Olympic Veterinary Cardiology

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 unders

tanding 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.

πŸ“£ Appointments available as early as next week at OVC! πŸ«€Heart murmur?Need anesthesia clearance?Concerned about something...
06/25/2026

πŸ“£ Appointments available as early as next week at OVC! πŸ«€

Heart murmur?
Need anesthesia clearance?
Concerned about something more?

We’re here to help. With availability Monday through Friday, our team works closely with you to get your pet seen as soon as possible and to keep you informed every step of the way.

πŸ“ž Call us at 425-409-1545, Ext. 4
πŸ“§ Email: [email protected]
Your pet’s heart is in good hands πŸ’™πŸΎ

In veterinary medicine, and especially at OVC, we believe that patient care should be a collaboration, not a competition...
06/25/2026

In veterinary medicine, and especially at OVC, we believe that patient care should be a collaboration, not a competition. β€οΈπŸ«€

Mackinley recently reminded us exactly why that philosophy matters.

As a well traveled pup and a patient who underwent TEER surgery at Colorado State University 6 months ago, Mackinley was due for a postoperative recheck while in the Pacific Northwest. We were happy to step in and help ensure that his care continued seamlessly, because at the end of the day, the most important thing is that our patients receive the follow up they need, wherever they may be. 🐾✈️

We're thrilled to report that Mackinley is doing wonderfully. His family reports that he continues to enjoy life to the fullest, spending his mornings chasing critters outside and his evenings snuggled up with the people who love him most. 🐿️❀️

Even better, his cardiac evaluation showed that he remains stable following his procedure, allowing him to continue enjoying all of life's adventures.

Mackinley will be due for another recheck in 6 months, and whether that happens with us or another cardiology team somewhere else in the country, we'll always be happy to help however we can.

Because great patient care doesn't stop at state lines. πŸ«€πŸΆβœ¨

Heart Health Alert for Doberman Pinschers! 🐾❀️Did you know that Doberman Pinschers are particularly prone to a serious h...
06/24/2026

Heart Health Alert for Doberman Pinschers! 🐾❀️

Did you know that Doberman Pinschers are particularly prone to a serious heart condition known as Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)? There are currently two genetic markers identified in this breed with more research continuing into this condition!

πŸ” What is DCM? DCM is a disease where the heart becomes weak and cannot pump blood efficiently. This can lead to heart failure if not managed properly.

⚠️ Watch for These Symptoms:

Fatigue and reduced activity
Coughing or difficulty breathing
Fainting or collapsing
Weight loss
Swollen belly due to fluid accumulation

πŸ₯What You Can Do: Regular veterinary check-ups are crucial! If you notice any of these symptoms, contact your vet immediately. Early detection and treatment can make a big difference in your dog's quality of life.

A genetic test, consisting of an at-home cheek swab, can help identify carriers of this condition. That being said, the absence of mutations does not guarantee a dog cannot develop DCM. We know there is more to this condition!

πŸ“… Schedule Regular Screenings: Ask your vet about routine heart screenings, especially if you have a Doberman Pinscher. Staying on top of their heart health can help catch problems early and keep your furry friend happy and active.

❀️ Caring for Your Doberman Pinscher: At Olympic Veterinary Cardiology, we understand the unique needs of Doberman Pinschers and are here to provide specialized care for their heart health. Reach out to us (425.409.1545, Option 4) for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Let's work together to keep our beloved Dobermans healthy and happy! πŸΆπŸ’–

🚨 Pacemaker Interrogation in Progress 🚨Don't worry, no bright lights or good cop, bad cop routines here. πŸ˜…During his pac...
06/24/2026

🚨 Pacemaker Interrogation in Progress 🚨

Don't worry, no bright lights or good cop, bad cop routines here. πŸ˜…

During his pacemaker recheck, our staff carefully reviews Logan's pacemaker to evaluate battery life, pacing activity, and overall device performance.

