Northwest Veterinary Clinic of Mount Vernon

This employee literally cut me off while driving a loaded semi. Took the entrance from Old 99 Hwy heading south on I-5 and jumped in front of me in the center lane. He was eating a sandwich while driving so obviously didn't pay attention at all, didn't check his mirrors and surroundings. What kind of dangerous driver he is, de facto representing your business! So let me teach you something a$$hat... The empty space in front of a semi is NOT FOR YOU TO SQUEEZE IN! It's called a SAFETY SPACE CUSHION. If you don't know what that is, Google it or best: returning to a driving school to learn about it. Especially between two semis as you did, if the one in front of me breaks or has an emergency, I don't have the room to do it safely. And you in-between, I'll let you guess what your white pickup

We had no idea when we called theat this clinic doesn't "do" small dogs anymore, this clinic was our vet for a refill of her perception she has been on for the last 8 years. We called for a refill and were told " we no longer do small animals" and they will not fill the perception. So beware. Just when you think you have the best care from your vet, this can happen to anyone. The worst part of this is they don't care about it.

Dr. Viv and her helper are so skillful and friendly. They took care my two Andalusian with floating teeth and annual shots, everything went on so smoothly. My horse settled down to accept the bit much better right on that afternoon's ride. I will highly recommend my friends to use their service.

The team that looked at my horse were very professional and explained everything in great detail. My horse was calm and cooperative thanks to their expertise. I cannot recommend them highly enough. So very pleased with the quality and care my horse received. They are now her primary doctors. Thank you!!!

Dr. Claire is amazing. I've been using her for two years for our equine program to maintain the health of our therapy horses. She performs the best, most comprehensive lameness exam you'll find in Snohomish or Skagit counties. She's patient, and is even willing to "dance" with horses that are a little sensitive to vet treatments or needles. She's always willing to give you two or three options in order to fit the needs of the horse and your budget. What I also appreciate is are her views on her exam findings. For example, she may say that what she's writing looks bad on paper, but because of something the horse has been born with, it's not really what it may seem w/certain course of action.