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Our caring and compassionate veterinary care team!

Meet the Veterinarian and staff of Wildflower Veterinary Services in Graham, WA.

Please call us at 253-847-1626 to speak to one of our caring veterinary staff members!

Our Dedicated and Caring Staff

  • Dawn Bauer
    RVT
    Dawn joined our team summer of 2015 after being a long time client of ours. Dawn has over 25 years of veterinary experience and has worked in numerous clinics throughout the US and Europe. She came to us with extensive experience with both large and small animals and is a great asset to our clinic. Dawn enjoys spending time with her husband of 32 years, playing with her two wonderful horses, her sweet dog and her crazy kitten.
  • Tiffany Daschofsky
    LVT

    Tiffany joined our team in January of 2011. She has extensive knowledge and experience in emergency and surgery settings. Tiffany’s experience with animal handling is varied and expansive. Her knowledge of large animals and farm animals makes her an ideal technician in almost any situation. Tiffany is an avid horseback rider and member of back country horseman. She enjoys working on her farm which consists of 4 horses, a pony, pigs, chickens, dogs and cats. In her spare time Tiffany enjoys riding her horses, going to concerts, fishing and spending time outdoors with her family.

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Standard Office Hours

Monday:

By Appointment Only

10:00 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

By Appointment Only

10:00 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

By Appointment Only

10:00 am-5:00 pm

Thursday:

Open for emergencies only

Friday:

By Appointment Only

10:00 am-5:00 pm

Saturday:

Open for Emergencies Only

Sunday:

Open for Emergencies Only

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Testimonials

Testimonials

Read What Our Clients Say

  • "Awesome vet. Willing to get up in the middle of the night to stitch up my daughter's old Qt horse. Very reasonable, very personable. I would recommend him every time."
    Joe
  • "Wouldn't go anywhere else. All of the staff at Wildflower are awesome and down to earth. Dr G is a super neat guy and I highly recommend this place for anyone with large and small animals."
    Aimee
  • "Amazing group of people! They've came through for my animals every time I call. Dr. Gillette saved my dogs life and for that, I am forever great full for! All the vets and staff are amazing and generally love healing all creatures. Thank you so much, Boots is only 2 days post-op and back to her normal self. Sincerely, Regan Justice."
    Regan
  • "Dr. G. and his staff are outstanding! My daughter and I went to his pet clinic where he taught first aide techniques for horses - it came in handy when our dog got hit by a car. I am glad I went to that clinic because it helped a lot."
    Barb