Arlington Veterinary Hospital

Arlington Veterinary Hospital Arlington Veterinary Hospital is now open for appointments!!! We will provide medical, surgical, an

Arlington Veterinary Hospital is a new, state of the art, animal hospital providing health wellness to your furry family members. We currently see most small animals in the hospital and will soon add on large animal farm calls. Services include puppy and kitten wellness, medical care, surgical services including advanced orthopedic surgery, dental services, end of life care and counseling, and preventative care.

In observance of Labor Day, we will be closed Sat 9/5 and Monday 9/7. If you have an emergency, please call Pet Emergen...
09/02/2026

In observance of Labor Day, we will be closed Sat 9/5 and Monday 9/7. If you have an emergency, please call Pet Emergency Center in Mount Vernon: 360-848-5911

As a reminder, we will be accepting prescription requests through 7/2/2026. Thank you!!
06/29/2026

As a reminder, we will be accepting prescription requests through 7/2/2026. Thank you!!

We are still looking for a full-time receptionist to join our team. While we have reviewed several applications, we are ...
06/17/2026

We are still looking for a full-time receptionist to join our team. While we have reviewed several applications, we are still searching for a customer service superstar who can provide the high level of care our clients and patience deserve.
The ideal candidate is someone who is wonderful with people and animals, excels at multitasking under pressure, and communicates effectively within a team.
While veterinary reception experience is preferred, we are open to any candidates with an exceptional customer service background.
We are committed to finding the right person who can offer the warmest welcome to everyone who walks through our doors.
If you or someone you know might be a good fit, please reach out or share our email: [email protected]

05/22/2026

In observance of Memorial Day we will be closed on Monday May 25, 2026.

If you’re in need of emergency services, please contact Pet Emergency Center in Mount
Vernon at 360-848-5911.

Poison control: 888-426-4435.

We are excited to announce that we are currently seeking to hire a full-time receptionist. The position consist of four ...
05/07/2026

We are excited to announce that we are currently seeking to hire a full-time receptionist. The position consist of four 10 hour shifts per week and Saturday availability is required.
Applicants must have prior reception experience and experience in the veterinary field is preferred.
Candidates should also be proficient with computers and able to multitask effectively.
If you’re interested, please send your résumé to : [email protected].

It’s Veterinary Reception appreciation week! We would like to take a moment to recognize our team up front.They are much...
04/22/2026

It’s Veterinary Reception appreciation week!

We would like to take a moment to recognize our team up front.

They are much more than "just the front desk." They provide the first warm welcome to our clinic, serve as a steady voice during emergencies, and act as the vital bridge between our medical staff and pet parents. Our team skillfully manages high-stress situations, phone calls, and complex scheduling with incredible compassion and efficiency.

The high level of medical care we provide would not be possible without their exceptional communication and organizational skills. Please join us in thanking them for all they do when you next visit us.

I am honored beyond words to have been Oso's veterinarian for many years. He always had a great fascination with our ri...
04/18/2026

I am honored beyond words to have been Oso's veterinarian for many years. He always had a great fascination with our rings we wore, was willing to give kisses, and strong drive to do his job. It was also my honor to help him with peace, love, and dignity when the pain of cancer was too much.

Echinoccous multilocularis (a type of tapeworm) has been in the news recently due to the UW study on prevalence in the c...
04/07/2026

Echinoccous multilocularis (a type of tapeworm) has been in the news recently due to the UW study on prevalence in the coyote population of Western Washington. This can be a fatal infection if left untreated in our pets as definitive hosts, but they only get it from eating an infected intermediate host with is a rodent. It is not spread from coyote to dog, even with contact with coyote f***s. If your dog is likely to eat a rodent, please contact our office to discuss possible prevention of this infection. This is a zoonotic disease (can be spread to humans), so we need to evaluate risk with each of our pets.

Address

7728 204th Street NE Suite B
Arlington, WA
98223

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(360) 572-0345

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