Mountain View Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

Lacey, Washington · Veterinary Care Guide · Updated September 2026

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital contact, map, hours, appointments, urgent care, services, forms, and payment help

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary hospital at 4620 Whitman Ln SE, Lacey, WA 98513. The clinic lists 360-438-9623 as its main phone number and info@mountainviewvet.com as its contact email.

This guide focuses on the Lacey, Washington clinic at mountainviewvet.com. Because several veterinary hospitals use a similar name in other states, confirm the address before driving, sending records, booking online, or paying a bill.

Pet emergency warning: If your pet has trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, severe bleeding, suspected poisoning, major trauma, bloat signs, heatstroke, inability to urinate, pale gums, or extreme pain, call a veterinary professional immediately. During Mountain View Veterinary Hospital business hours, call 360-438-9623. For after-hours emergencies, contact an emergency veterinary hospital right away.
Clinic address 4620 Whitman Ln SE

Lacey, WA 98513. Use this address for GPS, rideshare, records, online forms, pharmacy setup, and bill matching.

Main phone 360-438-9623

Use for appointments, urgent triage, records, pharmacy questions, payment questions, and service availability.

Email info@mountainviewvet.com

Use for non-emergency questions, documents, form follow-up, and appointment support.

Hours Mon–Fri 8–7

Saturday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm. Sunday closed. Confirm holiday changes before time-sensitive visits.

Clinic type Small animal vet

The official site focuses on care for dogs and cats, including wellness, dental care, surgery, urgent care, and pharmacy support.

Quality signal AAHA Accredited

The clinic states it has held AAHA accreditation since early 1994 and serves Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, Yelm, and Thurston County.

Start here: choose the right next step

Use this decision table before calling, booking online, using PetDesk, requesting records, or going to emergency care.

Pet owner need Best action What to prepare
Routine wellness or vaccine visit Use online booking or the PetDesk app when the visit is routine. Pet name, age, species, vaccine history, preferred date, and prior clinic details.
Sick pet or urgent concern Call 360-438-9623 instead of only booking online. Symptoms, start time, appetite, bathroom changes, breathing status, pain level, and any photos or videos.
After-hours emergency Call an emergency veterinary hospital and go when directed. Medication names, allergies, medical history, toxin label or sample, and safe transport.
Prescription refill or food order Use the online pharmacy or call the clinic if approval or medication history is unclear. Drug or food name, dose, remaining supply, pet weight, and shipping or pickup preference.
New client or updated account Use online forms and send records before the appointment when possible. Owner contact details, pet history, vaccine record, medications, allergies, and prior veterinarian.
Payment or large treatment plan Ask for an estimate and review payment options before authorizing care. Card, check or cash, CareCredit or Scratchpay information, pet insurance details, and budget questions.

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital contact information and hours

These are the core details for the Lacey, WA clinic. Confirm holiday hours and urgent-care availability before leaving home.

Contact item Current detail Use it for
Clinic name Mountain View Veterinary Hospital Appointments, records, insurance forms, pharmacy setup, bill pay, and GPS search.
Address 4620 Whitman Ln SE, Lacey, WA 98513 Driving directions, rideshare, medical-record transfers, and account matching.
Phone 360-438-9623 Appointments, urgent triage, payment questions, service availability, and pharmacy help.
Email info@mountainviewvet.com Non-emergency contact, records coordination, form follow-up, and document questions.
Online document upload Available through the contact form The official contact form allows supporting photos or documents for an inquiry.
Day Listed hours Pet owner note
Monday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Call early for urgent-care slot availability.
Tuesday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Good day for routine wellness, vaccines, and dental planning.
Wednesday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Use for routine follow-up and refill planning.
Thursday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Confirm timing if diagnostics, surgery consultation, or urgent care may be needed.
Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Request refills early before the shorter Saturday schedule.
Saturday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm Short day; call first if your pet is sick or needs same-day help.
Sunday Closed Use an emergency veterinary hospital for urgent problems.

Google map, directions, and safe arrival checklist

Use the embedded map for route planning. Call first if your pet may be contagious, painful, reactive, or unable to walk safely.

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital
4620 Whitman Ln SE
Lacey, WA 98513
Main: 360-438-9623

Use this map for directions only. For urgent cases, call the clinic or emergency partner before driving so staff can advise safe transport.

Dogs

Use a secure leash and keep your dog close in the parking area and lobby. Mention coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, bite risk, severe pain, or anxiety before entering.

Cats

Use a latched carrier. Do not carry a cat loose in your arms because noise, dogs, and parking-lot movement can trigger escape behavior.

