For specific concerns, please ask for the Operations Assistant or Practice Manager. All communications will be returned within 48-72 business hours. All refills require 72 business hours. Late fees apply to late/missed appointments and cancellations.
- There is no fee if an appointment is canceled within 48 business hours of the appointment time, not including the weekends.
- There is a $175 cancellation fee for new patient/client evaluations if the appointment is canceled within 48 business hours.
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU HAVE CONCERNS WITH DCFA'S POLICIES, PLEASE ASK TO SPEAK WITH THE OPERATIONS ASSISTANT OR PRACTICE MANAGER.
Our clinic is a healing environment. Aggressive behavior will not be tolerated. Examples of aggressive behavior include, but are not limited to:
- Physical assault
- Verbal harassment and abusive language (e.g., swearing)
- Sexual language directed at others, and threats of any kind
We do not tolerate ANY form of aggression. Incidents may result in removal from the clinic or other action.
Contact Information
- 8300 Quinault Drive NE Suite A, Lacey, WA 98516
- Call: (360) 350-4756
- Text: (833) 614-0740
- Fax: (360) 339-5338
- [email protected]
-
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Friday - Sunday: Closed
Top Rated Lacey Veterinarian Dermatology Clinic for Animals
Our commitment goes beyond traditional veterinary care. We specialize in diagnosing and treating skin conditions that often go unnoticed but can significantly impact your pet's quality of life. Our unique approach combines advanced diagnostic tools with personalized treatment plans, ensuring that your pet receives the comprehensive care they deserve.
At Dermatology Clinic for Animals, we're not just focused on treating symptoms—we're dedicated to improving your pet's comfort, health, and quality of life. Our approach is rooted in compassion, expertise, and personalized care, creating a positive experience for both you and your pet.
Animals Have Allergies, Too!
March 23, 2023
Zoo News | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium Blog
Nutmeg, our 16-year-old female beaver and mother to Butternut, recently visited the Zoo vet for her annual physical exam. At a follow-up exam, veterinary dermatologist Dr. Danielle Tulloss performed a skin allergy test and confirmed that Nutmeg is allergic to trees, grasses, dogs, cats, and even humans. Skin testing for animals uses the same techniques as skin testing for humans.
It's More Than Skin Deep!
Why Choose Us
Thorough Diagnostics
We carefully evaluate each patient's skin and ear condition using the most appropriate diagnostic tests, including cytology, skin scrapings, cultures, biopsies, allergy testing, and advanced imaging when indicated. Our goal is to identify the underlying cause of disease rather than simply treating symptoms.
Comprehensive Record Review
Every patient's history matters. We thoroughly review previous medical records, laboratory results, biopsy reports, cultures, imaging, medications, and treatment responses to better understand how the disease has progressed and what therapies have—or have not—been successful. This comprehensive approach helps guide more informed diagnostic and treatment decisions.
Individualized Treatment Plans
No two patients are alike. Every treatment plan is tailored to each pet's diagnosis, lifestyle, medical history, and response to previous therapies. We monitor progress over time and adjust recommendations as needed to provide the safest and most effective long-term management for chronic skin and ear disease.
They Love Us
Meet the Compassionate Minds Behind Dermatology Clinic for Animals
Our Team
Associations
Dermatology Clinic for Animals is proud to partner with:
Pet Care Information
Lacey Pet Owner Resources
Then & Now: Pet Success Stories
Lily
My baby girl has been through a lot in life. Mostly surrounding her feet. After multiple failed treatments of unexplained “allergies”, more than one biopsy, multiple unexplained and aggressive nailbed infections, a devastating diagnosis of cancer (which was thankfully found to be a misdiagnosis), a nailbed infection so aggressive that it would not improve with any prescribed medications and ate through her toe bone leading to the amputation of that toe. I couldn’t take it anymore. My heart was broken, and I couldn’t keep failing my girl.
