Anyway, so. Just off the top, the first picture with the vet seeing the pet in the room with you is a lie and very misleading with the reality of practices at this vet. You get there, and they guide you into a room and take your pet with first contact to be seen in the back. Separated from you, even for vitals (heart rate, temperature and respiration rate). I’m 99% sure this is a tactic to get you a little worried and raise your mental suspicion. Because I showed up for a repeat issue I knew how to fix in my cat that occurred several years ago with a couple additional complaints that were minor but I had spent hours researching. In my studies it was evident he was dealing with real obesity and the very very beginning stages of an ear infection. The problem was dirty ears and a mild allergy from his food that caused mild hair loss (on the back of his legs very minor no signs of skin irritation at this time) and itchiness (a corn allergy). So the vets suggestion was $400 in labs, to then which I denied out of rationality. When I denied the rationality, the vet promptly suggested our cat to become antibiotics dependent via monthly injection ($150) monthly reoccurring indefinitely with monthly injections. And then gave us paperwork in regards to the skin allergy we knew he had and to not free feed him (which we dont). In the treatment plan we got from the vet, it suggested we do not free feed him with no mention of monthly injection's. On top of all this the vet had anxiety through the roof while delivering this information, which gave both my girlfriend and I a super uneasy feeling. We knew it was bull. This isn’t just our cat, he is a rock in our house hold. I imagine others feel the same, do not do nothing you wouldn’t do or allow to happen to yourself. Or if you think this is weird, it probably is. I’m 24 and I know I look younger to some with my girlfriend (24), nice try. Don’t let these people take you. They think they are intelligent just based on their education and can yo yo your emotions by separating you from your pet and fearing you into spending $800-$1000. Btw we know what it cost to clean ear on the high side, ($230) with check up included. We ended up paying $99 and they cleaned his ears. We genuinely would have paid the $230 with the check up. I’m glad we didn’t. This paper I’m attaching is similar to the BS you gave me but it took me more than 30 seconds to look for it. It’s from an .edu, take some time to read it, maybe you’ll wake up and be a better person and do things because you care, or you can use it to screw people. Do better.
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Bryan Unger (Collective Gaming)
Sep 30, 2025
1.0
One of the ladies who handles upfront is very rude. Every single time we come in or call it's a bother to her. I do not know her name but she is a very poor people person.
I hope one day after reading these reviews something is done. I've since changed to ridgetop who helped us when VCA couldn't.
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Ryleigh Sims
Sep 29, 2025
1.0
I usually only trust vca but not after this. I call vca emergency and they tell me it is 600 without xrays or anything just to look at my dog. So i call the vca in silverdale and that woman wants to try to tell me theres no way they said that. So i got tired of the run around so i plan to find another vet.
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Steven Wright
Jul 31, 2025
5.0
Took amazing care of my dogs ear infection! Nurses were outstanding
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Steve Borowski
Jul 3, 2025
1.0
Front desk and reception are rude and unkind. I had a medical emergency and missed an appointment. Want to charge me upfront for future missed appointments due to policy. No kindness, empathy or understanding which is what you should expect from an animal hospital…just “it’s policy”. Been going there for five years with 5 dogs. They lost my business.
Frequently Asked Questions About VCA Olympic Animal Hospital
What are the operating hours of VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
The hospital is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM; Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM; Saturday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM; and it is closed on Sundays.
Which types of pets does VCA Olympic Animal Hospital care for?
They provide care primarily for cats and dogs.
What veterinary services are offered at VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
Services include advanced care, allergy and itchy skin relief, diabetes treatment, diagnostics, diet and nutrition, disease treatment, flea and tick control, general care, heartworm disease treatment, internal medicine, medications/prescriptions, parasite control, pet wellness exams, physical exams, preventive care, puppy and kitten wellness, senior pet wellness, spay and neuter, vaccines, and weight loss programs.
Does VCA Olympic Animal Hospital follow any professional associations?
Yes, it is associated with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
Where is VCA Olympic Animal Hospital located?
It is located at 3422 NW Byron Street, Silverdale, WA 98383, USA.
Are there any special offers for new customers at VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
Yes, new customers can receive a free first exam coupon by visiting their website.
What nearby places can I visit when I come to VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
Nearby you can visit Monica's Waterfront Bakery & Cafe for a coffee or snack, or enjoy some local brews at Cash Brewing Company. For dining, Peninsula BrewHouse offers a great American restaurant and bar experience.
Can I combine a visit to VCA Olympic Animal Hospital with local wellness services?
Yes, nearby wellness and beauty services include Old Town Massage for massage therapy, Painted By Gretch for makeup artistry, and Three Arrows Salon for hair and beauty treatments.
Are there educational or developmental centers near VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
Yes, Bilingue offers preschool and daycare services, Kitsap Art Center provides art education, and Sylvan Learning Center offers tutoring services nearby.
What are the contact options for VCA Olympic Animal Hospital?
You can reach them by phone at +1 360-692-0919 (local) or +1 360-633-3071 (main). Their website is https://vcahospitals.com/olympic.