These routine "interrogations" help us ensure that the pacemaker is functioning exactly as intended and continuing to support a healthy heart rhythm. πŸ«€βš‘

Regular monitoring allows us to catch subtle changes early and make sure our patients keep feeling their best.

Because every good detective knows it's all about the details. πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™€οΈπŸΎ

One of our LVTs, Marit, is very clearly OVC's resident orange cat enthusiast. After all, she has two orange cats of her ...
06/23/2026

One of our LVTs, Marit, is very clearly OVC's resident orange cat enthusiast. After all, she has two orange cats of her own. 🧑🐱🐱

So when King Tut came in for his consultation, he seemed to know exactly who would be most qualified to appreciate his greatness.

Some patients come in for a cardiology consultation.
Others come in to collect subjects for their kingdom. πŸ‘‘πŸ˜‚

Please join us in celebrating that Morgan has officially been with us at OVC for TWO whole years! That's 24 months of ha...
06/20/2026

Please join us in celebrating that Morgan has officially been with us at OVC for TWO whole years!

That's 24 months of hard work, countless patients helped, endless teamwork, and approximately one million moments of keeping the rest of us on track. ❀️🐾

Morgan, thank you for everything you bring to our team each and every day. Your kindness, dedication, and positivity never go unnoticed.

We're so grateful you're part of the OVC family and can't wait to see what year three has in store. πŸŽ‚βœ¨

Happy Workiversary!

When a precious little corgi named Sweet Potato came in for a screening appointment... carrying a sweet potato p**p bag ...
06/19/2026

When a precious little corgi named Sweet Potato came in for a screening appointment... carrying a sweet potato p**p bag dispenser... we really never stood a chance. πŸ₯”πŸΆβ€οΈ

Naturally, what started as a routine visit quickly turned into a full blown photoshoot. πŸ“Έβœ¨

And can you blame us?

Just look at that face. Those ears. That pose. That confidence. Sweet Potato wasn't here for an appointment, she was here to book her next modeling contract. πŸ’β€β™€οΈπŸ‘‘

We're pretty sure she knew exactly how cute she was, and honestly, we were more than happy to give her the attention she deserved. πŸ₯°πŸΎ

10/10 patient.
10/10 accessory.
10/10 supermodel energy. ✨πŸ₯”❀️

Another year down and another successful postoperative check in for Tepe! πŸ«€βœ¨Tepe is a 2 year old mixed breed pup who und...
06/18/2026

Another year down and another successful postoperative check in for Tepe! πŸ«€βœ¨

Tepe is a 2 year old mixed breed pup who underwent PDA occlusion with us back in February 2024 while under the care of the Seattle Humane Society. Shortly afterward, he found his forever family, who have remained incredibly dedicated to his follow up care every step of the way. 🐾

We're thrilled to report that his PDA remains completely resolved! πŸŽ‰ His occlusion device is securely in place, with no concerns for dislodgement or complications.

We'll see Tepe again in a year to continue monitoring his other cardiac concerns, heart structure, and function, but for this visit, he seemed much more interested in handing out kisses and showing off that winning smile. 😘🐢

Watching patients like Tepe thrive after their procedures is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do. We can't wait to see what the next year brings for this handsome boy! ❀️

06/17/2026

Spotlight on Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) in Dogs πŸ•

DCM is a serious heart condition where the heart muscle becomes weak and enlarged.

πŸ•Who this Affects: DCM primarily affects large and giant breed dogs, but other breeds can also be affected.

πŸ‘€ Watch for signs like…
πŸ‘‰ Lethargy
πŸ‘‰ Difficulty breathing
πŸ‘‰ Coughing
πŸ‘‰ Swollen Abdomen

While there is no cure, medications can help manage symptoms and improve your dog's quality of life. If your dog shows any of these signs, seek veterinary care immediately. 🩺

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Everett, WA

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

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+14254091545

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