Reber Ranch 28606 132nd Ave SE Kent, WA 98042 (253)630-3330 http://www.reberranch.com Established in 1984, Reber Ranch is a family-owned, full-service pet destination for your dog, cat, horse and even backyard birds. Reber Ranch is home to more than 14,000 square feet of animal supply products, a grooming salon, a do-it-yourself dog wash, a veterinary hospital, and free outdoor dog parks, all of which are open seven days a week.
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Sydney
Sydney grew up around dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, frogs, fish, and more. She has always loved being around animals. When she's not working, she likes to spend her time fishing, camping, or taking her rescue dog, Loui to dog parks.
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Kayla
Kayla has been in retail for 5 years and pet retail for close to 3 years. She joined our team in November 2018. She currently has one grumpy old man cat and can't wait to expand her fur family. When not at work Kayla enjoys taking her cat out on walks and reading.
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Sydnee
Sydnee started at Reber Ranch in 2016. Sydnee goes to Pierce College and hopes to transfer to Washington State University to become a vet. She has 2 dogs, 2 cats, a fish, a frog and a hedgehog. When she’s not working she loves to eat and take naps with her pets.
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Kaiti
Kaiti, refers to herself as the crazy bunny and cat lady. Probably because she talks about her fur babies all the time. She has two bunnies, Pickle and Scooby, and one kitty, Kenzie. She began working at Reber Ranch a year ago and is also a part time student at the University of Washington. When she is not working or at school, she enjoys hiking, taking her bunnies or kitty on a walk and spending time with my family.
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Lisa
Lisa originally joined the Reber Ranch team in 2015 and since then has been helping out at the hospital when we need some extra hands on board. She currently has six large dogs (a GSP, a mastiff mix, a GSD and two pit bulls) and is a crazy dog lady who loves all her adopted pets, especially her service dog Pig who goes everywhere with her and can be found snoring under her desk whenever she is here with us. Lisa loves whenever she can spend some time here at the veterinary hospital getting to see all of our clients that she’s gotten to know over the years.
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Amber
Amber has been grooming for over 10 years and has worked with animals her entire life. She was born and raised in the mountains of Boulder Creek California. She and her husband moved to Washington in hopes of finding their forever home. They share their home with three cats (big boy Vegas, little girl Bellmew and scaredy cat Tigra) and a Britany Spaniel named Autumn. In her free time she loves to camp, fish, go on long walks, read, and is looking forward to getting back into quilting. Amber is very friendly and would love to be introduced to your fur-babies!
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Ginie
Ginie first joined Reber Ranch in Spring of 2015.. She brings with her 5 years of pet store experience specialising in dog and cat food. She loves meeting all the dogs and cats that visit Reber Ranch.
Ginie has chickens and a dog named Mozelle. She has shared her home with guinea pigs, cockatiels, a rabbit and a tortoise. When not working she loves bird watching, hiking or working in her garden.
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Why Dental Health Is Important by Dr. Krista Hight
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Dr. Ali Clark
Dr. Ali Clark joined Reber Ranch in the spring of 2018 and has degrees in Zoology and Veterinary Medicine from Washington State University. Her passions are internal medicine, dentistry, preventative care, and client education. Outside of the Veterinary Hospital she is a competitive gymnastics coach and loves to go camping, explore trails, and spend time with her family. She has one dog (Spencer), 3 cats (Roxy the fluffy one, Simon the loud one, and Zelda the tiny forever kitten), and one western hognose rescue snake named Hoggle - the cranky old man at 18 years old.
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Sabrina
Sabrina is a master certified groomer who recently joined the Reber Ranch Grooming team at the beginning of 2018. She has been active in the pet industry since 2000 and has always had a passion for animals, especially in regards to grooming. Sabrina loves to spend her spare time with her 3 kids, husband and her fur family. She also loves to ride and show horses which she has been doing since she was 5 years old.
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Alden
Alden is one of our newer team members here at Reber Ranch and has been in the industry for almost 20 years! He is an expert on farm and feed, dogs, cats and much more. He loves to cook and will happily answer any questions you might have about your pets or favorite lasagna recipe.
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Cori
Cori has 11 years of pet retail experience and has been at the Ranch since April 2017. She has had pet companions her whole life and currently has 3 felines. Her other hobbies include cooking, gardening, riding her bike and being outdoors.
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Brittany
Brittany has been in the grooming industry since 2008 and joined our team in December of 2016. She's s worked as a groomer throughout Washington from Seattle to Yakima and Marysville. For as long as she can remember she has had an infatuation with animals, dogs especially. She loves learning about the various breeds and what they are bred to do.
