Puget Park Veterinary Clinic

09/05/2026

PPVC will be closed on Monday, 9/7 in observation of Labor Day. We hope that you all have a fun and safe weekend!

09/04/2026

September is Pet Pain Awareness Month

A question that we are often asked is “how can I tell if my pet is in pain if they can not tell me?” Pets can be very stoic in how they communicate that they are in pain, so at times they may not show any signs.

The most common responses to look for are depression, aggression, limping, resistance to petting or grooming, not eating, panting excessively, and much more. If you have concerns that your pet could be in pain, reach out to us at 425-742-4444 or [email protected]

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day! August 26 is all about celebrating our four-legged best friends - the ones who greet us with wagging tails and unconditional love. 🐾 Whether it’s extra treats, a long walk, or some serious belly rubs, find a way to make your dog feel extra special today.

Show us how you spoil your dog in comments! 📸

08/25/2026

☀️🖤 Black fur + sunshine = ✨highlights✨

Your pet’s summer glow-up has arrived. 😂🐾

08/21/2026

🐾 Happy Friday from your veterinary family! 🐾

Our favorite part of every day is seeing the wagging tails, happy purrs, and wonderful pets who trust us with their care. ❤️

Whether your furry friend needs a wellness check, preventive care, or just a little extra TLC, we’re here to help keep them healthy and happy for years to come!

📅 Have you scheduled your pet’s next checkup yet? Book your appointment today!

🐶🐱 Share a photo of your pet in the comments - you know we love to see those adorable faces!

08/10/2026

🎉 We are incredibly honored and grateful! 🐾💛

Puget Park Veterinary Clinic for was voted 🥇 GOLD WINNER in the Vet Clinics category in the CommunityVotes Everett WA 2026 Campaign!

With 2,070 businesses and people nominated across the community, this recognition means so much to us. We are truly thankful to everyone who took the time to nominate us, vote for us, and support our clinic. ❤️

Most of all, thank you to our wonderful clients for trusting us with the care of your beloved family members. It is a privilege to be part of their lives, and we are so grateful for the opportunity to serve our community every day. 🐶🐱🐾

This award belongs to our incredible team and to all of you who continue to support us. Thank you Everett! We are so proud to be your veterinary clinic. 🥰

Official 2026 Community Voting Awards Platform for Everett, WA. Where the community votes for their favorites every year.

07/31/2026

🐾 Happy National Mutt Day! 🐾

Today we're celebrating the one-of-a-kind mixed breeds that have stolen our hearts! ❤️ From goofy grins to wagging tails and endless love, mutts remind us that the best things in life come in all shapes, sizes, and combinations.

Meet some of our team's amazing "mutts." We may not know exactly what's in their DNA, but we know they're 100% loved.

Do you have a favorite mutt at home? We'd love to see them! Share a photo in the comments and tell us what makes your mixed-breed best friend so special. 🐶💕

07/22/2026

We've had an unexpected opening in our surgery schedule this Monday, 7/27.

If you've been meaning to schedule your pet's dental cleaning, spay, neuter, or another surgical procedure, this is a great opportunity to get in a little sooner than expected =)

If you'd like to schedule or have questions about whether your pet is due, please reach out! We'd be happy to help!

425-742-4444, Opt 4 or email [email protected]

07/22/2026

Summer cookouts are fun for the whole family, but be aware of a hidden danger on your table: the corncob. 🌽While corn itself is safe, the cob can cause serious problems for pets. Not only is it a choking hazard, but it cannot be broken down in the stomach and often leads to intestinal blockages that require emergency surgery.

If your dog has ingested a corn cob, DO NOT WAIT and see if they will pass it. DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. Call an ER right away. This situation requires immediate action.

If you suspect your pet ate something they shouldn't, call our office to speak with a team member who can help determine if your pet needs to be seen by a veterinarian: 425-742-4444, opt 4

07/15/2026

🐾🔥 Today is National Pet Fire Safety Day! 🔥🐾

Our pets are family, and keeping them safe includes having a fire safety plan.

Here are a few simple ways to protect your furry friends:
🏠 Keep pets away from open flames, candles, and hot stovetops.
🦴 Use flame-free LED candles whenever possible.
🔥 Place pet alert window decals on your home so first responders know pets are inside.
🐶 Keep collars and leashes near exits for a quick evacuation.
📋 Include your pets in your family's emergency evacuation plan.

If you ever need to evacuate, never leave your pets behind if it's safe to bring them with you.

How does your family include your pets in your emergency plan? Tell us in the comments! ⬇️