Great Northwest Animal Hospital

My dog was injured by the staff at great northwest animal hospital.improperly using a slip lead leash that had no protective stopper to prevent choking. My dog was returned from his examination with both his eyes bright red from the amount of pressure from that leash.it made the blood vessels in both eyes burst.he was like this for 6 days.this hospital is dangerous,the staff never apologized they avoided speaking with me. My bill was almost 700 dollars which was paid to them. That's all they cared about . Be warned taking your pet to this place could result in your pet being badly injured, traumatized or worse.

I recently had to make the hardest decision of my life and say goodbye to my sweet dog at Great Northwest Animal Hospital. Even though it was heartbreaking, Dr. Connor Chandler, DVM, was incredibly compassionate, gentle, and understanding, and she treated both my dog and me with so much care and respect. She took the time to explain his condition and helped me feel at peace that I was doing the right thing for him. I am very grateful that his final moments were calm, dignified, and surrounded by people who truly cared.

We have always received the best care for our pups. It makes such a difference when it shows that staff love what they do, courteous and friendly every time. Glad we took our friend’s recommendation to visit Great Northwest Animal Hospital.

This was my pups first time here and the staff was amazing. We had to schedule a last minute appointment and the front desk helped me register so that I could come in and get seen right away. The staff was super friendly and nice to my pup,they showed him a lot of love. I also like how informative the doctor was and how she explained things in depth

We are so grateful for Dr.Arroyo and the vet techs here at GNW! We took in Maki for a second opinion because she wasn’t feeling better after we took her to another vet. Dr.Arroyo listened to our concerns and was super helpful and kind to Maki and us! She set a plan of action and even a back up plan in case Maki wasn’t feeling better. Within 2 days, Maki was back to her normal self. They even followed up the next week with a phone call to ask how she was doing. Maki will be using Dr.Arroyo and this office as her primary vet from here on out!