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Elliott Bay Animal Hospital Full-service vet practice for dogs and cats in West Seattle.

Veterinarian-owned and AAHA-certified. 🐾

We offer the highest standards of vet care with an emphasis on fostering the human-animal bond. ❤️ We offer the highest quality veterinary care, emphasizing exceptional client service and patient care, and to provide our employees with a positive, supportive and educational work environment.

Sweet treats for an even SWEETER team!As Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week wraps up today, we're celebrating the i...
10/24/2026

Sweet treats for an even SWEETER team!

As Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week wraps up today, we're celebrating the incredible humans who make Elliott Bay Animal Hospital such a special place! ❤️

And what better way to show our appreciation than with a week of delicious surprises?

🍦 Sweet celebrations! Ice cream, cake pops, and plenty of treats to keep the smiles coming!

🥐 Breakfasts and lunches galore! Delicious meals to fuel our hardworking crew, with special thanks to Hill's, Idexx, Merck, Purina, and Zoetis for helping us celebrate!

🎁 A little extra love! Fun swag and goodies to remind our team just how appreciated they are!

While this week is officially dedicated to veterinary technicians, we've been celebrating EVERY member of our amazing team. From the front desk to the exam rooms and everywhere in between, your compassion, dedication, expertise, and teamwork make an extraordinary difference in the lives of our patients and their families.

You give so much of yourselves every single day, and we're beyond grateful for each and every one of you. ❤️

Here's to the people who make Elliott Bay Animal Hospital a place filled with exceptional care, kindness, and heart. We appreciate you more than you know! 🐶🐱

This year, Elliott Bay Animal Hospital is creating a traditional ofrenda to honor and remember the pets we’ve lost. And ...
10/20/2026

This year, Elliott Bay Animal Hospital is creating a traditional ofrenda to honor and remember the pets we’ve lost. And we’d love to include your beloved pets who’ve crossed the Rainbow Bridge. 🌈

An ofrenda is an altar made for the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Mu***os) to remember loved ones, celebrate their lives, and keep their memories close through photos and tributes. This year, we will be featuring a special ofrenda in our lobby from October 26 – November 2, featuring the precious pets who remain forever in our hearts. 🐾❤️

Send us your photo via Instagram or Facebook by October 23, 2026, to be included.

Photo Guidelines:

📸A clear photo (color or black-and-white)

🐶Pets only (Please do not submit photos containing people)

🐱Include your pet's name

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Introducing the newest Vet Roots member, Dr. Alexis Ybarra! 🐾Dr. Ybarra joined our team this September, bringing a deep ...
10/05/2026

Introducing the newest Vet Roots member, Dr. Alexis Ybarra! 🐾

Dr. Ybarra joined our team this September, bringing a deep love for animals and versatile experience to Elliott Bay Animal Hospital. Her journey started from the ground up — from 2015 to 2020, she wore nearly every hat in the clinic, from the front desk to the exam room. That hands-on history gave her a real appreciation for how a whole team comes together to care for your pets. 🤝

For Dr. Ybarra, veterinary medicine is a chance "to be a voice for those that can't speak for themselves." She can't wait to walk alongside your family through every stage of your pet's life. ❤️

Next time you stop by, be sure to give her a warm welcome!

😀Happy ✅🩺Healthy ✅😻Cute cats ✅Did you know September is Happy, Healthy Cat Month? We celebrate this year-round – keeping...
09/28/2026

😀Happy ✅

🩺Healthy ✅

😻Cute cats ✅

Did you know September is Happy, Healthy Cat Month? We celebrate this year-round – keeping your cats healthy, comfortable, and thriving is our passion – but we wanted to draw a little extra attention to this special month before it’s over. And, of course, we love any opportunity to show off some of our precious patients! 🐾❤️

If your cat’s overdue for a check-up, now is a great time to get their health journey back on track with a wellness visit.

