Thank you Edmonds!  We raised 380 lbs of pet food that will stay locally!

425-775-3449

21111 84th Avenue West,  Edmonds, WA 98026

 

Hours:

M-W & Friday 7 AM to 6 PM

Thursday 7 AM to 7 PM

Saturday 7 AM to 5 pm

Closed Sunday

Veterinarian Appointment Hours

Beginning at 9am daily

By appointment



Dr. Larry Remick:

Larry Remick, DVM-graduated from Colorado State University in 1971.  He practiced veterinary medicine in the Seattle area before opening Edmonds Veterinary Hospital in 1975. Dr. Remick has special interests in performing surgery and building relationships with pets and their family. Throughout the years he has served several generations of pets and pet owners.  A member of the Edmonds Exchange Club, Dr. Remick volunteers his time in local community events including the Taste of Edmonds, Independence Day parade and others.  Dr. Remick and his wife, Cindy, have 5 children. The family also includes Golden Retrievers Emma & Quinn, a hound mix, Maddie, cats Pete and Ben…all rescued or adopted through the clinic, and a Pionus Parrot, Sparky.
 

 

 

 

 Dr. Eric Johnson:


Eric Johnson, DVM-graduated from the University of Georgia in 2001 and soon after moved to the Seattle area where he has been caring for pets every since.  He enjoys all aspects of canine and feline medicine, but finds it especially rewarding to be a part of the lives of pets and their families.  Dr. Johnson and his wife are busy with three young boys. Their family is rounded out with a terrier mix, Simon, and a cat, Ferris. 

 

 

 

            

 

Dr. Trish Rogers:

Dr. Rogers is a graduate of Washington State University's School of Veterinary Medicine. She joined the Edmonds Veterinary Hospital team in 1992. Her medical interests are preventative medicine, education, dentistry, and surgery.  Dr Rogers and her husband, Jim, have two married daughters and are expectant grandparents.  Their animal menagerie includes their two orange cats and two Buff Orpington chickens.

 

 

Dr. George Downs:

George Downs, DVM-Dr. Downs graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University in 1971.  Joining Edmonds Veterinary Hospital in 2004, he enjoys diagnostic challenges and seeing young animals through the various life stages.  He spends some of his spare time volunteering for the Puget Sound Blood Center.  Dr. Downs and his wife Robbie have 3 grown children and 2 granddaughters.  His family also includes a Border Collie cross, Roxie.