OUR RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS

Veterinarians across the region and country have experienced an unprecedented demand for veterinary care during this pandemic. We thank you for your patience and trust during this highly demanding time. To learn more about our operation during COVID-19, please read the details at Coronavirus.

DENTAL CARE VIDEO

It is our goal at Loyal Companion Animal Care to give you the tools necessary to keep your furry family members healthy and happy for as long as possible. With this in mind, we have created a new series of informational videos geared towards at home care. You can now watch the first three videos of this series by clicking on the link below, and stay tuned for new ones to be added soon!

CANINE INFLUENCA: DOG FLU

Please be advised: Canine Influenza "dog flu" has been identified in our state of Washington. This upper respiratory disease has the potential to cause serious simptoms in certain dogs. Dogs that are in contact with other dogs on a regular basis are at a greater risk of exposure. Thankfully there is a vaccine, which we carry, designed to protect against disease caused by the CIV H3N2 strain. Please contact our office if you would like more information on the CIV H3N2 virus or to schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to assess your dog's particular needs and health risks. If your pet is traveling to California or Nevada, please call us ahead of time as these two states are currently experiencing an outbreak. For further information, please follow the links below: 

Our clinic is a certified "Cat Friendly Practice" by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP).   The Cat Friendly Practice program seeks to transform and elevate the delivery of feline veterinary care by:

• Laying the groundwork for the delivery of care to the underserved feline population.
• Identifying trends and baseline species information essential for understanding cats.
• Acknowledging the essential role of the cat owner in the veterinary visit.
• Providing support to veterinarians and their teams to create a cat friendly practice environment.
• Outlining strategies for introducing changes in the delivery of care that incorporate a better understanding of the cat’s distinct needs and behaviors.