The Fix Machine Animal Health Clinic

The Columbia Basin's mainstay for more than 55 years, Highlands Veterinary Clinic was founded and run by Dr. Ivor Evans in 1956 and later renamed Vista Veterinary Hospital. In 1981, the business was renamed Vista Veterinary Hospital, and in 1996, it underwent renovation and grew to 8,000 square feet. In 2001, Dr. Kathy Batdorf joined as an associate veterinarian, and in 2007, Dr. Matt Stidham joined the team. Dr. Geoffrey Goebel and Dr. Michelle Meyer both joined the clinic in 2017. Dr. Michelle Bouchey started working there in 2020. Since 1959, Vista Veterinary Hospital has proudly held the AAHA® (American Animal Hospital Association) accreditation, a distinction that only 14% of small animal clinics can claim. designation as a hospital in the best category

We are excited to meet you, your dog, cat, and other pets at VCA Animal Hospital. Every member of our staff is convinced that the more we learn about your dogs, the better we will be able to care for them medically. In fact, after you visit, you'll understand why our veterinarians receive accolades for their compassionate and attentive treatment. We won't rush through an examination and will always give you and your pet as much time as you need. We'll also keep a close eye on your pet's treatment plan, which is crucial to their long-term health. You will always receive service from informed, skilled members of our staff. Our veterinary doctors, veterinary technicians, and other pet-friendly staff members have undergone the most rigorous training.

Our veterinarians and staff have extensive training in diagnosing and caring for sick or in danger-of-dying pets. Have a query or doubt whether your pet requires immediate attention? Make a call to us! Our knowledgeable and caring staff can allay your concerns, provide answers to your inquiries, and assist you in receiving the treatment you and your cat require. Call-in services for urgent and same-day needs are still accessible, allowing us to limit the number of clients in the facility for the goal of social distancing.

In 1995, VCA Meadow Hills opened its doors with the goal of offering professional, caring veterinary care. Since then, their vision for how to make pets feel more at home, healthier, and more engaged in their connections with their family has broadened. They have put a lot of effort into making VCA Meadow Hills a great location for their team members to work and to give back to the neighborhood.

VCA Southridge opened its doors in 2009 with the goal of offering professional, caring veterinary care. Since then, their vision for how to make pets feel more at home, healthier, and more engaged in their connections with their family has broadened. They have put a lot of effort into making VCA Southridge Animal Hospital a rewarding workplace for their team members and a place to give back to the neighborhood.