Peninsula Pet Emergency

10/08/2026

PLEASE NOTE: We will be closing 2 hrs early each morning this weekend. We apologize for any inconvenience and will be back to normal operations next weekend.

09/13/2026

We had a lovely time meeting all of the pets and people at our first Pet Lovers Day! Thank you to everyone who shared their stories and kind words, shared an interest in our mission, and to those who made donations to our Angel Fund to help pets in need of emergency care! Most of all I'd like to thank our receptionist Cindy and vet assistant Tenille for volunteering to represent our hospital at our booth! The Pet Emergency Group and all involved did such a great job putting on this event and we can't wait to come back next year!

Dr. Mason

09/12/2026

Come out and see us tomorrow at our booth for Pet Lovers Day at Carrie Blake Park! 11am-3pm 😃

08/31/2026

Special Holiday Hours Announcement:
We will be OPEN from 6pm-12am on Monday, September 7th (Labor Day). We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend!

08/06/2026

Mark your calendars and come see us at Pet Lovers Day in Carrie Blake Park on September 12th! The Pet Emergency Group has worked very hard to organize a full day of fun celebrating our furry friends and the joy the bring to our lives! 🐶🐱

Only 6 weeks to Pet Lovers Day 2026! Check out all our vendors: MerMutts, Peninsula Pet Emergency, PetSynergy, Best Friend Nutrition - The Natural Pet Market, Petsense by Tractor Supply, Sonny's Spaw and Self Wash, Olympic Pooper Scooper, La Petite Maison Blanche, Sound Spinal Flow, Furever Life Mercantile , Sequim Valley Lions, Sequim Honey, Southern Nibble, Olympic Bluffs Cidery & Lavender Farm, Skrinkles Ink, Mike's Fine Brines LLC, Crafter's HideOut

07/01/2026

We are so excited to have been featured in the Sequim Gazette! Check out the article to learn more about how our 1st year as a hospital has gone!

06/29/2026

We want to send out a warning to pet owners to keep a close eye on their pets while outdoors. We have seen an uptick in cases of dogs attacked by deer in their yards - especially small dogs. Deer can be extra defensive during fawn season which can put your pet at risk if they inadvertently encounter a deer in your yard. Here are some tips to keep your pet safe:
✔️Do not leave your pets outside unattended
✔️Check outside prior to letting your pets into the yard to ensure no deer are nearby. They are most active in early mornings and late afternoon/evenings.
✔️Do not allow your pet to run off leash when outside of your yard. Additionally, please do not allow/encourage them to chase wildlife.
✔️Fawns will often bed down in high grasses, camouflaging them. Use extra caution when walking your pet in fields with high grass.
✔️Consider keeping an airhorn close by when your pet is out in the yard, as it may help scare off a deer as they approach your pet.

06/27/2026

It has been brought to our attention that someone is tagging followers of our page in a post about purchasing T-shirts and other merchandise. This is spam and not at all related to Peninsula Pet Emergency, please disregard those comments and report any profiles that you see promoting merchandise. We do not have any merchandise for sale.

Thank you!

06/27/2026

UPDATE: We have found the owner of Teri and they will be reunited this evening. Thank you all for your shares and support!

FOUND CAT:
According to microchip registered to Idaho Humane Society her name is Teri and she is 16 yo. We currently do not have contact info for the owner. She was found on West Deytona St. in Sequim 6/26/26. She is being kept at our hospital while we try to find her owner - please call 360-207-4773

06/25/2026

Hours Adjustment Announcement:

On Friday, July 3rd we will be CLOSED.
We will resume normal hours on Saturday, July 4th at 6pm.

We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend!