Below is a list of veterinarians we recommend. In addition to having your vet visit your goats for an annual health check, we highly advise calling your vet immediately if your goat is not eating, is lethargic or if your wethers are straining to urinate. Goats' symptoms of illness or complications are often subtle. Knowing your goats' personalities and regular behaviors and noticing any slight change may very well save their lives! Learn more about when to call your vet.
We highly recommend having a goat first aid kit on hand for use during an emergency.
Veterinarians
Plateau Vet*, Enumclaw, WA – 360-825-1919 (After Hours Emergency: 253-859-5883)
NW Equine*, Black Diamond, WA – Dr. Katy Brandes (only vet on staff for goats) – 425-432-1914
Tahoma Veterinary Hospital*, Spanaway, WA – 253-847-3500
Woodinville Vet Hospital, Woodinville, WA – 425-481-1184
Pilchuck Animal Hospital, Snohomish, WA – 425-568-3113
Rocky Bay Equine, Gig Harbor, WA – Dr. Bo Weeks – 253-858-4529
Twin Pines Animal Hospital*, Bothell, WA – Dr. Liz Hardy – 425-673-9000
Fiest Veterinary Services*, Olympia and Key Peninsula – 360-358-5090
Clover Valley Veterinary Services*, Port Orchard, WA – 360-917-5887
Dr. Laura Veterinary Services*, Snohomish, WA – 425-293-3424
Paros Veterinary Services*, Centralia, WA – 360-219-1023
Puget Sound Veterinary Group*, Mt. Vernon, WA – 360-416-6944
Chambers Prairie Animal Hospital*, Olympia, WA – 360-359-7053
* These veterinarians offer farm visits to provide care at your home.