Issaquah Veterinary Hospital

05/25/2026

Issaquah Veterinary Hospital will be closed on Memorial Day, May 25th, 2026. We’ll resume regular hours on Tuesday May 26th. Have a safe holiday! Do you have any plans to honor our heroes? Share below!

04/23/2026

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02/21/2026

Moose was such a brave boy! We are so excited to be part of this journey with Kinship Dog Training!!!

09/08/2025

Cooperative care isn’t just for the wolves! We love working with people and their pets to help vet visits and at home care as stress free as possible. We are also excited to be collaborating with Kinship Dog Training for cooperative care lessons. Stay tuned for more details!

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08/16/2025

✨ Big News & Congratulations! 👶🐾

We are thrilled to share that our wonderful Dr. Aguirre has welcomed her sweet little one into the world! 💕

She is now officially on maternity leave, enjoying all the baby snuggles and precious family moments. While we’ll miss her smiling face and expert care here at the hospital, we couldn’t be happier for her growing family—and we’ll (mostly 😉) patiently await her return.

Join us in congratulating Dr. Aguirre and sending her all the love during this special time! 🌸💌

08/10/2025

🛑 Keep Your Pets Cool & Safe During This Upcoming Heatwave! ☀️🐾

The temps are rising fast—here’s how to protect your furry friends:

🌡 Never leave pets in parked cars – even for a minute!
💧 Fresh, cool water available at all times
🏖 Limit outdoor play to early morning or evening
🐾 Protect those paws – asphalt can burn in seconds
😴 Provide shade & rest during outdoor fun
🧊 Cooling mats or damp towels can help keep them comfortable

Your pet depends on you to beat the heat. Let’s keep tails wagging and kitties purring safely all summer long. 💛

📍 Issaquah Veterinary Hospital — Caring for your pets in every season

06/26/2025

Summer is here, and what better way to spend those long, sunny days than with a new pet from RASKC? Through July 31, we'll have daily pet adoption specials, with pawsitively awesome discounts on dogs, cats, and all of our adoptable pets.

- Senior Sundays: $30 adoption fee for all pets over five years old, or for pet adopters 65 and older
- Mixed Breed Mondays: $30 adoption fee for all mixed breed dogs
- Toe Bean Tuesdays: $30 adoption fee for all cats
- Black and Gray Wednesdays: $30 adoption fee for all pets with black or gray coats
- Thirty-Buck Thursdays: Every animal, one adoption fee: $30
- Feline Fridays: $50 adoption fee for kittens under six months
- Staff Pick Saturdays: $30 adoption fee for select dogs

See all our great pets looking for great homes like yours on our Adopt A Pet page!

05/28/2025

Once more, with feeling! The 5-day closure of SR 18 at the I-90 interchange has been rescheduled to Thursday, May 29, to Wednesday, June 4! (Unless it rains. Again.)

Here's what to expect:

WHAT
Both directions of SR 18 will fully close beneath the I-90 bridges near Snoqualmie.

WHEN
9 p.m. Thursday, May 29, to 5 a.m. Wednesday, June 4

WHY?!?
This closure condenses months of nighttime and weekend work into five jam-packed days. During the closure, our crew will install new drainage and electrical crossings, pave the highway and build concrete islands that will form a portion of the new diverging diamond interchange.

Eastbound and westbound I-90 traffic will not be affected during this closure, but if you’re traveling through the area: you won’t be able to turn left from the off-ramps onto SR 18.

You can read more about this closure - and take a look at our suggested alternate routes - on our blog: https://wsdotblog.blogspot.com/2025/05/diverging-from-norm-to-deliver-diamond.html

05/22/2025

Please keep an eye out and contact the Cougar Mountain Zoo if you spot this bird.

UPDATE 9am 5/24/25: Alice the crane has been recovered and returned home safely!

URGENT NOTICE 🚨 One of our juvenile East African crowned cranes made their way outside of zoo grounds! We are actively searching the nearby area. She was last seen near NW Newport Way in Issaquah. If you see her, don’t approach, please email us at [email protected]
206-641-1554

*Picture of juvenile crane not Alice the missing crane
Photo credit: Joel Sartore

05/15/2025

Prepare for bad traffic on all alternate routes into and throughout the surrounding areas!