Animal Emergency Services of Pasco

I have been unfortunate enough to have brought two pets to the emergency vet this summer. First my cat decided to eat 3 feet of string. Dr. Siegel and her team went straight to work. After some surgery, my cat came home the next day and has been doing fantastic since. Next my husky killed a coral snake in my yard. I was so worried he had been bit. Bloodwork was ordered and he is currently home being goofy as ever. Staff is very caring, and quick to respond! Thank you for helping my animals!!!

I don’t know why anyone would leave Dr Siegel and her team any type of negative review: I took my 8 month old golden retriever in for a wound behind her ear and I called this office late at night just before they closed… Dr Siegel answered and agreed to see my dog right away, even though it was close to closing time. She stayed back for me and my dog. That speaks volumes. When I came in, I was greeted with the most friendly staff which examined my puppy before I got to meet Dr. Siegel. She was extremely welcoming, professional and educational. Most importantly, she was gentle and caring to my sweet puppy. She took care of my dog and informed of the next steps going forward. Everything, and I mean everything was seamless and straight forward. No BS and nothing that would justify what some o

I’ve had such great care for my dog Phoebe when she got bit on the face and now my poor little Jackson hurt his neck so bad and they’ve done so many wonderful treatments on him. The girls call me give me updates. Let me know how he’s doing teach me how to care for him properly they’re wonderful wonderful staff. Dr. Siegel is a very caring that and she tries to explain everything so you understand how to do the best care for your dog. Or any other animal thank you so much Dr. Siegel.

Thank you Doctor Siegal for all you do, you help us all today , my dog was very calm in your presence. Thank you for taking your time and explaining everything to us , thank you for working with us in a Sunday morning truly appreciated. Very reasonable prices

My 7 1/2 Doberman puppy began limping for no reason. First one hind leg for about 2 weeks then to other leg but much worse. I brought her to this clinic and Dr Siego saw her immediately. We had to wait outside in the rain under a porch covering. She said she has "growing pains" or Panosteittis, which effects the long bone of rear legs and can spread to front legs . She showed us two X-rays but billed for 5. The marrow of both legs showed a spongy like marrow. Upon researching many sites, I found that this is actual bone growing inside but does NOT effect the use of the legs but causes pain and limping for about two weeks. She prescribed rectal ozone suspension inserted in rectum. Upon research, I found that this is a holistic approach and is for blood disorders and allergy treatment