Companion Animal Hospital of Grays Harbor

09/02/2026

Dog found on Southside by Garley Park..no tags or collar...very sweet and definitely looks like she has a home. Some people found her and are going to go back to the neighborhood to try to find the owners...message if you know anything..

08/31/2026

Here at Companion Animal Hospital, we’ve been hiding some big news, but today is THE DAY. We’re spilling a long held secret…..

We have a FULL TIME DOCTOR! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Starting September 1st, Dr. Shayla Johnson will be joining the team and we are sooooo freaking excited
🎉🥳🎊🙌🎉🥳🎊🙌

Dr. Shayla Johnson was born and raised in the South, and lived many places across the county before landing for good in the beautiful PNW. She graduated from Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine in Tuskegee, Alabama, and later received her Certificate in Canine Rehabilitation from the University of Tennessee. Her veterinary passions include geriatric medicine, rehabilitation, and pain management. She loves educating clients and supporting them in providing the best possible care for their furry loved ones at all stages of life. From bringing home your first puppy or kitten to discussing difficult topics like quality of life for our aging pets, she is ready to partner with you.

In her spare time she enjoys reading, hiking, podcasts, puzzles, and watching her favorite show: Bob’s Burgers. She has a Corgi named Roman and three cats named Bosco, Logan, and Banjo.

07/29/2026

UPDATE: OWNER HAS BEEN LOCATED

We had a some very sweet people pick up this beautiful girl, sadly she didn’t have a microchip. She seems to have lost her herd! If she belongs to you, we are sure she misses you!

Please reach out to us at 360-533-0422 so we can help get her home!

06/30/2026

Companion Animal Hospital will be closed Friday July 3rd, 2026 in observance of the 4th of July. We will resume normal business hours Monday, July 7th.

If your furry friend is scared of fireworks, now is the time to call and see if we can help.

Be safe Grays Harbor and Happy 4th!

06/23/2026

The Fourth of July is almost here! 🎆 🎇

Fireworks are beautiful to look at but their loud booms can be pretty traumatic for our furry friends.

Give us a call to see if a prescription medication would be helpful for the upcoming holiday.

Remember, be safe and Have tons of fun.

04/28/2026

Hey Grays Harbor!

Our sister hospital, Ocean Shores Animal Hospital, has hired a full time Veterinarian that will start at the end of the year! 🎊🎉🍾

We are so thankful for the relief vets that have come out to Ocean Shores and have helped with our furry friends.

Stay tuned for more information!

04/21/2026

We’d like to extend our undying love and gratitude to our receptionists, we would be lost without them.

04/17/2026

Did you know cats and dogs can get arthritis as they age? Degenerative joint disease is the number one cause of chronic pain in cats and dogs.

Non Steroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) and specialized injections ( Librela for dogs and Solencia for cats) can be very useful in combatting pain in our furry friends.

Give us a call at 360-533-0422 to discuss options with one of our Veterinarians.

04/06/2026

Happy Monday Grays Harbor!

Did you know that in Western Washington we don’t have a typical “flea season”?! Our area is kind enough to have fleas 365 days a year. 😑😑😑

This area just isn’t cold enough LONG ENOUGH to freeze 🥶 so it’s really important to keep our furry family members on flea prevention all year long.

You’ve heard of Revolution, you’ve heard of Bravecto, but have you heard of Bravecto QUANTUM?

Bravecto Quantum is an injection that last for 1 year and treats fleas/ticks. No topicals or trying to force a pill down your pets throat. Currently it’s only available for dogs, but we will keep you updated on if and when it’s available for cats.

Give us a call sometime 360-533-0422, we’d love to help you and discuss all options for flea prevention.

Fleas are not just a nuisance; they can kill, cause serious skin disease, and transmit infections and parasites.

03/30/2026

Coping with an itchy pet can be an extremely frustrating experience for you, the pet owner, and can truly test the limits of the human-animal bond. The common causes fall into two groups: external parasites and allergies.