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Olympic Veterinary Cardiology Partnering with local vets, OVC offers complete heart care for pets. Teamwork and collaboration are essential to successful management of any patient.

From our advanced Outpatient Center in Everett, WA, to exclusive concierge services across the Seattle area, we're here to ensure your furry friends receive top-notch cardiac care! Bringing the specialist into your local practice allows for a direct line of communication, ensuring all questions are answered and all nuances conveyed and taken into consideration. Continuity of care and a full understanding of the patient’s history are essential components. Having the local veterinarian and team directly involved in the advanced diagnostics ensures complete understanding and making sure your questions are answered. We increase availability of advanced diagnostics for all animals and minimize patient stress by using a familiar environment with your client and team members, while keeping advanced diagnostics affordable. Dr. Maran will meet with you and your team, discuss the clinical history, evaluate the patient, and then perform the appropriate diagnostics. All results are immediately shared with your clinic and can be discussed prior to the conclusion of the appointment. You are welcome to be present for all portions of the cardiac consultation and ask questions as they arise. As a team, we can provide the best therapeutic plan for your patients and clients. If there is an unfamiliar disease process or questions you are not comfortable answering, Dr. Maran will explain the disease and management options and make sure you are confident in the ongoing management of each case. Your clients are welcome to join us for the cardiac evaluation and see the underlying disease process first-hand. When the consultation is complete, you will receive a comprehensive report via e-mail that can be printed or added to any electronic medical record system. Faxed reports are also available, if preferred. If any questions persist or arise, Dr. Maran remains available to assist in the management of your cases.

Meet Miss Koa! 🐾❤️This sweet 5.5 year old Havanese came to see us for a cardiac workup after radiographs taken during a ...
10/15/2026

Meet Miss Koa! 🐾❤️

This sweet 5.5 year old Havanese came to see us for a cardiac workup after radiographs taken during a pre dental evaluation showed that her heart appeared enlarged.

Koa’s diagnostics confirmed Chronic Valve Disease, Stage B1, meaning she is still in a very early stage of the disease and does not currently have evidence of congestive heart failure or other significant cardiac consequences.

But her echocardiogram also revealed a second, completely unexpected finding: a very small patent ductus arteriosus, or PDA! 🫀

A PDA is a congenital heart defect where a blood vessel that is supposed to close shortly after birth remains open, allowing abnormal blood flow between two major vessels connected to the heart. In many patients, a PDA can place significant strain on the heart and ultimately requires surgical or catheter based intervention.

But Koa got a little lucky! ❤️

Her PDA is exceptionally small, with a shunt that is so trivial that it is not expected to have any meaningful impact on her heart function or quality of life. Because of this, Koa does NOT need surgery! 🎉

She’ll continue to have annual cardiac rechecks so we can keep an eye on both her valve disease and PDA, but for now, we were thrilled to be able to send Koa and her family home with some very good news. 🥰🐾

When Odie came in for his recheck, he had two very important things on his mind:1. Show off his cool, beautifully glitte...
10/15/2026

When Odie came in for his recheck, he had two very important things on his mind:

1. Show off his cool, beautifully glittered nail caps ✨🐾
2. Eat all the Churu. 😋

Safe to say… goals achieved. 😂❤️

Have you ever eaten the same meal, all day, every day, for days on end??Probably not. But your pet might.Why does this m...
10/14/2026

Have you ever eaten the same meal, all day, every day, for days on end??

Probably not. But your pet might.

Why does this matter?

Well, if we have a day here or there that's lacking in some of the good stuff for our body craves, we can usually balance it out by the end of the week because of the variety in our diets.

What if there was no variety? Then the smallest error in formulation would have a built-up effect from day after day after day of that poor nutrition. Yikes!
So what can you do?

Ensure your pet's diet is based on science and research, not social media hype. A Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist (their credentials would be: DVM or VMD, along with DACVIM) should be the one designing their diet. There's lots of false info out and about on the internet, so please dig deeper to understand who's formulating the diet. They are not equal, even if they look pretty!

Visit http://www.vetspecialists.com/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Olympic%20Veterinary%20Cardiology to locate a nutritionist with the expertise your pet deserves!

Following our recent introduction of our newest CSR, we have another exciting team update to share! 🎉❤️Anysia has worn m...
10/14/2026

Following our recent introduction of our newest CSR, we have another exciting team update to share! 🎉❤️

Anysia has worn many hats during her time at OVC, and we’re excited to officially share that she has made the transition from Veterinary Assistant to full time Client Service Representative!

While she’ll no longer be working on the medical side of the practice, Anysia is excited to continue helping our clients as one of their first points of contact when they walk through our doors.

