Bellevue Animal Hospital

read moreBellevue Animal Hospital has been serving Eastside dogs & cats since 1955. We've provided generations of families -- both human and furry -- the individualized care they need, from wellness exams to dental care, ultrasound and house call services. Our goal at Bellevue Animal Hospital has always been to assemble a veterinary healthcare team committed to providing exceptional client service. To that end, our team is skilled in performing anesthetic procedures, like animal dental cleanings and spay or neuter surgeries.

read moreVaccinations are one of the most important components of effective wellness care for pets. Bellevue Animal Hospital works with animal owners to provide individualized vaccine schedules based on your pet's species, environment and lifestyle. Puppy vaccines should start at 8 weeks of age. All puppies should get a series of DA2PP, Leptospirosis and Bordetella vaccines, as well as a rabies vaccine and others as dictated by their lifestyle. Rabies, DA2PP and Leptospirosis are considered core vaccines, while Bordetella and Canine Influenza are considered lifestyle vaccines.

read moreSpaying and neutering your pets is the most effective way to prevent animal overpopulation in our community. Our goal at Bellevue Animal Hospital is to ensure that every cat and dog finds a loving home, and we need your help to make that a reality. To that end, we offer safe and affordable spay & neuter surgeries for pets in our clinic. You can feel confident that your pet is in good hands with us. Our team here at Bellevue Animal Hospital is highly trained in providing safe and effective anesthetic procedures.

read moreJust like us, our pets need regular dental care to stay healthy and happy. By the age of 3, most cats and dogs will have developed enough plaque and tartar to require some extra help keeping their teeth clean. So how exactly do our pets develop various dental diseases? Specific kinds of bacteria normally found in the mouth, combined with the animal's food and their own saliva, will lead to the formation of that film on their teeth that you're likely familiar with yourself. Without proper brushing, that plaque will mineralize and become a hard coating that we refer to as tartar.