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Mountain View Veterinary Clinic

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Mountain View Veterinary Clinic

Our professional team focuses on the well-being of your beloved pets.

Our compassionate and friendly staff are committed to serving our community’s people and their companion animals.

11/19/2025

We have 2 wonderful male cats who are currently searching for their forever homes, and we’re hoping you can help us spread the word—or even open your heart to some new furry family members. They recently tested positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) and can no longer stay with the amazing people that rescued them from a parking lot.

These cats have so much love to give. Each one has their own unique personality, but they all share the same hope: to find a safe, caring home where they can feel comfortable, cherished, and secure.

If you or someone you know has been considering adopting, now is a perfect time. We’re happy to share more information, photos, and the story to help you find the perfect match.

🏡 What they need:
• No other cats in the household or other FIV positive cats
• A patient and loving family
• A safe indoor environment
• A little time to adjust
• Lots of affection (and maybe some treats!)

If you’re interested or would like to meet them, please reach out—we’d love to connect you with your new best friend.

Thank you for helping us give these deserving cats the chance to thrive. 🐱💛

Below is a link with more information about FIV.

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) - Veterinary Partner - VIN

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day to all the amazing men and women who have bravely served our country and fought for our freedom! We can’t thank you enough for your dedication and sacrifice.

Thank you for your service, and we hope to welcome you and your furry friends soon! You truly deserve our honor, respect, and support!

11/10/2025

We’re just one week into our 5-week Food Drive, and we’re already so inspired by the generosity of our amazing clients and community! Thanks to your donations, we’ve collected:

14 cans of dog food
14 cans of cat food
96 pounds of dried dog food
20 pounds of dried cat food
so far — all going to support the Humane Society of Skagit Valley and families (both two- and four-legged!) in need this season.

We still have 4 weeks to go, so it’s not too late to join in! You can drop off non-perishable food or pet food items at our clinic during regular hours. We have so many prizes left to give away as well as being entered into our grand prize raffle!

Every can, bag, and box helps make tails wag and hearts full. 💛

Thank you for being such an important part of our caring community — together, we’re making a real difference!

10/28/2025

With the holidays approaching, we want to do our part to help out the community. From November 3rd to December 5th, we are accepting pet food donations (sealed or opened) for the Humane Society of Skagit Valley.

Drop off at least one bag/case of food at the clinic and take a spin at our prize wheel that includes things like paw prints, discounts or swag, and you'll also be entered in our raffle for a grand prize!

10/27/2025

Black cats are not just Halloween decoration - in fact, their "spooky" connection makes them less likely to be adopted or even targeted for abuse! This October 27, give some extra scratches to the sweet little cat-void in your life!

Pictured is Chaos, Angus and Basil

10/21/2025

Top 5 Halloween Pet Safety Tips:
1. Keep 🍫CANDY🍬 Out of Reach - Pets have a keen sense of smell and can sniff out any candy stash. Some treats can be toxic for them, especially chocolate and sugar-free candy containing xylitol.
2. Keep Pets Indoors & Away from the Door - Avoid potential escapes by keeping your pet in a familiar room with their favorite toys, treats, and some calming music.
3. Identification is Key - In case your pet gets out, ensure they have proper ID, like a collar with a tag or, even better, a microchip.
4. Be Cautious with Costumes - If your pet is in costume, never leave them unattended. Make sure the costume is comfortable, free from dangling pieces, and doesn’t restrict their movement, breathing, or ability to bark/meow.
5. Ditch the Doorbell - Repeated knocks or doorbell rings can cause stress. Consider setting up a candy station in your car trunk or handing out treats on your porch.

If you suspect your pet has ingested a toxic substance please call us (360) 424-4455
OR
📱Call 888-426-4435 the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center they are open 24 hours - 365 days of the year.

Have a SAFE, not scary Halloween night!

🎃💀 🧛🏻‍♂️
Your spooky friends at Mountain View Veterinary Clinic

10/17/2025

From receptionist to assistant, technician to practice manager, and all the way to doctor — we bring our unique superpowers together to form an incredible team, united by one mission: to care for and save as many animals as possible ❤️😸

10/16/2025

Our vet technicians/assistants of the day are Murron and Sam!

Both Murron and Sam's veterinary superpowers are cat whispering 🐱 they both have 2 kitties each at home but love helping all of the cats we get to see every day. They use those opportunities to get a few snuggles in and help the cats feel more at ease here at the clinic

10/15/2025

Our vet technicians/assistants of the day are Chelsy and Caleb!

Chelsy's veterinary superpower is client relations and flexibility. Chelsy has been working at the front desk for many years and has a great relationship with all our established clients. She is currently training in the back as an assistant, gaining more knowledge about the veterinary field. (She also keeps all the plants in the clinic thriving 🪴)

Caleb's veterinary superpower is putting both clients and patients at ease. Whether he's talking to a client over the phone about the concerns of their pets or helping in the back giving vaccines or helping in rooms, he brings a calm vibe with him.

10/14/2025

Our vet technicians/assistants of the day are Kayla and Junie!

Kayla's veterinary superpower is taking on dentals; she does the cleaning, scaling, and whole mouth x-rays. Junie's veterinary superpower is cardiac; she does her own research to better understand the complicated world of cardiology.

Kayla is pictured on the left, working on a dog dental. Junie is on the right feeding treats to some sweet boys.

Address

120 N 17th Street
Mount Vernon, WA
98273

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13604244455

Website

http://mtviewpets.com/

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