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Introducing Pet Portals!!!
You can access your pet's medical information by clicking on the link below:
This is an exciting addition to our newest service by VetStreet. You will also be able to purchase food and products ONLINE and it will be SHIPPED DIRECTLY TO YOUR HOUSE!
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Update: Military personnel on active duty with ID qualify for a 10% discount on services.
Senior citizens 65 and older also qualify for a 10% discount on services.
Please inform our staff if you are eligible.
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New Clients
Please fill out this form and bring with you for a faster check in.
New Client Form
For the safety of other clients your pet must be in a carrier or on a leash.
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Pet Safety
Holidays can present many hazards for our fuzzy family members. Help keep them safe by having the Pet Poison Helpline number in your phone! 1-800-213-6680 They are available 24/7 with treatment advice for all species. Each call is $35. |
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Pets Matter Newsletter
Click here to read the latest edition of AAHA's Pets Matter newsletter. This issue discusses healthy aging, dental health, raccoon safety, off leash tips, and flea prevention. |
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Kitsap Dog Parks
Want to get outside? Take your dog with you! Kitsap County is home to many great parks, some even have off-leash areas. Click here to learn more. Many of the dogs at the park are harmless, but when faced with certain conditions a dog can turn suddenly and bite. If your dog is injured in a fight seek veterinary care immediately. |
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Every Month Is Pet Dental Health Month!
Here at Woodside we believe in good dental care all year round!
Schedule a dental cleaning for your pet anytime and receive 10% off your pet's next dental within the next 13 months.
Click here to learn about products that have the Veterinary Oral Health Council seal of approval.
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We Are Doing Our Part to Help the Environment!
Woodside Animal Hosptial is now rated 3 stars! EnviroStars is a program that certifies businesses for their efforts in preventing pollution and reducing waste. To learn more, visit their website at
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Accreditation Matters: Routine Laboratory Tests Expose Hidden Ailments
 Veterinarians use lab tests to routinely monitor your pet’s health, to diagnose a disease or condition, and to measure the effects of a medication or treatment plan. Sometimes these tests deliver surprises. Read about two pets whose lives were saved when routine lab tests uncovered hidden ailments. [Read More]
At this site, you will find information about our practice philosophy, our services, helpful forms to assist you and an extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional pet health care information.
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