Brookfield Veterinary Hospital

We have 5 pets. This is the nearest vet clinic to our home. Fortunately, they are fantastic at Brookfield. The vets and staff are great, easy to talk to and work with, sometimes with difficult stressful pet illness situations. We've also had lots of routine exams, and several spays and neuters with them.

My cat wasn't acting normal even with stage 2 of renal failure and with the upcoming holiday weekend, I was concerned. Brookfield was able to see my cat in-between normal appointments - last minute. The vet, as well as the tech assistants / staff, was very thorough in explanation of the exam, recommendations, and home care and the upmost respect for a concened furrbaby parent. I highly recommend Brookfield Veterinary Clinic.

The dogs went on Friday 09/04/2026 for their annual wellness exam, bloodwork, etc. Dr. Eraham, provided both with a thorough exam along with providing recommendations for products and lifestyle modifications. Still very satisfied with the level of attention and the staff of Brookfield. Update to this original post: Returned to Brookfield after a few years of taking our dogs to another vet. The personnel have changed, otherwise it seems like we never left. The staff remains courteous, knowledgeable and professional. It is comforting to know we can return and know the dogs will receive excellent care. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We have been taking our dogs to Brookfield for the past 10 years. After moving to WA we had tried a couple of different veterinarians on the East Side, but never picked up the "this is the vet for us" vibe. We went to Brookfield and after a few visits we decided this was the one. Since there is so much to talk about and I don't want to put any readers to sleep by writing a novel, I will cover some points briefly. Staff: Doctors: Drs. Howard and Marie have a great facility. We primarily see Dr. Marie as she has known our dogs since they were puppies. We have seen other doctors at the practice and have always been very satisfied with the outcome of the visit and subsequent treatment if needed. Nurses and Reception: Top notch! You and your pet are greeted upon entry, weight check, then escorted to the exam room by the reception staff. Upon checkout the pet insurance claim forms are available for signature and the receipt is able to be sent electronically -- very convenient. Very easy to schedule appointments and the reminder calls and follow up e-mails demonstrates great customer service. Once in the exam room, the nurse comes in greeting you again and making it a point to greet and pet the dog(s). Very professional, answer any questions you may have which they can answer, otherwise make notes to ask the doctor. Hospital: I have noticed great strides in the ability of Brookfield to become an even better hospital once they moved from the old location near the area of Redmond Way and Leary Way (you long time clients know the little plaza with the small space they had) to the new stand alone facility still on Redmond Way. It seems they are able to fulfill the vision they intended for the business. Our Vet: I think our loyalty to Brookfield was solidified when our oldest dog (since passed) was diagnosed with cancer and amputation of one of the front legs was required to provide any quality of life. Dr. Howard was going to perform the surgery and after an initial consult with us and facing multiple rounds of follow up questions, we went ahead with it. The care while he was at the hospital and follow up phone calls and visits were excellent. I still remember after we placed him in the back of the car for the ride home, Dr. Marie came out to give him acupuncture to make him comfortable for the ride home and alleviate the anxiety caused by the anesthesia and procedure itself. Cost: Briefly, as I have seen in other posts concerning costs. I have conducted researched and spoken with the doctors and it comes down to the cost of doing business. The cost of office visits and tests are comparable with other veterinarians. Yes, at times the visit can be expensive, but you will find that where ever you go. I find the staff at Brookfield are very thorough and suggest tests that can be conducted, that does not mean you have to conduct every one. Since your pet cannot tell you or the doctor what they are feeling, it is at times to err on the side of caution. It is up to you to say Yes or No. Check into Pet Insurance, it can make financial sense depending on your situation. Hope any readers found this review helpful.