Companion Vet Clinic

This place is amazing!!! It is SO hard to find a good vet. They support you no matter what! This location has truly wonderful staff who are always very happy, helpful and friendly! I never feel rushed or a bother to call in with any questions I have. Many places you feel judged or like you're bothering someone...not this place! They always hVe my pets health front of mind and are thorough in explaining why something is going on and provide many different options to you. It's obvious they care about their clients! I am so sad I won't be able to see them anymore due to a move, but who knows I may just make the trek up here because they are just that wonderful! 5/5 stars.

Companion has been compassionate and caring with our family dogs and I love how the Dr’s never seem to be rushing or trying to fulfill any BS quotas like you see at big corporate vets. I recommend Companion to everyone I know in the local Snohomish area when the topic comes up.

Great service and affordable. I got my cat health certificate and rabies shot for air travels here.

We visited Companion Vet Clinic today because they can perform BAER hearing tests. They did a great job of calming and handling a nervous Dalmatian. We didn't have to wait long for the appointment, and it was affordable.

Best vet ever. My little 4 month old kitten Sox was super lethargic last week. He was still eating, but not acting like himself. He was sleeping all day and not playing. His normal vet couldn't see him in until November since they were booked out. Thankfully my sister had an appointment at companion Vet, for her kitten the following day and I tagged along bringing Sox to see if they could see him or if they could recommend where we could go. I was so blessed when they said they could see him that day! They took urine and blood samples (since he seemed to cry whenever his kidneys were touched) and sent us home with some meds. Two days later my Sox was back to his normally playful self. Turns out his white blood levels were super high, so he was fighting something. Poor little guy. (First and second picture is of him when he wasn't feeling well, third is at the vet, and fourth is at home acting like his normal self)