Renton Veterinary Hospital Blog

Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends! This usually means a lot of travel, parties, and food usually! However, this year is different with COVID-19. We are creating a special safety tip update for 2020 that you should consider to...

Have you ever wondered, if you’re ready to welcome a four-legged member to your family? With holidays approaching and Cabin fever kicking with COVID social distancing, we have heard this question, how do I know I am ready to bring a pet to my family? So, if you’ve...

Did you know? We can offer TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) surgery at Renton Veterinary Hospital in partnership with Dr. Jeff Mayo. If you have a big dog, TPLO (or TTA) are usually better options, resulting in better clinical outcomes and return to function...

Did you know? As your cat reaches old age her health, nutrition, and exercise needs change just like us, which means you should think about adapted routines and more frequent checkups. It is very important to be observant around the house when you have an ageing cat...

Summer is most beautiful and best time to be in pacific northwest! Summer means taking advantage of warm weather and enjoying the local outdoors with their furry friend for most pet owners. With school breaks, many take advantage of summer’s relaxed schedule by going...

Microchips greatly increase the chances that pets will be reunited with their families if they are lost or stolen…but a microchip only works if its registration information is accurate. So not only you need to get your pet microchipped you also need to ensure...

We are here when you need us! Your dog or cat shouldn’t have to wait to feel better. We can provide prompt comfort and relief for conditions that aren’t serious enough for an emergency hospital, but are too pressing to wait for an appointment the next business day....

Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the lungs and airways which can cause sudden (acute) episodes of increased airway mucus, airway constriction or narrowing, and trouble breathing. This may cause or increase coughing, sneezing in your pet. If you notice breathing...

You likely know what to do if you experience a minor injury, but do you know how to help your pet if they get hurt? Our first aid guide will prepare you to care for your furry friend until he/she can be evaluated by our veterinary team. First aid kit Every pet owner...

Springtime is on the way and along with it comes seasonal allergies and parasites. Renton Veterinary Hospital is here to help! Seasonal allergies in the dog and cat are very different from humans. Dogs and cats show signs of allergy on their skin. They can seem itchy...