11/2020

My little senior Bichon got doggy diarrhea and got dehydrated 🙁 so I had to bring her in during the middle of the night and they had to admit her to the hospital and keep her there for the night. They did tests to rule out pancreatitis and colitis, and she didn’t have it, so it was just dehydration. They called me right away with the results and kept me updated throughout her stay. After I brought her home from the hospital, they were so responsive by phone as I have been a little worried about her and had to call them to see if I should bring her back in. So responsive and reassuring. They made a very scary experience much less stressful. I will always bring her here if there are emergencies in the future, or if her regular vet isn’t available for an appointment and there is an urgent non-emergency. I’m so glad to have found an emergency vet I trust in Seattle because my girl is getting older and might need it.

The recent Los Angeles wildfires have left many animals in urgent need of help. In the coming days, more and more animals suffering from burns and other injuries will require critical medical care.  

Lakefield is supporting @pasadenahumane, which has taken in over 400 animals since the fires began and is at capacity with drop-offs and goods donations. They are in greater need of monetary support to assist with treatment and ongoing care.  

We are doing our part by matching up to $5,000 for the Pasadena Humane to help support lifesaving care for these animals, you can donate directly through this social media post.   Together, we can make a difference.