Brittany grew up in this area and is a true NorthWest gal. Her current pet family includes two dogs, Perseus (kelpi/dutch shepherd mix), Arith (boston/bulldog mix), two bearded dragons, and a snake.
In her spare time, she enjoys walking trails with her 4 legged companions and spending time with friends and family.
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FREE Pet Bed from MidWest
Help your pet feel at home with a special MidWest Bundle from Reber Ranch. For a limited time purchase a special Contour Crate and get an Ashton Bolstered Pet Bed for FREE!
Why MidWest? These crates have a reinforced door with multiple lock points. They help to create a den-like safe space for your pets and they allow your pet to easily enter and exit the crate because of the low threshold.
Valid only at Reber Ranch while supplies last.
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Salmon Poisoning Disease by Dr. Krista Hight
Our Veterinary Hospital has seen several cases of Salmon Poisoning Disease in the last couple of weeks. We want to remind everyone that dogs should never eat raw Salmon! Please be vigilant if your dogs are out hiking or have access to streams that may house salmon. If your dog gets sick, make sure to mention any possible exposure to raw fish at your veterinary appointment.
Salmon Poisoning Disease causes severe diarrhea, fever, inappetence, vomiting, enlarged lymph nodes, and severe lethargy in dogs and is often fatal if not treated. It is only prevalent in Washington, Oregon, northern California, and British Columbia. It is caused by a fluke (parasite) carried in the kidneys of salmon that matures into a Rickettsial (microorganism) infection in the canine gastrointestinal tract that then spreads and replicates in the lymph nodes. It usually takes 5-7 days post-ingestion of an infected fish to start showing symptoms (diarrhea and fever being the most common). It is diagnosed by testing the feces for fluke eggs and is treated with dewormer medication and antibiotics. Often dogs have to be hospitalized for treatment, because they are usually too sick to eat or drink.
Other properly prepared raw diets and other dry, wet and freeze-dried salmon diets are perfectly healthy and nutritious for your animals. Speak to a Reber Ranch team member if you have any questions.
-Dr. Krista Hight
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Uriah
Uriah joined the Reber Ranch team as a Veterinary Assistant in July of 2017. She was born and raised in Renton, Washington and she has always loved animals. Her desire to start in the Veterinary field began when she had to help nurse her very sick cat back to health. Uriah pursued her dream and after finishing high school she attended Pima Medical Institute for the Veterinary Assistant program. In her free time she enjoys cuddling with her cat named Ophelia, reading books, and spending time with her boyfriend and family.
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Reber Ranch Turns Black Friday into an Opportunity of Pure Giving Back
KENT, WASH. NOVEMBER 15, 2017
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Every year, the holidays spark a particular feeling that inspires people to become more festive, more reflective, and more importantly, more giving. Reber Ranch, a local pet supply store, is no different.
This year, Reber Ranch is jump-starting the holiday spirit with a special charity event that supports the Valley Retired Police Dog Association(VRPDA). The goal of this association is to financially support Police Service dogs in their retirement years, in which their medical costs are higher than most other dogs due to years of physically demanding work.
With an in-kind donation from Reber Ranch, the Valley Retired Police Dog Association was able to print calendars for the 2018 year that they can sell for $10 each to raise funds to help support the retired K-9s that need continued care.
Reber Ranch will be selling the calendars in their store, and 100% of the sales will go to the Valley Retired Police Dog Association. To help promote the sale of calendars, on November 24th, otherwise known as Black Friday, police officers and their K-9 partners will be in the Reber Ranch store to sign calendars and do a demonstration of what the K-9s are trained to do.
“The Valley Retired Police Dog Association is an organization that is near and dear to the hearts of everyone at Reber Ranch,” said Carrie Estrada, Marketing Manager at Reber Ranch. “In 2017, we collected and donated more than $3,300 to the organization, and we are excited to see how much more we can earn for them with the calendar sales.”
Reber Ranch has set a goal to sell 300 calendars this year, which will bring in an additional $3,000 for VRPDA. In addition, Reber Ranch will be donating 2% of all sales that take place during the calendar signing window.
“We have some pretty remarkable Black Friday deals happening that day,” said Bill Greene, General Manager of Reber Ranch. “Our hope is that we will generate a lot of store traffic that will garner a nice donation for VRPDA.”
Calendar signings will take place at Reber Ranch on November 24th, from 4pm to 6pm. K-9 Demonstrations will start at 5pm.
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Established in 1984, Reber Ranch is a family-owned, full-service pet destination for your dog, cat, horse and even backyard birds. Reber Ranch is home to more than 14,000 square feet of animal supply products, a grooming salon, a do-it-yourself dog wash, a veterinary hospital, and free outdoor dog parks, all of which are open seven days a
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