And of course, she has also happily accepted another very important new responsibility: becoming the designated “Treat Lady” for all of our patients as soon as they arrive. 😂🐾

Please join us in celebrating this exciting new chapter for Anysia, and be sure to say hi the next time you see her up front!

We know she’s going to continue to thrive in her new role, and we’re so excited to have her on the front lines of OVC! ❤️

REMINDER: MODIFIED SCHEDULE 📢Just a reminder that our medical side will be closed today, Monday, October 12th, while our...
10/12/2026

REMINDER: MODIFIED SCHEDULE 📢

Just a reminder that our medical side will be closed today, Monday, October 12th, while our doctors are out of town attending conferences.

Our Client Service team will still be available to help with questions, requests, and concerns and make sure they are directed to the appropriate team member.

We’ll be back to our normal hours and full medical operations tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13th!

Thank you for your patience and understanding while our doctors take some time for continuing education. ❤️🐾

MODIFIED SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 📢Our medical side of the hospital will be closed today, October 9th, and Monday, October ...
10/09/2026

MODIFIED SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 📢

Our medical side of the hospital will be closed today, October 9th, and Monday, October 12th, while our doctors are out of town attending conferences.

Rest assured, our Client Service team will still be here and available to help field questions, requests, and concerns and make sure they get directed to the appropriate team member.

We will return to our normal hours and operations on Tuesday, October 13th.

We apologize for any inconvenience and greatly appreciate your understanding! ❤️🐾

Please join us in welcoming our newest Client Service Representative, Diana! 🐾❤️Born and raised in Romania, Diana earned...
10/09/2026

Please join us in welcoming our newest Client Service Representative, Diana! 🐾❤️

Born and raised in Romania, Diana earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and Master’s degree in Human Resources Management. Throughout her education and early career, she found plenty of ways to help others, from social work internships and medical clinic administration to organizing fundraising events and working as an Early Years Educator at a preschool.

After navigating the many documents, deadlines, and logistics that come with international relocation, Diana and her husband, Arthur, settled in Washington at the beginning of 2026. They’re now building their life together in Seattle, along with their two rescue cats, Pancake and Rosie, who they brought with them from overseas. 🐱🐱❤️

Outside of OVC, Diana enjoys cooking and baking, especially making things from scratch, coloring, shopping for an ever growing collection of kitchen supplies, and photographing beautiful sunrises. She’s also recently picked up hiking and going to the gym, with embroidery and knitting on her list of hobbies to try next!

We’re so excited to have Diana join our team and can’t wait for you all to get to know her! Welcome to OVC, Diana! 🎉❤️

For Trooper’s consultation, it was pretty clear there was only one thing on his mind:Treats. 🐾😂And honestly? He was more...
10/08/2026

For Trooper’s consultation, it was pretty clear there was only one thing on his mind:

Treats. 🐾😂

And honestly? He was more than happy to leave with just about anyone who was willing to provide them.

But with a face like that… how could you say no? 🥹❤️

Not that you need another reason to love cats but...Our feline friends are helping to prevent devastating clot formation...
10/07/2026

Not that you need another reason to love cats but...

Our feline friends are helping to prevent devastating clot formation in both humans and animals.

You see, feline platelets are a lot like human platelets which means we can use research from cats experiencing heart disease to help aid research with humans experiencing heart disease. Translational research at its finest!

Through collaboration, cardiologists hope to solve devastating disease outcomes in humans AND animals! Now that's something we can all celebrate!

What if translational research solves this problems in cats and solves strokes in humans?! How amazing would that be?!

If you asked Miso during her post op visit if anything had happened to her the day before, she would very clearly tell y...
10/07/2026

If you asked Miso during her post op visit if anything had happened to her the day before, she would very clearly tell you, “Nope!” 😂🐶💕

Overnight, Miso remained calm and comfortable, and her parents had no concerns about how she was doing. When we checked her the next morning, her incision was dry with only minimal swelling and redness.

Even better, her ACDO device remained perfectly seated within her PDA and was successfully blocking the abnormal blood flow!

And we were already seeing changes in her heart after just one night. Her left atrium had returned to a normal size, while her left ventricle was still enlarged but already smaller than it had been before her procedure. ❤️

And you know what that means…

WE GET TO SAY IT: MISO IS CURED! 🎉🎉🎉

She’ll have additional rechecks with a cardiologist closer to home, but we couldn’t be more thrilled with how beautifully she has done.

We’re so honored that we got to be a part of Miso’s story, and we’re pretty sure she’s just as happy to be back to being a regular puppy soon. 🐾❤️

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Everett, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+14254091545

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