After two years of design, planning and construction, our new hospital in Shoreline opened on April 20th!  Less than seven miles away from our current location, but worlds away in our ability to increase services to our patients, their owners, and our referring vets, our new hospital incorporates state-of-the-art design and equipment, as well as our new comprehensive Animal Rehabilitation Center.

Just north of Seattle, our new hospital is easy to find.  Click for a printable copy of our  Map and Directions. Do not rely on the Google map you may get if you search under "Animal Surgical Clinic of Seattle", since it will take you to our old hospital in Wallingford.  Google is quite the slow behemoth when it comes to getting address changes made!

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Our new address is:

14810 15th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155

Our main phone number will remain the same, but we will have a new phone system in place to help direct your calls to the person best able to help you.

Our fax number is new: 206-545-4403

We looking forward to serving you in Shoreline!

One of the most exciting areas of the new hospital is our Animal Rehabilitation Center , headed by Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, Dr. Ahmad Jakish.  The Center is equipped with hydrotherapy (underwater treadmill), land treadmill and various other treatment modalities.  Our primary goals are to help our patients with a speedy recovery, minimize pain along the way, and help to provide the best quality of life in the long term.

In the past, when our surgeons felt a patient would benefit from post-op rehabilitation or therapy, they had to refer clients out to other local rehab practitioners.  In our new hospital, we are fully equipped to provide these services in-house!

Dr. Jakish will examine each patient and develop a treatment plan customized to provide maximum benefits for the patient, working in conjunction with the treating surgeon.  Some patients may have conditions best suited for hydrotherapy in the water treadmill, while others may benefit from conditioning on the land treadmill.  Some cases will be suited for laser therapy, ultrasound therapy, heat therapy, or a variety of neuromuscular stimulation therapies.  And of course, Dr. Jakish may also perform treatments using traditional physical therapy modalities such as massage and mobilization.

Our services aren't just for post-op patients.  Any cat or dog with functional issues such as neuromuscular disease, degenerative joint disease or obesity may benefit from Dr. Jakish's services.  Conditioning and injury prevention programs are also available for working, agility and hunting dogs.