COVID-19 Update
Appointment Procedure:
You have received a diagnosis or positive test result for COVID-19 within 14 days of your proposed visit. You have been advised by your PCP to self-quarantine due to recent COVID-19 exposure. Or you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever over 100 degrees, cough, or breathing difficulties).
- Please call to confirm the types of appointments we are able to accommodate at this time. If we can see your pet, provide a detailed description of what is going on to our receptionists over the phone.
- Upon arrival, call the clinic from your vehicle to let us know that you are here.
- Once directed by our staff, you are welcome to come in through the front door. Dogs are required to come in on a leash and cat must be in a carrier. Once you drop-off your pet in the lobby, please return to your car.
- A veterinarian will examine your pet and call you for further communication (questions, or clarification) and review the recommended treatment plan. Once a treatment plan has been approved verbally, you will be transferred to our receptionist for payment.
- Once payment is finalized; your pet will be safely placed in the lobby, in the same manner, you left them (either leashed or in their carrier) and you can come in to retrieve your pet.
You have received a diagnosis or positive test result for COVID-19 within 14 days of your proposed visit. You have been advised by your PCP to self-quarantine due to recent COVID-19 exposure. Or you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever over 100 degrees, cough, or breathing difficulties).
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Amazing people who do EVERYTHING they can for your pet, even if you are on a budget!!
Jeremy Depalma
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Thank you Cascade Pet Hospital I am sad to read such horrible things about Cascade. I've never posted a review about anything, but I just have to share my story and I hope other Cascade fans will do the same. I'm usually a pretty easy going person, but when it came to medical care for my dog I was very picky. After disappointing visits to most North Seattle vets a friend recommended Cascade Pet Hospital. That was December of 2003. Dr. Hansen and the Cascade staff cared for Bruno for the next 7 years and when a new doctor came I was very anxious. My Bruno was 14 years old and the transition was hard.... FOR ME. Bruno LOVED Dr. Rudolf and I was so relieved. She is knowledgeable and compassionate. She got right down on the floor with my old guy and pet him and loved him. Last week I had to put sweet Bruno to sleep. Seizures, brain tumor, rapid physical and mental decline meant it was time. Friends gave me numbers for people who could come to my home for his farewell, but I chose to bring him to Cascade Pet Hospital to say goodbye. After seven years of loving care I trusted them with the final act of loving care. Thank you Rebecca. Thank you Dr. Rudolf. Thank you Cascade Pet Hospital.
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