Documents

Bring vaccine history, prior records, medication names, diet details, insurance information, and photos or videos that show the problem.

Sick pet arrival

If your pet may have a contagious illness, call from the car and follow staff instructions before bringing the pet inside.

Official online actions for Mountain View Veterinary Hospital

Use official links for live tasks. Each card explains what to do after the page opens.

How to schedule an appointment

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital supports online appointment booking for wellness and routine visits. Sick or urgent pets should be handled by phone triage.

Choose online booking only for routine care. Use online booking for wellness exams, vaccines, routine checks, and non-urgent services when available.
Call for sick or urgent symptoms. If your pet is vomiting, limping, coughing, bleeding, painful, not eating, or acting abnormal, call 360-438-9623 so reception can triage and offer the earliest appropriate appointment.
Prepare medical details. Have vaccine history, medication list, allergies, prior diagnosis, current diet, and recent symptom timeline ready.
Use forms before the visit. Complete relevant online forms such as dog lifestyle, cat lifestyle, owner information update, owner sheet, or pet sitter release if requested.
Arrive safely. Dogs should be leashed and cats should be in carriers. Call from outside if your pet may be contagious, aggressive, or in severe pain.
Useful phone script: “Hi, I need help scheduling for my pet. Species is __, age is __, symptoms started __, current medications are __, and I can send photos or records. Should I book online or does this need triage?”

Urgent care policy and after-hours emergency routing

The official services page says the clinic reserves specific daily slots for urgent care cases, but availability must be confirmed by calling reception.

During clinic hours
Call 360-438-9623. Explain symptoms, timing, breathing status, pain, appetite, bathroom changes, toxin risk, and whether the pet can walk.
After-hours consultation
The clinic lists after-hours consultation windows: weekdays 6:30 am – 8:00 am and 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm; Saturday 6:30 am – 8:00 am and 1:00 pm – 10:00 pm; Sunday 6:30 am – 10:00 pm.
Emergency partner
Puget Sound Veterinary Specialty & Emergency is listed as an emergency partner, open 24 hours, at 6565 Kimball Drive, Gig Harbor, WA 98335. Phone: 253-400-5052.
Poison exposure
For toxin ingestion, the clinic directs owners to ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 888-426-4435 or Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661. Bring a sample or label if safe.
Do not induce vomiting with hydrogen peroxide unless a veterinarian specifically instructs you. The clinic’s emergency guidance says to go to an emergency pet clinic instead.

Veterinary services available at Mountain View Veterinary Hospital

The official service pages focus on dogs and cats and list preventive, diagnostic, dental, surgical, laser, and urgent-care support.

Care area Services listed Pet owner note
Wellness exams Preventive exams, record review, diagnostic planning, parasite prevention, age-based care, and lifestyle-based recommendations. Bring vaccine records, medication list, diet details, travel plans, boarding needs, and prior health issues.
Vaccinations Routine vaccine planning based on age, lifestyle, exposure, travel, and health status. Ask which vaccines are required for boarding, grooming, daycare, travel, or local exposure risk.
Dental care Dental evaluation, cleaning, full-mouth X-ray recommendation during dental procedures, and treatment planning. Ask for an estimate separating exam, bloodwork, anesthesia, X-rays, cleaning, extractions, and medication.
Surgery General surgery, spay/neuter, mass removal, foreign object removal, wound repair, and laceration repair. Ask about fasting, anesthesia monitoring, discharge timing, e-collar, pain medication, and recheck schedule.
Long-acting injectables Long-acting medications when prescribed by the veterinarian and when the pet is current on an annual exam. Ask if your pet qualifies for technician-administered injection appointments.
Laser therapy Laser therapy support for selected pain, inflammation, or healing cases when recommended by the care team. Ask how many sessions are expected and what improvement signs to track at home.
Urgent care Daily urgent-care slots are reserved, subject to availability. Call reception first; do not rely on online booking for urgent symptoms.

Veterinarian team and doctor selection

The official doctors page lists several veterinarians. Schedules, case assignments, and availability can change, so confirm the best fit when booking.

