Ruby was well cared for by the team. She was afraid and they took their time to make sure she had…read morea positive experience. Her exam was very thorough. I am very pleased.

This was our vet for a couple years and one day they weren't answering their phones. When I drove…read moreby it appeared boarded up! No messages saying they were closing, can't even reach anyone to get your records. Assume they went out of business but this is a poor way to handle it.

Dr Elizabeth Greenlees literally saved my dogs life... since we moved to BI from CA in Dec of 2015…read moreour baby girl had one thing after another go wrong, from a cyst on her leg, to a torn ACL, and skin allergies with medication that was killing her slowly... I called Dr Greenlees looking for someone to have sympathy and empathy and help us to put her to sleep... she came to the house with this in mind but also with the idea that IF we could save her and help her without huge costs and with the quality of life she deserved we would definitely love to keep her alive. We tried a little cocktail of medicines the day before Thanksgiving, and literally in days she was her old self! Being only 8-1/2 she's still a young dog... a puppy sometimes! She is my sons favorite of our 2 dogs, honestly for all of us... we were beside ourselves for days awaiting Dr G's arrival, thinking Thanksgiving Day we would be grateful for have knowing our Nala... but instead, we will have Christmas with her and New Years and possibly many more years to come... I can't thank her enough, but I will spread her name all over to anyone I know with pets! She's the best and I'll recommend her to anyone and everyone I meet! Thank You Dr Greenlees!!! You're the best Vet ever!!! UPDATE. Dr Greenlees eventually did have to come back and help us send Nala across the rainbow bridge. And with my 4 year old son right next to us, she explained EVERY detail to us both, what was happening, how and why. He didn't even cry because he was so enthralled by the science and love in it. Dr Greenlees is one of the most amazing vets I've known to this day. I still continue to recommend her even though I'm no longer on the island, I still have friends there. I hope she knows how much she means to our family and if you choose her as your pets primary caregiver you will agree!

Dr Greenlees is a lovely and kind veterinarian. In the past few years we have called on her when…read moreone of our dogs had gotten to the end of life. She makes house calls and we hadn't wanted to take them into the veterinarian office. With our last dog, he had been into the vets office so much, with tests and poking, that he had come to dislike it. Liz came to our home and helped us, to help him. We were able to hold him in our laps, and love him to the last moment. He was relaxed and calm as we talked to him and I repeatedly kissed his head. She was kind and compassionate with our grief. No one ever wants to put to sleep a beloved friend, yet it is a gentle experience with the right vet. We feel like we did right by our dog. The next dog we get, I plan to use plan to call Liz from the get go. I'd like to meet her when I'm happy and not only a crying mess.

I recieved a nasty letter 3 days after my appointment from the owner vet and the manager vet. They…read morekept me and my wife who is disabled outside in the hot weather instead of letting us sit inside in the a/c. We are very practical people and love our pets to death. They wanted to do an eye exam for $150 and an ear exam for $79 dollars. And the exam was $76. That's over $300 dollars and we haven't even got a diagnosis or pre scrips for the meds. It would have cost us over $500 dollars for sure. After sitting out in the sun and getting all this bad news was I supposed to be happy. I would say not. All I did was express myself openly. The letter said we were we're no longer welcome in their facility. If that is how they treat their clientel that is pretty sad. This is a very pompous group of people and the arrogance protrudes and is apparent. I hope no one else has to go through what we went through! I would not recommend this vet clinic to anyone!

We are new in the area and they gave been great with our pups! Friendly and helpful! They even fave…read moreour doodle a toy that is now his favorite when he was having a hard day.

We just love Dr Nicole Perisho and the staff at Poulsbo Marina Veterinary Hospital! This is their…read morebrand new, much larger location!! Mark your calendars, April 25th is their grand opening celebration.

Recently moved from Hawaii. My first time visiting with our two dogs. they received an examination…read more Written recommendations which I appreciated. In the 14 years of taking our dogs to the vet this never happened. Everyone was very welcoming and our dogs appreciated the efficiency. Vaccinations and Lab work was completed. Mahalo James (Mochi and Mika)

I moved to Shelton last year and in the past two months I've needed to bring 2 of my beloved cats…read moreto see them, LC a 15 year old American Shorthair, and Oreo, a rambunctious 1 year old Shorthair Tuxedo. LC had stopped eating for more than three weeks and had lost 2 1/2 lbs, since an emergency vet visit 2 weeks prior to my visit. Oreo had an upper respiratory infection as well as a flea infestation. On both visits the staff were professional and friendly. They listened carefully to my explanations of my cat's needs and did appropriate testing to diagnose and treat both cats. LC has since been eating normally and is back to her happy energetic self. Oreo just began his treatment but is already doing better and even wanted to go outside briefly this morning. He isn't itching nearly as much and has a lot more energy. Overall I was very happy with both the standard of care, the promptness of care (easy to get an appointment), as well as the cleanliness of the facility. The prices weren't extreme either, as with some other local vet offices. My only tidbit of criticism was from my first visit with LC. Two different customers had young, male, pitbulls. The dogs are growling and barking loudly at each other and both owners had to put all their weight into their leashes to restrain them, and this went on for nearly 10 minutes while my LC was terrified in her pet carrier. Meanwhile, after one of the pitbulls was called back to an exam room, another client with a great dane walked in, and once again the pitbull went psycho aggressive. Honestly, it made me uncomfortable. On my visit with Oreo, since he might have been contagious, they had me wait in my car until they were ready to take him back to an exam room. I would advise that perhaps the clinic do the same with pitbulls or other unruly and potentially dangerous pets in the future. Overall my experiences were good and that last bit was why only 4 instead of 5 stars. Hopefully in the future I can give a full 5 star rating.

