Rainier Veterinary Hospital joins the less than 15% of small-animal hospitals in the US and Canada to achieve this distinction.
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Preparing for Cold Weather and Your Pets
Spring is here and with it comes the return of many common, and formerly not-so-common, parasites.
The end of the year is a great time to connect on planning for your pet’s overall healthcare needs. At Rainier Veterinary Hospital, we want to do what we can to identify potential savings and make recommendations on those tools that can help with covering care.
We have all been there. Those frantic moments when we realize our cat has gone missing. Our team knows how scary this can be, so we have put together some tips to help you bring your pet home.
While young kids are encouraged to partake in all the festivities and have a wonderful time with their imagination, the team at Rainier Veterinary Hospital just want to remind you to be aware of the potential needs of your pets.
Sophie, the Rainier Veterinary Hospital September Dog of the Month, survived the streets of Tijuana to find her forever home in the Pacific Northwest. In turn, this hero dog ended up rescuing her rescuers right back!
Don’t let his kingmaker name fool you, Xerxes, the Rainier Veterinary Hospital September Cat of the Month, is truly the sweetest cat around and is, to this day, the apple of his dad’s eye.
As part of National Pet Health Insurance Month, the team at Rainier Veterinary Hospital wanted to share Ralph’s story and how his owner learned first-hand how important pet health insurance can be for your pet’s care.
Rainier Veterinary Hospital would like to take this opportunity on National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day, Thursday, August 22nd, to stress the importance of annual physical examinations for your beloved cat. Routine exams may be the best investment you can make in keeping your cat healthy as small changes in your cat over time can be big indicators of your pet’s overall health.