We offer 24 hour emergency services with no additional emergency fee. Your pet can be seen at any time of the day or night for the regular exam fee. Our doctors and staff are trained to handle all small animal emergencies and our doctors receive regular continuing education to keep up with new treatments and developments in veterinary medicine.

In addition to emergency services, we offer annual exams and vaccinations, prescription pet diets, spays and neuters, pain management, professional grooming, dentistry and in house blood work, x-rays, and ultrasound.

Call us today at 360-253-5446 to set up an appointment with one of our caring, friendly staff!

We offer 24-hour nursing care for sick and injured pets. We have an ICU ward visible from our central treatment room so we can keep a close eye on our sickest patients. We have automatic fluid pumps to deliver the correct amount of fluid to your pet, oxygen chamber for pets with severe respiratory disease, warming beds, trained nursing staff to continue your pet’s treatment, and a veterinarian always in the hospital to quickly address any changes in your pet’s condition.

We have a variety of radiology services to help us diagnose your pet. St. Francis Animal Hospital has an in-house x-ray machine with an automatic processor. This means results can be obtained within minutes to help treat your pet quickly. X-rays can be used to diagnose broken bones, intestinal blockage, and other internal problems. We also have an in-house ultrasound machine that can help us to diagnose intestinal, liver, kidney, and other soft tissue diseases. Our endoscope is another tool we can use to help us look for problems of the respiratory and intestinal tracts.

Our in-house laboratory also allows us to diagnose your pet quickly, especially important in an emergency situation. When your pet is ill, we do not have to send the blood sample out to a lab and wait 12-24 hours for the results. Within 30 minutes our laboratory can help us diagnose feline leukemia in a kitten, parvo in a puppy, kidney disease in an older pet, diabetes, liver disease, and many other health problems to allow us to treat your pet accurately and quickly.

We also provide dog boarding, cat boarding, and boarding of exotic pets. We have a general ward with small and medium kennels for small quiet dogs and cats. Birds and reptiles are kept in a separate ward that is warmed for their specific needs. Two wards in the back have runs for larger dogs. All dogs are walked outside four times a day and fed according to their home schedule. Cats have their litter box check and cleaned if needed four times daily and fed according to their home schedule. We encourage owners to bring their pet’s usual diet to prevent any intestinal upset from a change in diet. If a diet is not brought, we feed Hill’s Science Diet adult dog/cat food. And because we are a 24-hour hospital we are able to continue to administer any medications your pet may have been taking and monitor them for any health problems.