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Welcome To Cascade Veterinary Center, PS

We are delighted to welcome you to Cascade Veterinary Center, PS. Our dedicated veterinarians and staff are ready to serve you and your pets. If you are looking for quality veterinary services in or around Marysville, contact our office today!

Our Dedicated Staff

Our veterinarians at Cascade Veterinary Center have access to state-of-the-art equipment to provide superior veterinary care for your pets. We will assess and treat any medical issue affecting your pet. Doctors Hoffman, Tusa, and Vincenzi bring years of experience to our veterinary care center. Their mission and life's work is to help your pet live a long, healthy, and fulfilling life. Our three veterinarians bring diverse knowledge to the practice. You can be confident that we have the expertise to serve your family pet with the best care possible.

Pet Care Services

We offer a wide range of services beginning with a nose-to-tail wellness exam for your four-legged family member.

Dogs and Cats

Regular veterinary care for your full-grown dogs and cats is the best way to ensure they remain healthy. Annual wellness exams are the cornerstone of adult pet care. During the annual exam, your vet can detect and treat issues that, if left unchecked, could become harmful to your pet's well-being. Part of your pet's wellness exam is to keep a schedule of the necessary vaccinations as needed. This is also the best time to discuss any health issues that you may have noticed since your last visit.

Additionally, we offer weight management and nutritional counseling to keep your pet fit and active. With our flea, tick, and heartworm preventative care, your dog or cat will be comfortable and safe from common pests and the many health problems they bring.

New Kittens or A New Puppy

When you acquire a new kitten or puppy, it is important to have a thorough check-up to make sure they are off to a healthy start and up-to-date on all of the required vaccinations. Kittens and puppies each have a scheduled vaccination protocol. A new puppy or kitten examination is necessary to determine where they are in their vaccination cycle, discuss proper nutrition and set them on a path to enjoy a long and healthy life. Vaccinations, microchipping, wellness exams, and spay/neutering procedures are all recommended and provided by our veterinarians at Cascade Veterinary Center, PS.

Contact Our Veterinarians in Marysville, WA

Our compassionate and highly trained veterinarians are ready to maintain and improve your pet’s health. Help your pet to become his or her healthiest self by making an appointment today with one of our vets. Call Cascade Veterinary Center, PS in Marysville, WA, today at (360) 659-2323 or use our online contact form to schedule your appointment.

Pet of the Month

  • Allie Keeney

    The CVC staff would love to take this opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate one of our outstanding patients for the month of March! Allie is one of the sweetest pups to walk into our clinic. Allie joined the Keeney family as a 2.3 pound, 9 week old (adorable) puppy in May of 2019. She has been coming to CVC ever since. Although Allie is little, her personality is anything but little. She is sweet and cuddly, while also being full of energy and playful. We are so very lucky to have her as our patient. Thank you to Allie and her family for being so great!

    Allie is a 1 year old white Havanese, who is a patient at our clinic. She has been coming to us since May 2019. Her treat of choice is chew bones. She is cared for by her owner's Becky and Nate, her brother Nick, and two cat sisters named Ogden and Provo. She loves to go for walks, explore, and going to doggy daycare to play with other dogs of all sizes. While we would like to think her favorite activity is coming to visit us, she prefers chasing her toys in the backyard. 

Meet Our Skilled Doctors

Learn Who We Are

  • Dr.
    Art Hoffman
    Dr. Hoffman has served the Marysville community since 1975. He is a 1970 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University. Dr. Hoffman opened his new state-of-the-art veterinary hospital, including a pharmacy, an in-house laboratory for efficient patient diagnosis, a spacious surgery suite, separate dog and cat boarding facilities with a large outside area for dogs to be walk, three examination rooms, radiology, and a large retail area.

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  • Eva Tusa

    Dr. Eva Tusa graduated from Western University of Health Sciences in southern California in 2016. After graduation she moved to Nebraska to work in a busy small animal private practice. Dr. Tusa is passionate about client communication and education, especially regarding zoonotic diseases. Her veterinary interests include animal behavior, dermatology, and pathology. Dr. Tusa hopes to bring her experience with ruminants, camelids, and poultry to the Marysville community. Dr. Tusa spends her free time with her husband and their two dogs, Douglas and Peanut, trying new recipes, arranging succulents, or watching a good movie.

    Dr. Tusa is eager to meet you and your four legged family. Don’t hesitate to schedule your pet’s next appointment with Dr. Tusa, her calm presence and infectious smile will put you at ease.

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  • Dr
    Franklin Vincenzi

    Dr. Franklin Vincenzi has been a great addition to our practice, he has been practicing veterinary medicine since June of 1999, where he graduated from Washington State University, as well he received his dual major in, Biology and Anthropology and minor in Chemistry from Western Washington University. Dr. Vincenzi started out in veterinary medicine working with dogs, cats, exotics, birds, and zoo animals. His interest in wildlife led him to a veterinary internship in wild animal management, medicine, and surgery at the Wildlife Center of Virginia. He later completed externships and preceptor-ships at various Zoo’s and Wildlife Centers. Over the last 15 years Franklin’s focus has been small animal care and pain management.  Dr. Vincenzi is the jokester around here and keeps us all on our toes and he loves taking care of your pets . Dr. Vincenzi enjoys spending time with his family and taking care of his mini farm.

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Marysville Office

Monday:

7:00 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:00 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:00 am-6:00 pm

Thursday:

7:00 am-6:00 pm

Friday:

7:00 am-6:00 pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed