Haigh Veterinary Hospital Inc

My 5 yo golden retriever had a spay surgery following a closed pyometra. Haigh was up front about price, which was very reasonable considering the increased risk due to her prior infection. My girl recovered well with a clean incision and minimal scarring. I will be using them as my regular vet from now on.

Took our 3 year old chocolate lab there for a growth on his chest. The old Vet who works there acted like we were crazy for wanting to look into it and have it removed. He said not to worry about it. After handing us an estimate for $3500 to remove it we decided to not do it. Well the poor dog tore it open this summer (the main reason we wanted to remove it) and it was bleeding. I decided to get another opinion from a vet off cooper point. They immediately suggested testing and removing as soon as possible. we had it removed and tested and after that the tumor removed tested positive for a class 3 mast cell tumor. He is now most likely full of cancer as he is developing hairless lesions on his coat. I wish we had never came to this vet clinic. We would not recommend. Overpriced

Another overpiced Vet just in it for the money. Maybe they cared at one point in time but not any more. The old guy needs to retire, he has a short temper and no patience. They demand a yearly check up if you need help, even if it hasn't been a year since the last visit, which they can clearly see on the chart. Take your business elsewhere, you and your pet deserve better.

Very nice folks with vast knowledge of animal care. Wonderful at not trying to push you to do more than is needed at high cost. Good at explaining what is going on. They are a little behind on office technology (prescriptions are only done on paper so pharmacy can't contact them for renewals, but they will mail them to you).

Edit to say: this is not a controlled substance prescription, this is only gel for dry eye lol. Washington state law does not require your pet to see a vet every year. As long as they are up to date on a rabies vaccine. If your pet has a lifelong condition, that's not life threatening, but just altering, absolutely no reason why they should be seen again to just get a refill on a prescription. This is definitely a money grab, and causes extra stress upon your pet especially when they don't like the vet, or due to their age can no longer get them in a vehicle. Some people would just like their pets to live their best elderly life, not cause unnecessary stress on them. You want people to come in just so you can sit in your chair in the corner and say, oh he looks the same, give me my money,