This July 4th, please remember that sun and fun and fireworks for us might mean a day spent terrified and trembling for some of our beloved pets. At Rainier Veterinary Hospital, our team wanted to share some helpful tips to ensure you and your pet have a safe and enjoyable holiday.
Kitten season is often the most overwhelming time of the year for shelters and rescue organizations. Join Rainier Veterinary Hospital in helping make a difference in the lives of local kittens while supporting those organizations doing their best to care for them.
Zee, a 4-year-old orange male tabby cat, faced an uphill battle after a recent urinary obstruction, but luckily he is on the road to recovery thanks to his supportive family and the team at Rainier Veterinary Hospital.
The story of saving Pablo Picasso—how a severely injured stray cat found healing hands and his forever home at Rainier Veterinary Hospital.
The Rainier Veterinary Hospital March Cat of the Month is Snack, a global kitty with mountain-sized energy and an even bigger voice packed into one tiny body.
The Rainier Veterinary Hospital Cat of the Month for February is sweet Mudhoney, a kitty with definite Tortitude who has won all of our hearts.
Why can’t I scratch the couch? Why must you take me to the vet? Why can’t I eat junk food all day? Find answers to these and other questions your cat might have on National Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day.
Our January Cat of the Month is Mufasa, who has taken residence in our hearts (and our office). Once a stray, Mufasa is now our special boy.
Our December Cat of the Month, Captain, is a 13-year-old white kitty who lost a leg but gained a new family. And cuddling with them is his favorite sport.
Our November Cat of the Month, Emme, is a 12-year-old calico with a palindromic name who loves bugs, playing hockey, and her monthly nail trims.