Mt. Spokane Veterinary Hospital

Mt. Spokane Veterinary Hospital As a full-service mixed animal practice, we see it all!

From small exotics to large farm animals, our doctors are dedicated to your animals.Our mission is to provide both quality medicine and compassionate service. This means we work hand in hand with local specialists, draw on current research for your pets’ needs, and spend time discussing the information with you.

09/03/2026

🦷🐾 Let’s talk about pet dental health! 🐾🦷

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems we see in dogs and cats? And unfortunately, our pets can be very good at hiding it!

In today’s video, Dr. Hoover explains some of the signs of periodontal disease and why keeping your pet’s mouth healthy is so important.

Some signs of dental disease can include:
🦷 Bad breath
🦷 Yellow or brown buildup on the teeth
🦷 Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
🦬 Difficulty chewing or dropping food
🦩 Pawing at the mouth
🦷 Loose or missing teeth
🦷 Decreased appetite or changes in eating habits

But dental disease isn’t just about bad breath! Plaque and tartar can lead to inflammation, infection, pain, and damage to the tissues supporting the teeth. Much of the disease occurs below the gumline, where you simply can’t see it by looking at your pet’s teeth at home.

That’s why prevention is so important! Regular dental care at home, along with routine veterinary dental evaluations and professional cleanings when needed, can help keep your pet’s mouth healthier and more comfortable.

During a professional dental cleaning at our hospital, we can thoroughly clean above and below the gumline, evaluate each tooth, and identify problems that may otherwise go unnoticed. Addressing dental disease early can help prevent more serious dental problems down the road. ❤️

If your pet is due for a dental exam—or you’ve noticed some of these warning signs—give us a call! Let’s help keep those tails wagging and those smiles healthy. 🐶🐱🪥

🎥 Watch Dr. Hoover’s video to learn more about periodontal disease and what you can do to protect your pet’s oral health!

Big Birds, Big Personalities! 🐦🩺We don’t just see the little guys at Mt. Spokane Veterinary Hospital! From tiny birds to...
09/01/2026

Big Birds, Big Personalities! 🐦🩺

We don’t just see the little guys at Mt. Spokane Veterinary Hospital! From tiny birds to some BIG birds, our doctors are always ready to make sure our feathered patients are happy and healthy. 🩺❤️

These adorable young Rheas came in for a checkup, and they certainly kept us entertained! Their curiosity got the best of them when they discovered Dr. Bohner’s stethoscope… apparently, everyone wanted a turn listening! 😂

We’re happy to care for birds of all sizes—including Emus, Rheas, and everything in between! 🐥➡️🦤

Big birds, little birds, and plenty of personality—we love them all! 💙

Whether it’s been a few weeks or many years, the love we feel for our pets never truly leaves. On Rainbow Bridge Remembr...
08/28/2026

Whether it’s been a few weeks or many years, the love we feel for our pets never truly leaves. On Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we’re thinking of every pet who made life a little brighter. 🌈

🐾 Meet Brynlee, aka “Sassy Princess”! 👑💗Brynlee recently underwent surgery to correct stenotic nares (narrowed nostrils)...
08/27/2026

🐾 Meet Brynlee, aka “Sassy Princess”! 👑💗

Brynlee recently underwent surgery to correct stenotic nares (narrowed nostrils) and an elongated soft palate—two common airway abnormalities seen in brachycephalic, or “short-nosed,” dogs.

Surgery to widen the nostrils and shorten an elongated soft palate can help improve airflow and, in many dogs, make a huge difference in their quality of life. ❤️

And Brynlee’s family says the difference has been incredible! They recently sent us this update:

“She hasn’t been this active and happy in over two years. We have been able to play fetch in the backyard. She is able to run without almost having a heart attack in ten steps. I finally have my playful little girl back and I am so thankful.”

🥹💗 That is exactly why we do what we do!

We are so happy to see this Sassy Princess breathing easier, playing fetch, and getting back to being her happy, playful self. A huge thank you to her family for letting us share her story!

If your flat-faced pup snores loudly, struggles with exercise, tires easily, overheats easily, or seems to work hard to breathe, talk with your veterinarian. Noisy breathing shouldn’t always be considered “normal” for a short-nosed dog. 🐶❤️

🐱💗 It’s kitten season! 💗🐱This time of year, we see so many adorable kittens looking for their forever homes! Whether you...
08/24/2026

🐱💗 It’s kitten season! 💗🐱

This time of year, we see so many adorable kittens looking for their forever homes! Whether you’re thinking about adopting or have recently welcomed a new kitten into your family, don’t forget to schedule their first veterinary visit. 🩺🐾

Just like puppies, kittens need a series of vaccines and booster doses to help build strong protection as they grow. A first visit is also a great opportunity for a nose-to-tail health check, parasite screening, nutrition guidance, and answers to all your new-kitten questions!

🐾 Bringing home a new kitten? We’ve got you covered! Ask us about our Kitten Health Package and how we can help get your newest family member started off on the right paw. 🐾

📞 Give us a call today to schedule your kitten’s first visit!

We are incredibly grateful to be part of this community effort. 🧡🐾Our team is honored to help provide care and a safe pl...
08/22/2026

We are incredibly grateful to be part of this community effort. 🧡🐾

Our team is honored to help provide care and a safe place for pets affected by the wildfires, and we are so thankful for the incredible support from Best Friends Animal Society, SCRAPS, the Red Cross, and all of the veterinary and animal welfare organizations working together during this emergency.

It truly takes a community to care for these animals and help reunite them with their families. We are proud to stand alongside so many amazing organizations and people who are stepping up when our community needs it most.

Thank you to everyone volunteering, fostering, donating, transporting, providing medical care, and simply lending a helping hand. Every little bit makes a difference. 🧡🐶🐱

🚨✂️ HAIR EMERGENCY! ✂️🚨Meet Maui, who stopped by to show off his latest look—and we’re not sure if he’s going for rock s...
08/21/2026

🚨✂️ HAIR EMERGENCY! ✂️🚨

Meet Maui, who stopped by to show off his latest look—and we’re not sure if he’s going for rock star, mad scientist, or professional fluffball. 😂🐶

That hair is giving us BIG personality! ❤️

We think Maui deserves a spot on the “Best Hair in the Hospital” leaderboard. What do you think? 👀👇

Happy World Photography Day to every phone that's run out of storage because of their very photogenic pets. Show yours! ...
08/19/2026

Happy World Photography Day to every phone that's run out of storage because of their very photogenic pets. Show yours! 📸

‼️ Harmful Algae Bloom ‼️West Medical Lake has tested positive for a toxic algae bloom. 🚨 PETS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE 🚨Do n...
08/13/2026

‼️ Harmful Algae Bloom ‼️
West Medical Lake has tested positive for a toxic algae bloom.
🚨 PETS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE 🚨
Do not allow pets near suspected blue-green algae bodies of water!
Read more at https://srhd.org/news/srhd-issued-a-harmful-algae-bloom-alert-for-west-medical-lake

Spokane Regional Health District issued a harmful algae bloom alert for West Medical Lake after test results taken this week revealed potentially harmful toxicity levels for cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae. Read more at srhd.org/news.

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17117 N Newport Highway
Mead, WA
99021

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Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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