Spring Glen Veterinary
Spring Glen Veterinary is a general practice in Renton, WA. Procedures include Cold laser therapy, Soft tissue surgery, and Dentistry.
About
Spring Glen Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA-accredited general practice providing comprehensive medical care for canine and feline companions in Renton, Washington. The clinic offers a wide range of services including annual health screenings, preventive medicine, vaccinations, geriatric care, and internal medicine. Their clinical capabilities include in-house diagnostic tools such as ultrasound and radiology, as well as routine soft tissue surgeries and dentistry services.
The hospital serves the local community with a focus on personalized care for pets throughout their lives. While the clinic manages routine and diagnostic veterinary needs, they maintain a formal protocol for after-hours emergencies by referring clients to a nearby 24-hour emergency facility. The medical team is supported by an affiliation with WellHaven PetHealth to ensure quality small animal medicine for their patients.
Surgical team
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Dr. Margaret Hammond
Dr. Hammond graduated from WSU in 1994 and spent 13 years in small animal practice and emergency medicine before joining the clinic in 2007.
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Dr. Maggie Herzstein
Dr. Herzstein graduated from Washington State University in 2013 and practiced in a small animal clinic in Western Washington for 8 years before joining the hospital.
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Dr. Renée Smith
Dr. Smith graduated with a B.S. in Animal Science from Texas State University in 2019 and obtained her DVM from Texas A&M University CVM in May 2024.
Procedures
- Cold laser therapy
- Soft tissue surgery
- Dentistry
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What services does Spring Glen Veterinary Hospital provide for pet health?
- The hospital offers a variety of services including annual exams for health screening, blood work, urinalysis, and vaccinations. They also provide diagnostic medicine, geriatric medicine, dentistry, soft tissue surgeries, ultrasound diagnostics, and cold laser therapy to support the health of canine and feline patients.
- What should I do if my pet has an emergency?
- In the event of an emergency, the clinic directs clients to a 24-hour emergency facility located in Renton. They advise pet owners to call the emergency facility immediately if they feel their pet requires urgent treatment for conditions such as poisoning or trauma.
- Does Spring Glen Veterinary Hospital offer any discounts?
- The clinic provides discounts for active duty or retired military personnel, senior citizens, and local area rescue groups. For rescue group discounts, pre-approval is required, and clients are encouraged to call the hospital for more information regarding eligibility.