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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Fax: (206) 232-1169

TollFree: (888) 293-2210

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Phone: (206) 232-7667

Address: 2707 76th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA 98040

Website: https://www.mercyvet.com/contact

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Mercyvet Veterinary Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Animal Dental Care has been providing maintenance preventative oral screening and cleaning’s for over two decades. Our combined experience and veterinarian reviewed protocols have brought forth and evolved and effective service provided by our expert, highly skilled technician, Dylan.
Vaccination
There is wealth of new information on pet vaccines that indicates we over-vaccinate our animals. Evidence shows that pet vaccines against viral diseases actually elicit the same kind of long-term immunity that we have come to expect of human vaccines. We give our children a series of vaccinations when they are young but we do not repeat these vaccinations every year. We rely on the immunity that they have built up as a result of the childhood vaccinations. New studies show that we can also rely on the puppy and kitten vaccinations the same way. This newsletter tries to explain how this works.
Comprehensive Examination

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Apply powdered nematodes to grass and soil - these microscopic organisms (and ants, as well) feed on eggs and larvae, and also control grubs. They are usually applied every 6 weeks and are an efficient flea control method for out-of-doors.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Vomiting Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Allopathic or conventional medicine opposes the body's symptoms through means of subduing the body’s reactions (removing skin eruptions, drying up discharges, suppressing allergic reactions, removing fevers). Thus the body’s natural means of healing (eruptions, fevers and discharges) are interrupted. Rather than control and counteract symptoms, homeopathy works with the body in the healing process. Since one's symptoms reflect the attempt of the body to regain homeostasis, or balance, the tiny homeopathic dose sparks that reaction, acting as a catalyst to the person's own ability to heal. Working
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
We don't haveLepto strains here that are covered by the vaccine. The strain recently found in Vashon Island is autumnalis - not included in the 4 in 1 Lepto vaccine. The most recent 2016 report from WADDL showed that out of 90 dogs tested, only 10 were positive. Of the 10 positives, 7 were positive to L. autumnalis, a serovar not included in the vaccines. The vaccine can also cause side effects. To see the Leptospirosis Update – September 2016 http://pclv.net/knowledge-center/did-you-know/
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Recommendations may vary by geographical area. In the Seattle area, we recommend a minimal amount of immunizations. Dogs should be protected against Distemper and Parvovirus. Cats should be protected against Panleukopenia (kitty distemper). State law requires Rabies vaccinations every three years. Those are the only vaccines that we recommend at Mercy Vet at this time. We do not recommend annual boosters. These lack scientific validation and verification.
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Dr. Primack has spent her entire adult life dedicated to helping wildlife, pets, and their people. She graduated with her undergraduate degree in ecology followed by her master’s degree in wildlife conservation from the University of Arizona. Her master’s thesis focused on a fungal infection in several populations of Canyon Treefrogs near Tucson, Arizona. While working on these degrees, she worked part time as a veterinary technician and volunteered at the zoo. While she is passionate about wildlife biology, she realized if there was one career she wanted more than any other, it was to be a veterinarian. She realized her dream in 2017 when she graduated as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Washington State University. Dr. Primack has a special interest in feline medicine, dentistry, and surgery and has completed advanced training in these areas. She also loves caring for our older dogs and cats and the unique challenges specific to geriatric pets. While the majority of her training has focused on conventional medicine, she is enthusiastic about holistic medicine and looks forward to expanding her knowledge.

Veterinary Surgery

Laboratory Services
When your dog turns 15 and/or cat turns 20 years old they get a free senior panel blood work as our gift!
X-Ray

General Pet Care

Boarding
Grooming
Dog Training

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