Veterinarian Role or detail listed Useful booking note
Dr. Rhonda Snyder, DVM Hospital Director; founded Mountain View Veterinary Hospital in 1993. Ask about ongoing care plans, complex history, or doctor-specific availability.
Dr. Karen Hook, DVM Joined Mountain View Veterinary Hospital in 2001. The official bio notes interest in internal medicine and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Diane Desselle, DVM With Mountain View since July 2003. Useful to mention anxious pets, long-term care history, or ongoing management needs.
Dr. Peggy Vogt, DVM Member of the hospital team since May 2017. Ask whether this doctor is available for complex case review or routine appointments.
Dr. Aerin Truskey, DVM Washington State University veterinary graduate, joined Mountain View after graduation. The official bio notes interest in surgery and evidence-based medicine.
Dr. Angela Lorenzo, DVM Louisiana State University veterinary graduate; studied veterinary acupuncture through Chi University. Ask whether acupuncture or specific treatment support is appropriate for your pet.
Dr. Natalia Sachs, DVM UC Davis veterinary graduate; joined to focus on small animal medicine. Confirm appointment availability and whether your pet’s case needs urgent triage first.
Before requesting a specific veterinarian: Ask whether that doctor is seeing appointments on your preferred date, whether the case should be triaged sooner, and whether a technician visit, doctor exam, or emergency referral is safer.

Online forms and document preparation

The official forms page lists web forms rather than a major downloadable PDF packet. Complete the right form before your visit when staff request it.

Form or document Best use Helpful details to prepare
Dog Lifestyle Form Individualizing a dog’s appointment, vaccine plan, parasite prevention, and care recommendations. Lifestyle, boarding, daycare, grooming, travel, exposure risk, diet, medications, and behavior notes.
Cat Lifestyle Form Helping the clinic understand indoor/outdoor status, stress level, diet, and preventive-care needs. Carrier behavior, litter changes, appetite, medications, weight changes, and vaccine history.
Owner’s Info Update Form Updating owner contact, phone, email, address, and account information. Current contact details and preferred communication route.
Owner’s Sheet Providing owner and pet account information for clinic records. Pet name, age, breed, medical history, prior veterinarian, and vaccination records.
Pet Sitter Release Form Authorizing a sitter or caretaker to act when the owner is away. Sitter name, phone, care limits, payment instructions, and emergency permissions.

PetDesk app, online pharmacy, refills, and product support

Use the app and pharmacy for routine convenience, but call the clinic when symptoms are urgent or medication details are unclear.

PetDesk app

  • Book appointments from the app when available.
  • Receive appointment reminders on your phone.
  • Keep routine visit planning in one place.

Online pharmacy

The contact page references a trusted third-party, LegitScript-certified Vetsource partner for pet care products and treatment support.

Refill approval

Some prescriptions require a current exam, lab monitoring, updated weight, or veterinarian approval before refill or shipment.

When to call instead

Call if the pet has new symptoms, side effects, vomiting after medication, missed doses, changed weight, or a different pharmacy request.

Medical records, vaccine proof, and transfer planning

Good records prevent delays for surgery, dental care, urgent care, boarding, daycare, grooming, travel, and insurance claims.

Record need Best route What to include
New client transfer Ask the previous clinic to send records before the first appointment. Vaccines, exam notes, labs, imaging, surgery history, allergies, medications, and chronic conditions.
Specialist or emergency referral Ask Mountain View to send records directly to the receiving hospital when needed. Receiving clinic name, phone, email, fax, appointment date, and reason for referral.
Vaccine certificate Call or use available account/app tools if staff directs you there. Pet name, owner name, vaccine needed, date needed, and the facility requesting proof.
Insurance claim Request an itemized invoice and medical notes after the visit. Diagnosis, procedure names, medication names, lab charges, doctor notes, and payment receipt.

Payment options, estimates, CareCredit, Scratchpay, and insurance

Veterinary costs vary by exam, diagnostics, medication, sedation, dental work, surgery, hospitalization, and emergency referral needs.

Payment at service

The official payment page states payment is expected at time of service and lists check, cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and CareCredit.

CareCredit

CareCredit can be used for veterinary care such as accident and injury care, surgery, hospitalization, medication, diagnostics, dental work, and other eligible services.

Scratchpay

The clinic’s payment page references Scratchpay as an option for simple payment plans for large veterinary bills.

Pet insurance

Pet insurance is usually reimbursement-based. Pay the clinic, then submit the itemized invoice and medical notes to your insurer.

Estimate question: “Can you separate required items from optional items and explain which costs affect safety, diagnosis, pain control, or long-term outcome?”

Same-name warning: confirm the Lacey clinic before you act

Several veterinary hospitals in North America use the name “Mountain View Veterinary Hospital” or a close variation. This page focuses on the Lacey, WA clinic.

