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Welcome to Washington Square Veterinary Clinic
Pets play a vital role in our lives and our pets rely on us for everything. So choosing a veterinarian to provide the best health care for your pet is a big decision. You can rely on the Washington Square Veterinary Clinic for all of your pet’s health needs. We pride ourselves on having individualized pet care for dogs and cats, coupled with superior customer service. We continue to put you and your pet first.
The best care for your pet requires thorough analysis, customized planning, and regular follow up. Along with your input, together we will craft a plan focused on your pet’s specific needs, then administer to those needs professionally, communicating with you at every turn. Our outstanding veterinarians and staff strive to exceed your pet care, communication, and customer service expectations six days a week.
To schedule your next appointment, call us at (707) 778-1011 or book online.
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Food Coma? How to Tell if Your Pet Just Ate Too Much
Is it a food coma or a belly emergency? Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), or bloat, is when a pet’s stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid and twists on itself and is most common in deep chested dogs like Great Danes and German Shepherds but can happen in any breed. Learn what to do if your pet has eaten too much and when to call your veterinarian.
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Hands down… most passionate and knowledgeable staff.
Lisa Reinheimer
Always courteous knowledgeable and caring staff from the front desk to the back office.
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