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Veterinarians in Bothell, WA | Twin Pines Animal Hospital
Established in 2017, Twin Pines Animal Hospital is an independently owned and operated mixed animal practice serving King and Snohomish counties. Our renovated 1924 farmhouse clinic offers comprehensive veterinary services, including in-clinic appointments, home visits, and emergency care for small and large animals. We prioritize client education to empower pet owners in making informed decisions about their animals' health. Our facility features a full pharmacy, in-house laboratory, digital imaging, surgical capabilities, and dedicated spaces for large animals. With a team of experienced veterinarians and support staff, we treat every patient as if they were our own, focusing on preventative medicine and compassionate care.

Our service area includes both urban and rural communities, and we maintain partnerships with local rescue organizations and conservation programs. We are committed to advancing veterinary medicine through ongoing education, community engagement, and innovative treatment approaches. Our practice combines modern medical technology with personalized attention to ensure the well-being of every animal entrusted to our care.
Services
Veterinary Care Home Visits Emergency Services Pharmacy Large Animal Care Preventative Medicine Surgical Procedures Client Education
Details
  • Year established: 2017
Highlights and features
  • We offer home visits for small and large animals across King and Snohomish counties
  • Our clinic features in-house laboratory and surgical capabilities for immediate care
  • Veterinarians maintain specialized expertise in small ruminant and exotic animal care
  • We provide after-hours emergency services for farm animals with dedicated contact lines
  • Our team includes board members of national veterinary associations like AVMA and AASRP
What people say
Compassionate care Knowledgeable staff Home visit availability Specialized expertise Patient treatment
Services
Veterinary Care
We provide comprehensive medical treatment for small and large animals, including diagnostics, treatment planning, and chronic condition management. Our services cover routine checkups, vaccinations, and specialized care for exotic animals. With both in-clinic and home visit options, we ensure accessible care for pets and livestock across multiple counties.
Home Visits
Our mobile veterinary service brings medical care directly to your location for small and large animals. This service benefits animals with mobility issues or owners in rural areas. We perform examinations, administer treatments, and provide end-of-life care in the comfort of the animal's familiar environment.
Emergency Services
We offer emergency veterinary assistance for urgent medical situations outside regular business hours. Farm animal emergencies receive priority response through dedicated contact channels. For critical cases requiring immediate attention, we coordinate with partner hospitals that maintain 24/7 staffing capabilities.
Surgical Procedures
Our clinic performs various surgical interventions including spaying/neutering, soft tissue procedures, and dental surgeries. Equipped with digital imaging technology, we ensure precise pre-operative assessments. Post-operative care includes pain management and recovery monitoring for optimal patient outcomes.
Client Education
We empower animal owners through personalized education about preventative care, nutrition, and disease management. Our team provides resources on breed-specific health concerns and treatment options. This approach helps clients make informed decisions that enhance their pets' quality of life.
People
Dr. Elizabeth Hardy
Owner
Graduated from Western University of Health Sciences in 2011 with focus on mixed animal care. Specializes in small ruminant medicine and has served on AASRP's board since 2014. Combines clinical practice with community education about small farm animal care.
Dr. Laura Robertson
Owner
Earned veterinary degree from Washington State University in 2009. Focuses on feline medicine and clinical pathology. Actively participates in professional veterinary associations while maintaining commitment to client education about pet healthcare decisions.
Dr. Blake Miller
Part-time Associate
University of Illinois graduate (2014) with research experience in parasitology. Serves as West Coast Regional Director for AASRP. Provides care for both companion animals and livestock while maintaining a separate Portland-based mobile practice.
Dr. Julia Wegley
Veterinarian
Royal Veterinary College graduate specializing in endocrinology and surgical procedures. Active member of AVMA and AASRP. Brings international experience from London-based veterinary practice to local small and large animal care.
Marc Carstensen
Office Manager
Veterinary technician license candidate with expertise in large animal husbandry. Manages clinic operations while maintaining focus on rescued animals. Combines administrative leadership with hands-on animal care experience.
Questions
What types of animals do you treat?
We care for dogs, cats, sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas, pigs, poultry, and small ruminants. Our facility accommodates both companion animals and farm livestock.
Do you offer after-hours emergency care?
Yes, we provide emergency services for farm animals through our after-hours line. Small animal emergencies should contact our partner hospitals with 24-hour staffing.
Are home visits available for all animal types?
Home visits cover both small animals and farm livestock within our service area of King and Snohomish counties. Schedule through our main office number.
What diagnostic capabilities do you have?
Our clinic features in-house bloodwork analysis, digital dental and full-body X-rays, and laboratory testing for rapid diagnosis and treatment planning.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Use our online scheduling system or call (425) 673-9000 during regular business hours. Emergency clients should follow specific contact protocols outlined on our website.