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To assure the best care possible for your pet(s) and to become better acquainted with you, please take the time to fill out our New Client Form.

 

By filling out the form online, you'll save yourself the time needed to complete the form during your first visit to our hospital.

There is NO requirement for you to be able to print this form.

 

Previous medical history may be faxed to:

(360) 792-2676, e-mailed or mailed to us.

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We are located just west of the Wa-3 / SR-16 junction in Gorst, WA

 

(360) 377-3801 · 4241 State Hwy 3W Bremerton WA 98312

Doctors are on Staff:  7 days a week 8:00am-10:00pm &  Holidays 9:30 am-8:30 pm

Closed Christmas Day and New Years Day

  After hours staff is present for monitoring hospitalized patients,

answering urgent questions and scheduling appointments

E-Mail: AllCreatures24hr.com

Available 24/7

Our Hospital services include
 
 Thorough and unhurried examinations for all types of pets: feline, canine, pocket pets, avian, reptile and all other exotic species
 Client education for husbandry, vaccines & zoonotic diseases
In- house diagnostics both routine and emergency; including
blood analysis, urinalyses, cytology, and histopathology
Ultrasound and Echocardiogram Services are available by appointment.
Full service Pharmacy and special medication order availability
Online full service pharmacy/food delivery (online price match for online pharmacies/stores)
 
Emergency Services
Emergency Examinations available from 7am to 10pm daily (dependent upon availabilty)
Emergent surgeries (foreign body, c-sections, pyometras and GDV(bloat) just to name a few) with 24/7 hospital care monitoring by Licensed Veterinary Technicians
State of the art digital radiography (specializing small animal, exotic and dentistry)
 
Surgeries
Spays/Neuters for both small animal and exotics
Comprehensive dental cleaning and extractions, both small animal and exotic species
Surgical Monitoring: Including pulse/heart rate, oxygen blood levels, blood pressure and temperature monitoring by our licensed veterinary technicians and our Veterinarians
Challenging internal medicine cases, selected orthopedic surgeries

 

In addition to our daily operating hours our facility offers urgent services from 9pm until 10pm daily.  We are open on Sundays and most holidays from 9am to 7:30pm.

 After hours on-site technical staff members are available to answer urgent questions and schedule appointments.  Technical staff is present 24 hours per day for urgent care monitoring.

 

Marijuana Toxicity

Marjuana Dangers for your pets 
 
By: Irene S. Choi, DVM
 
There has been a lot of talk about Marijuana recently with the passage of new laws allowing recreational marijuana use.   Unfortunately, there hasn’t been as much discussion about the dangers of pets ingesting marijuana. 

Leave your pooch pal at home

 

AUTHOR: DIONE L.BLACK, LVT
 

       With the arrival of the summer months and beautiful warm sunny days, this is a good time to remind pet owners of the dangers of leaving their beloved pet in parked cars, even for a minute. 

 
 
 

Summer Safety

Authored By: Sarah Kenne, LVT

 

dog umbrellaSummer is officially here, and many people are spending time in the great outdoors with their pets.    Long after winter holiday decorations have been packed away and bright, spring candies have been eaten, warm weather outings bring a new set of safety concerns for pet owners.

Parvovirus Enteritis

Authored By:  Kathryn R. Krueger, DVM


What is Parvovirus?  

Parvovirus is a highly contagious disease spread by the fecal material of affected animals. The virus infects the walls of the intestines, causing the interior lining of the intestines to slough.  It is a serious disease, and can be over 90% fatal if untreated.  It causes vomiting, diarrhea (which is often bloody), lethargy (depression), pain, and life threatening dehydration. 
 

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