1824 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122, 206.322.5444
Your pet's well-being is our goal.

Broadway Veterinary Hospital
1824 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
(206)322-5444
email: reception@broadwayvh.com

 Happy 10th Anniversary, Tim!

It is hard to believe that Tim has been here for 10 years already. He is a great receptionist and a wonderful person; we hope he works here for 10 more years! 
  


 
Broadway Veterinary Hospital is open from
8am until 6pm,
Monday through Friday.
We are closed on weekends.
Click on the link for more information about our hours.  


 

 

 
Broadway Veterinary Hospital offers dental cleanings without anesthesia. For many pets this offers a great alternative to traditional dental cleanings.
Interested?
Read more about non-anesthetic dental cleanings.

Pet Dental Care at
Broadway Veterinary Hospital
in Seattle
 
 


 

Dental disease is a serious threat to cats and dogs.

Like people, pets need preventative dental care.  Dental disease can increase the risk of heart and kidney disease in pets and can be quite painful. Just think back to your last toothache!

Did you know?All animals could benefit from dental care.
  • Over 85% of cats and dogs over the age of 4 in the United States are affected by periodontal disease.
     
  • Every time your pet chews, bacteria enter the blood stream, “showering” the liver, kidneys, heart, joints and other tissues with infection.  Over time, this can irreversibly damage these organs.
     
  • Your dog shouldn't have "doggy breath." 95% of bad breath is due to plaque, tartar and poor dental health.  
     
  • Pets often hide their discomfort. Your only indicator of a problem may be a reluctance to eat a hard snack or bad breath.  Or, your pet may just seem a little "off."  
     
  •   Diabetes causes increased blood glucose (sugar) which causes secretions, such as saliva, to have increased glucose which in turn allow for growth of bacteria in the mouth.  Diabetes also causes reduced immunity and infections of the gums are common. 
     
  • Pets that commonly chew hard things - rocks, bones, fences, doors, gates, etc. - are also at increased risk for dental disease.
     
Prevention is the Best Medicine
A pretty kitty.
  • The best option is to brush your pet's teeth on a regular basis.  We know this sounds intimidating, but we believe that it can easily and quickly become a part of your routine. 
  • Click here to read detailed instructions on how you can start this important part of your pet's health care and click here to see a video demonstration.

  • A great complement to teeth-brushing are dental diets.  Depending on your pet's age and other health issues, this may be a great option for you and your pet.  Feel free to visit our store or talk to a member of our staff to help you choose the right diet.
     
  • Depending upon your pet's dental health, age, and general health. A doctor may recommend a dental cleaning. During this procedure, we clean above and below the gumlines, helping to treat and prevent dental disease, including bone loss and body-wide infections.  We perform dental cleanings both with and without anesthesia; please ask a member of our staff for more details!
Please contact us if you have any further questions.  At Broadway Veterinary Hospital, we are here to help you with dental health, routine exams and vaccinations, flea control, surgery (with the option of laser) and more. Please let us know how we can be of service to you and your pet!
 


 

Looking for medical information?

Take a look at our extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional pet health care information.

Link to our Pet Medical Library

 


Accredited Practice AAHA - American Animal Hospital Association We are an Accredited American Animal Hospital Association Practice! Click on the AAHA logo to find out more about what this means to you and your pet.





 

 

Dogs often destroy things when they have separation anxiety.

Are you coming home to this?

17% of dog owners experience problems with separation anxiety.  Yet only 1% of that 17% ever ask a veterinarian for help.  Does your dog experience separation anxiety when you are gone?  Do you ever come home to this?  If so please talk with your veterinarian, we can help you determine if Reconcile would be right for you and your dog.

 

Pet Sitter Information

If you are planning to use a pet sitter use our handy pet sitter form to give your pet sitter information about your pets and direction in case of an emergency.  Click here to download our pet sitter form. (Adobe Acrobat reader required. Click here if you need Adobe Acrobat.)

 


Pet resources!
If you are looking for a pet sitter, boarding facility, dog walker, dog groomer, house call Veterinarian, etc., please visit our Resources Page.

 



What would you do if your pet got lost?


This is a very frightening thing to think about, which is why we are so excited to announce the ways in which HomeAgain is now able to better protect our pets. Click here for more information.

 


 

Thank you for taking the time to read about our veterinary practice and the services we offer. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please contact us at 206-322-5444  for all your pet health care needs.