About Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic is a full-service veterinary hospital in Lynwood, WA, offering a blend of traditional and holistic medicine for comprehensive pet healthcare. The clinic is AAHA accredited and strives to provide a fear-free experience for pets. Clients describe the atmosphere as friendly and welcoming, with attentive and empathetic staff. The clinic utilizes advanced equipment, including in-house testing, digital x-ray, and a surgical suite, ensuring accurate diagnosis and quality care. Services offered include medical, surgical, and dental care, as well as professional grooming and boarding for small dogs and cats. Clients appreciate the clinic's willingness to answer questions thoroughly and the care provided to their pets. Reviewers praise the wonderful staff, including Dr. Guidry, who are patient, gentle, and make both pets and owners feel cared for. The clinic's commitment to working with clients on financial matters and providing reasonable costs for medications and treatments further enhances the positive experience.
Dr. Nicki Rosenhagen is the best. Very thoughtful and easy to talk to. The clinic is reasonably priced and always helpful. Walk in appts on Saturday is very convenient when something pops up and you need an appt quickly.
I first found Helping Hands Vet Clinic 15 years ago on a Saturday when I needed walk-in hours. From that very first visit, Dr. Guidry became — and has remained — my veterinarian of choice.
Over the years, I’ve brought generations of pugs through these doors, always knowing they would be treated with compassion, patience, and respect. I deeply appreciate Dr. Guidry’s knowledge and her consistently thoughtful, measured approach to care. She ensures decisions are guided by what is medically appropriate and truly in the best interest of the dog — never by unnecessary intervention or cost. Our appointments never feel rushed, and there is always time to talk...read full review
This clinic is great.
They took me and my pets as clients when many other vets would not and I admit, we are a handful.
My cat was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney failure 3 years ago. Dr. Guidry came up with a treatment plan and my cat is still with us and doing well at 19 years old.
My 4 dogs are pretty wild and the staff now know their quirks and personalities and are always helpful to them and seem happy to see them.
The staff work with me and respect my decisions for my animals and choices I decide to make.