lowest levels of radiation exposure. Digital radiograph systems also allow for computer image enhancement and measurements of critical areas. In the event that a patient is being referred to a specialist, we are able to electronically transfer these images in minutes.

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