All Creatures Animal Hospital

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We are located just west of the Wa-3 / SR-16 junction in Gorst, WA

(360) 377-3801 · 4241 State Hwy 3W Bremerton WA 98312 · After Hours Emergency: (360) 377-3801
E-Mail: AllCreatures24hr.com · Mon-Sat 7:00 am-10:00 pm · Sun 8:00 am-10:00 pm

August began with the demolition of the interior of our existing hospital.... It was amazing to see all of the demolition and the space that was once so busy and crazy turned into one large open space. During September our construction team made our old treatment room and kennel area level with the rest of the building... (no more stairs!) and framed in the rest of new hospital. Our new telephone system goes in today so you can look forward to improved quality on our telephone system.

Behavior Series: Head and Chest harnesses what's all the fuss?

By: Rachel Kuhn, DVM
You see it all the time. Those commercials trying to sell you training tools to help you have that picture perfect well mannered pet. It isn’t always possible in our real world but that doesn’t mean that you can’t have a well behaved pet that you enjoy having to walk and visit your friends with. How do you know what works and what doesn’t?
What are the pros and cons, what is available and what are the benefits of a harness?
Here at All Creatures Animal hospital we would like to help you navigate the world of training harness aids.

Zoonotic Diseases Series # 1: The Skinny on Roundworms

The term “zoonotic” refers to any disease that can be passed from an animal to a human. Certain parasites, bacterial infections, fungal infections, and even viral infections can be transmitted in this way. Although we share our homes, our yards, and sometimes even our beds with our beloved pets, one thing we should NOT be sharing is disease!

One important example of a zoonotic disease, especially in children, is caused by a common internal parasite known as the roundworm.

Imagine for a moment that you and your pet reptile switched places for a day. You are now a lizard (or turtle or snake) living in the world's smallest artificial rain forest (or desert perhaps).

In addition to our daily operating hours our facility offers urgent services from 9pm until 11pm daily.

On Sundays and holidays we provide urgent care services from 7am until 11pm.

After 11pm our on-site technical staff is available to answer urgent questions and, if necessary, have you come in for an emergency examination with an on-call Veterinarian. Technical staff will be present 24 hours per day for urgent care monitoring.