Took cat in for rabies vac, had bad experience in waiting rm w unleashed dog,, because cat was…read morestresses unable to do proper exam, or blood work requested. Cats health fell off sharply return visit unattended by a real vet paid for and x ray and with ultra sound,,, told by tec they weren't skilled at reading and would need to return for addition exam . My dear cat died seek help from else we're

I am so grateful that this service exists and they do what they do to ensure that all pets receive…read moretheir required vaccinations at a highly reasonable price. Unlike majority of the facilities around the area, these guys don't charge an arm and a leg for their services. I receive all the required annual vaccines, a quick physical, heart-work testing and heart work medications for a little over a hundred bucks! Thats a great deal! I have yet to find a Veterinary Services that offer these prices and have one of the best "curb-side" ethics around. I will be utilizing their services for the next few years and I recommend them to everyone.

We have been coming to them for the last 2 years and they have been super friendly and nice. But…read moresince COVID they set everything up outside of Coastal Farm and Ranch. Their specific time was set for 3pm. We arrived there at 3:15pm and they still weren't there. We asked a few other people where they were and they said that they were running half an hour behind. While I understand that traffic happens that half an hour ended up turning into 45 mins. By the time we got our dog checked in and she got all her shots it was 6pm. I'm an organized person so it should not have taken 2 hours for them to go through a line of 20 pets.

I have known Mike Ryan and his wife, Mardelle, for many years. They sold their business some time…read moreback and now work part-time at other veterinary offices. When I first met them, they were both at a different Silverdale clinic than they are now. When Mike left, I followed him to Olympic Animal Hospital, in part because the turnover where he was before seemed pretty high to me. My former beagle was getting old and I had spoken with Mike about the time nearing to put her down. As it turned out, it was Memorial Day. The Ryan's were entertaining at their home when I stopped by and left a message. The called me and arranged to come over after their guests left and euthanized my beagle at my home. I have another beagle now and one remaining cat that my wife and I take to Olympic Animal Hospital. THAT is the kind of veterinarians they are.

Our corgi was slowly losing the use of his back legs, which was absolutely heartbreaking, our vet…read morerecommended we try Dr. Finn. We were so impressed with her compassion and caring for our pet, and her holistic approach to helping your pet is such a welcome relief! Dr. Finn helped us make changes to our pets diet to relieve the pressure on his joints, applied acupuncture and laser therapy, which our pet really seemed to enjoy. She has truly been an important part of our pets long journey to healing.

I'm going to be more than a little verbose here, so please bear with me. My wife and I met "Winnie"…read morewhile on a trip to Death Valley and southern Nevada. Having left our two dogs with a house sitter, we looked forward to fewer complications while camping, etc. Then we stopped at a gas station on the Oregon and Nevada border. There sat what appeared to be a miniature, mostly black German Shephard with a badly injured leg and paw, starving and very thirsty. Nobody at the gas station had any idea who the dog's owner might be; no name tag, etc. We could not leave this dog there to die a miserable death, so she joined us for two more weeks on our journey. We stopped at the nearest vet in Winnemucca, NV, and got her bandaged up for the short term. This vet indicated significant neurological damage to the leg and paw. Our next stop was an emergency vet in Las Vegas for further assessment. Same overall assessment, the leg would probably need to be amputated. Over the next two weeks, we learned that Winnie had never been on a leash before, loved people, and could travel for hours at a time in our vehicle without a complaint. Upon arrival home, we had Winnie assessed again by our local vet. Same story, severe leg, paw, muscle, tendon and neurological damage. Amputation was suggested. I resisted all those assessments and decided to look for a vet who might be able to help Winnie keep her leg. This is where Dr. Finn comes in. When we explained Winnie's situation and condition, her office indicated, "No! Don't amputate her leg! Dr. Finn can help her!" THAT was what I was hoping to hear! This is precisely the type of treatment Dr. Finn is dedicated to; for dogs and their owners. Winnie began undergoing a series of weekly laser treatments to allow her "frozen" elbow to gain flexibility, use stem cells to heal two toes that were mostly missing, a raw open wound in their place, and begin work for fitting a brace. Over several months, Winnie's progress continued, and her brace is currently being readjusted. Unfortunately, the story does not have the ending we hoped for. While Winnie was very submissive with our older, larger male dog, she desperately wanted our younger, smaller dog to play, and was quite "in our little's dog's face", nipping, barking, etc., insisting on play. This resulted in endless growling and snapping from our other small dog, creating ongoing anxiety and tension in the house. We worked on this for several months without success. Then came a couple of aggressive attacks by Winnie on our smaller female dog. My wife contacted Dr. Finn who commented that the "female on female" aggression, and the fact that both come from a background of being "streetdogs" as pups, this can be very dangerous for the smaller dog. My wife's reading indicated the same. Now we had owner depression. Earlier in Winnie's treatment, Dr. Finn and her husband said they loved Winnie and indicated that if we were ever unable to keep her, they would to take her. That time had arrived. With the saddest of hearts, buckets of tears, and way too much guilt, we came to the conclusion that the best outcome for Winnie was to live with Dr. Finn and her husband. She'll have a built in pack of male dogs where she will surely peacefully submit, horses to check out, a large rabbit who Winnie loves, acres of land to explore, an office staff who loves her, and endless sniffing opportunities. Logic dictates that this was a better "Winnie ending" than we had any right to expect. Winnie will require ongoing vet treatment which Dr. Finn can provide. Wow! This is a one in a ten million possibilitiy! So... Winnie is no doubt the big winner here. We will try to focus on Winnie's gain and less on our loss; though that will be a challenge for me. We cannot adequately thank Dr. Finn, her husband, and her staff, for what they are doing for "our girl." May the force be with you, Winnie... With endless love and memories, Doug and Harriet LeClair Anacortes, WA