And to everyone who trusts us with their kitty’s care, a million thanks! From baby kittens to senior cats, we love growing with you! 🐈

Happy National White Cat Day to every stunning, snow-coated kitty out there! 🤍 Today, we're celebrating all the wonderfu...
09/05/2026

Happy National White Cat Day to every stunning, snow-coated kitty out there! 🤍

Today, we're celebrating all the wonderful white cats — including our gorgeous patient Tongyuan, who wowed us with his striking two different colored eyes! His owner adopted him from the Seattle Animal Shelter, and we’re so grateful to have him as part of the Elliott Bay Animal Hospital family! 🐱

Meet Riker and Arwen, a sibling duo in for their wellness visits! Riker, the black and tan shepherd, is 7.5 years old an...
09/01/2026

Meet Riker and Arwen, a sibling duo in for their wellness visits! Riker, the black and tan shepherd, is 7.5 years old and came in for vaccines. And sister Arwen, who has more red in her coat, was in for some lab work.

Together, the two are stunning, and we’re so grateful to be part of the pair’s health journey!

Watson brought his teddy bear for emotional support to his visit. 🧸 Teddy helped him through his exam, including radiogr...
08/26/2026

Watson brought his teddy bear for emotional support to his visit. 🧸 Teddy helped him through his exam, including radiographs and blood work! Thank you for being such a brave, good boy, Watson! ❤️ And Happy National Dog Day to all the pups today!

Wayne the Bernese Mountain Dog was a bit nervous during his visit. But a little treat smeared onto a lick pad helped dis...
08/15/2026

Wayne the Bernese Mountain Dog was a bit nervous during his visit. But a little treat smeared onto a lick pad helped distract him from his blood draw. 🐶🦴

He came in for an ear infection and pain in his left paw, and our team took blood as part of his diagnosis and treatment. With some coaxing, Wayne was able to enjoy something yummy while also getting the healthcare he needed! 🐾

We love helping your pets be as comfortable as possible during their visit. If that means extra belly rubs, treats, or a licky mat, we are all here for it! ♥️

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Dr. Stanley B. Coe, DVM, on August 9, 2026. 🕊️Dr. Stan Coe was an integral pa...
08/13/2026

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Dr. Stanley B. Coe, DVM, on August 9, 2026. 🕊️

Dr. Stan Coe was an integral part of Seattle veterinary medicine and leaves behind a lasting impression on not only our practice, but our entire community. His career, spanning nearly five decades, all started when he took a job as a kennel tech in high school. For 45 years, Dr. Coe led Elliott Bay Animal Hospital with steady hands, deep compassion, and an unwavering love for animals. 🐾

Beyond his immeasurable impact on our practice, some of Dr. Coe’s most important work was done for no monetary gain. His selfless and empathetic volunteer work has supported pets and pet owners throughout our community. What began as a small effort to help animals in need alongside a fellow veterinarian, Dr. Bud Doney, grew into the nation’s first no-cost veterinary clinic.

Dr. Doney was helping pets receive care from the back of a church when Dr. Coe began supporting his mission. The two used their own equipment and resources to ensure pets had access to the care they needed. Eventually, Dr. Coe built Dr. Doney’s efforts into the Doney Coe Pet Clinic. Today, the clinic continues to provide free care for animals in need, serving as an enduring space for community care to thrive and keeping both Dr. Doney’s and Dr. Coe’s generous spirit alive.

Dr. Coe touched countless lives — the animals he cared for, the worried owners he comforted, and the veterinary community he helped shape. His kindness and dedication leave a legacy that will be felt for generations.

To his family, friends, colleagues, and every pet and person he cared for over the years: our thoughts are with you.

Thank you, Dr. Coe, for a lifetime of care and for the massive role you played in cultivating and shaping the compassionate and expert care our team strives for each day. You will be dearly missed. 💛

Okay, so the dog ate our calendar. 🐕😬Spoil Your Dog Day was August 10, but we figure our pups won’t object to celebratin...
08/12/2026

Okay, so the dog ate our calendar. 🐕😬

Spoil Your Dog Day was August 10, but we figure our pups won’t object to celebrating a couple of days late. (More spoiling? Yes, please.) 🐾

And the best way to spoil your dog isn’t by giving them everything they want — it’s by giving them the things that help them thrive! 💙

Exercise, healthy treats, quality time, and fun enrichment are some of the best ways to show the dogs in our lives how much they mean to us.

Swipe through for our vet-approved ideas for spoiling your pup — on Spoil Your Dog Day or any day of the year! 🐕

How does your dog like to be spoiled? Let us know in the comments!

Address

2042 15th Avenue W
Seattle, WA
98119

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

Telephone

+12062857387

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