After-hours emergency? Go to Inland Emergency Animal Hospital, (509) 555-0177, open nights & weekends.

Unhurried medicine for hurried hearts.

Two doctors in Spokane since 2014. Thirty-minute appointments. Prices printed where you can see them. And two same-day sick slots held every weekday morning, because "can you see us today?" is the whole reason a clinic exists.

A veterinarian listening to a dog's chest with a stethoscope during a check-up

Services, with the prices attached

Wellness exam

$68

Thirty minutes, nose to tail, with time left for your questions. Dogs, cats, rabbits, and rodents.

Vaccines

from $32

Core and lifestyle vaccines, bundled pricing at annual visits, three-year protocols where the science supports them.

Dental cleaning

from $420

Bloodwork, full-mouth X-rays, cleaning, polish. Extractions quoted mid-procedure, by phone, before we proceed.

Spay & neuter

from $310

Including take-home pain management and a recheck. The cone is free; the indignity is temporary.

End-of-life care

quoted gently

Home visits available. The quiet room, candles lit, as much time as you need. We'll cry too; we always do.

An owner holding their dog while the vet examines it, both leaning in
Thirty minutes means you are in the room for all of it.

The doctors

Dr. Maya Okonkwo, DVM

Internal medicine · feline behavior · the one cats inexplicably trust

WSU '09. Founded Cedar Hollow in 2014 around one rule: the appointment is over when your questions are, not when the clock says.

Dr. Sam Reyes, DVM

Surgery · dentistry · anxious-dog whisperer

Joined 2018. Does every dental X-ray review with the owner on the phone, because "trust me" is not an imaging report.

A veterinarian gently checking a golden retriever's face during an exam
Nails, ears, teeth, eyes. The boring half of the visit, done properly.

What worried humans ask

My pet is sick today. Can you see us?

We hold two same-day sick slots every weekday, released by phone at 8am sharp; call (509) 555-0163. If they're gone or it can't wait, we'll triage on the phone and tell you honestly whether it's an ER situation.

What do I do in an after-hours emergency?

Go straight to our ER partner, Inland Emergency Animal Hospital, at (509) 555-0177, open nights, weekends, and holidays. Our voicemail repeats that number after hours. For poisoning, call them while you drive.

Do you see exotic pets?

Dogs, cats, rabbits, and rodents, yes. Birds and reptiles we refer to a board-certified exotics practice in town. They're better at it, and your animal deserves better at it.

Will you give my anxious dog extra time?

Yes. Tell us when booking: anxious animals get the quiet room, the end-of-day slot if that helps, and as much floor-sitting as it takes. Pre-visit medication plans are available; ask about 'happy visits' for practice runs at no charge.

Book a visit

Call (509) 555-0163 (a human answers Mon–Fri 8–6, Sat 9–1) or email frontdesk@cedarhollowvet.example with your pet's name, species, and what's going on. New patients: bring prior records or we'll request them for you.

Arriving with your animal

Clinic

4521 W Mistwood Dr
Spokane, WA 99205
(509) 555-0163

Hours

Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
Sat 9am–1pm
Sun closed (ER partner covers)

Parking & arrival

Lot at the door, cat-carrier shelf at the desk, separate cat and dog waiting corners. Reactive dog? Text from the car and we'll wave you straight into a room.