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Bringing Home a New Pet: Tips for a Smooth Transition
Congratulations on your newcomer! Welcoming a new pet into your home is an exciting time filled with joy and new experiences. Our team at Rainier West Veterinary Hospital has put together tips to ensure a smooth transition for your furry companion. Whether you’re adopting a puppy, kitten, or an older rescue animal, our team is…
Read MoreWhat Are the Signs and Symptoms of Heart Disease in Dogs and Cats?
Just like humans, cats and dogs can develop heart disease, impacting their health and quality of life. At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive care to manage heart disease, ensuring our feline and canine patients thrive through all stages of life. You can always count on Dr. Doyle and our dedicated…
Read MoreMore Than Fresh Breath: The Importance of Pet Dental Care
Did you know that persistent bad breath in pets often signals an underlying oral or general health issue? At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we emphasize the importance of regular preventive dental care to enhance your pet’s health and quality of life. You can always count on Dr. Doyle and our dedicated team for compassionate, gentle…
Read MoreWhat Type of Nutrition Is Best for My Pet?
Just like their human families, pets need high-quality, nutritious diets to live healthy and active lives. At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we offer nutritional counseling to help you make informed decisions about your cat’s or dog’s diet based on breed, life stages, unique needs, and healthcare concerns. The Importance of Maintaining a Healthy, Balanced Diet…
Read MoreSafeguarding Your Furry Friends: A Guide to Preventing Pet Emergencies
While eliminating every risk for a potential pet emergency is not possible, there are things you can do to safeguard your pet’s safety and well-being. Our Rainier West Veterinary Hospital team has put together a guide to preventing the most common pet emergencies to keep your furry family member safe and out of harm’s way.…
Read MoreTips for Traveling with Your Pet
It’s time for the long-awaited travels! Whether you are planning a road trip, flying to a distant location, or just heading out for the day, it’s important to prepare ahead to ensure you have a safe and comfortable journey with your pet. Our dedicated veterinary team at Rainier West Veterinary Hospital has put together some…
Read MoreTop Reasons to Spay or Neuter Your Pet
Did you know that millions of cats and dogs are euthanized in shelters each year? Spaying and neutering help prevent cat and dog overpopulation that results in pet homelessness and overcrowded shelters. They also offer many health and behavioral benefits for your furry companion. Here is a look at the top reasons our dedicated veterinary…
Read MoreThe Golden Years: What You Should Know About Senior Pet Care
It may feel like just the other day when you welcomed your precious pet into your family. But as the years go by, our beloved furry companions enter a new phase of their lives – their golden years. At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we provide senior pet services to support you and your pet during…
Read MoreDiagnostic Imaging: The Benefits of Ultrasound for Pets
At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care for your furry companions. We are pleased to offer cutting-edge technology, including ultrasound imaging, for exceptional diagnostic precision, targeted treatment planning, and enhanced patient care. What Is Veterinary Ultrasound Imaging? Ultrasound imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool that allows Dr.…
Read MoreShould I Get My Indoor Cat Vaccinated?
Many pet parents wonder whether cats who never set foot outdoors need to be vaccinated. After all, indoor cats are not exposed to the same risks as outdoor cats when it comes to infectious diseases. So, should you get your indoor cat vaccinated? Dr. Doyle and our dedicated veterinary team at Rainier West Animal Hospital…
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