Before you act Why it matters Correct Lacey detail
Address Same-name clinics may appear in Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, New Jersey, California, and Canada. 4620 Whitman Ln SE, Lacey, WA 98513.
Phone Calling the wrong clinic can delay urgent care, records, prescriptions, or payment help. 360-438-9623.
Website Online booking, pharmacy, forms, and payment links are clinic-specific. Use mountainviewvet.com links for the Lacey clinic.
Emergency partner Emergency referral partners are location-specific. Puget Sound Veterinary Specialty & Emergency is listed as the emergency partner.

Official source checklist for this guide

Use the official pages below for final decisions because hours, services, doctors, online tools, payment options, and emergency routing can change.

Official page What it helps verify When to open it
Main clinic page Address, phone, hours, new client message, AAHA accreditation, service categories, PetDesk, and appointment routing. Open when confirming the exact Lacey clinic.
Contact page Phone, email, address, hours, contact form, document upload, and Vetsource partner note. Open for non-emergency messages or document-supported inquiries.
Appointment page Online appointment booking for routine care and call-first advice when online times do not fit. Open for wellness, vaccines, dental planning, and non-urgent visits.
Emergency page Emergency partner, poison-control numbers, toxic exposure steps, wound advice, and vomiting warning. Open when symptoms may need urgent or after-hours care.
Services page Wellness, vaccines, long-acting injectables, dental care, laser therapy, surgery, spay/neuter, mass removal, foreign object removal, wound repair, and urgent-care policy. Open when deciding whether the clinic offers the care your pet needs.
Doctors page Veterinarian names, roles, bios, and doctor background. Open before requesting a specific veterinarian.
Online forms page Dog lifestyle, cat lifestyle, owner update, owner sheet, and pet sitter release forms. Open before a new visit, account update, or pet sitter authorization.
Payment options page Payment-at-service policy, accepted payment methods, CareCredit, Scratchpay, insurance, and assistance resources. Open before surgery, dental care, urgent care, or large treatment plans.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Mountain View Veterinary Hospital, not Lakefield Veterinary Group, not a veterinary provider, and not an emergency service. Use the official clinic phone, official website, poison-control hotline, or emergency hospital for final medical, pricing, appointment, and urgent-care decisions.

Mountain View Veterinary Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on the Lacey, WA clinic’s address, phone, hours, map, appointments, emergency routing, services, PetDesk, forms, payment, and records.

1. What is the address for Mountain View Veterinary Hospital in Lacey, WA?
The Lacey clinic address is 4620 Whitman Ln SE, Lacey, WA 98513. Use this address for GPS, rideshare, records, online forms, pharmacy setup, and bill matching.
2. What is Mountain View Veterinary Hospital’s phone number?
The main phone number is 360-438-9623. Use it for appointments, urgent triage, payment questions, service availability, and pharmacy support.
3. What are the listed hours for Mountain View Veterinary Hospital?
The listed hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, and Sunday closed. Confirm holiday or special schedule changes before time-sensitive visits.
4. Can I book an appointment online?
Yes. The clinic offers online booking for wellness and routine visits. If your pet is sick or needs urgent care, call the clinic instead so reception can triage and find the earliest appropriate appointment.
5. What should I do if my pet has an emergency after hours?
For after-hours emergencies, contact an emergency veterinary hospital immediately. Mountain View lists Puget Sound Veterinary Specialty & Emergency at 6565 Kimball Drive, Gig Harbor, WA 98335, phone 253-400-5052, as its emergency partner.
6. What poison-control numbers does the clinic list?
The clinic’s emergency page lists ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 888-426-4435 and Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661. Bring a sample or label of the toxic substance if safe.
7. What services does Mountain View Veterinary Hospital offer?
Services listed by the official site include wellness exams, vaccinations, long-acting injectables, dental care, laser therapy, surgery, spay/neuter, mass removal, foreign object removal, and wound or laceration repair.
8. Which veterinarians are listed at Mountain View Veterinary Hospital?
The official doctors page lists Dr. Rhonda Snyder, Dr. Karen Hook, Dr. Diane Desselle, Dr. Peggy Vogt, Dr. Aerin Truskey, Dr. Angela Lorenzo, and Dr. Natalia Sachs.
9. What online forms are available?
The official forms page lists Cat Lifestyle Form, Dog Lifestyle Form, Owner’s Info Update Form, Owner’s Sheet, and Pet Sitter Release Form. Complete the form that matches your visit or account need.
10. What payment options are listed?
The clinic’s payment page states that payment is expected at the time of service and lists check, cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and CareCredit. It also references Scratchpay, pet insurance, and assistance resources.