Warm, modern care for the pets you love
Harborview Animal Hospital
Gentle, fear-free veterinary care for cats, dogs, and exotics — with unhurried visits, clear answers, and a team that treats your pet like family. Book online in minutes.
New patients & rescues welcome
What you get
Care that puts pets at ease
Why Seattle pet parents trust us with their companions.
Fear-free handling
Gentle, low-stress techniques and a calm environment help anxious pets feel safe, so every visit is easier on them and on you.
In-house lab & imaging
On-site diagnostics and digital imaging mean faster answers and a clearer picture of your pet’s health — often during the same visit.
Same-day sick visits
We hold room in the schedule for pets who aren’t feeling well, so when something seems off we can usually see them quickly.
Cats, dogs & exotics
From kittens and puppies to rabbits, reptiles, and birds, our team is comfortable caring for a wide range of companion animals.
The menu
Services
Clear, honest pricing on the care your pet needs. Listed prices are starting points — your veterinarian will confirm an exact estimate after the exam, and we will always talk options through with you first.
Routine care that keeps your pet healthy and catches concerns early.
New-patient exam
$75
A relaxed, thorough first visit where we review your pet’s history, do a gentle nose-to-tail check, and talk through a plan tailored to their life stage.
45 minAnnual wellness exam & vaccines
$95
A yearly head-to-tail checkup with any core vaccines due, plus time to discuss diet, behavior, and anything you’ve noticed at home.
30 minSenior pet checkup
$140
A gentle, extended visit for older pets focused on comfort, mobility, and early detection, with bloodwork recommendations to keep them feeling their best.
45 min
Our story
Harborview Animal Hospital was built to make vet visits calmer for everyone — pets and the people who love them. We take a fear-free approach, moving at your pet’s pace and using gentle handling so appointments feel less stressful. Our team explains what we see in plain language, walks through your options before any treatment, and shares costs up front. From a wiggly new puppy to a senior cat who needs a little extra patience — and the occasional rabbit, reptile, or bird — we welcome every patient with warmth and steady, attentive care.
Kind words
From our guests
My cat usually hates the vet, but the team here took it slow and let her settle in. She was calm the whole time and so was I. We finally found our clinic.
Our puppy had an upset tummy and they squeezed us in the same day. They explained everything clearly and were upfront about the cost before any tests.
It’s hard to find a vet who knows reptiles. They were patient with our bearded dragon and clearly genuinely care about exotics. Highly recommend.
Find us
Visit the studio
Hours
- Mon
- 8 am – 6 pm
- Tue
- 8 am – 6 pm
- Wed
- 8 am – 6 pm
- Thu
- 8 am – 6 pm
- Fri
- 8 am – 6 pm
- Sat
- 9 am – 2 pm
- Sun
- Closed
Before you visit
Good to know
I’m a new patient — how do I get started?
Welcome! Just book a new-patient exam online and, if you can, bring along any prior medical or vaccine records from your previous vet. We’ll spend extra time on that first visit getting to know your pet, reviewing their history, and building a care plan that fits.
How does payment and pet insurance work?
Payment is due at the time of your visit, and we’ll always review estimated costs with you before any treatment. We’re happy to provide itemized invoices for pet insurance reimbursement, and our team can talk through payment options during your appointment.
What should I do for an emergency after hours?
During our open hours, call us right away at +1-206-555-0179 and we’ll guide you. When we’re closed, please contact your nearest 24-hour emergency animal hospital — for any life-threatening situation, head straight to an emergency clinic.
Do you really see exotic pets?
Yes — alongside cats and dogs, we care for many small mammals, reptiles, and birds, including rabbits, guinea pigs, and bearded dragons. If you’re unsure whether we see your species, give us a call before booking and we’ll let you know.
What should I bring to my pet’s first visit?
Bring any previous medical and vaccination records, a list of current medications or diet, and a note of any questions or changes you’ve noticed. Dogs do best on a leash and cats and small pets are safest in a secure carrier.
Ready when you are
Book online in under a minute. New patients and rescue pets are always welcome, and our team is happy to answer any questions before your first visit.