Provides sliding scale veterinary services to low-income housed individuals, and free services to those who are experiencing homelessness. Services offered include the following: 

- Wellness and sick pet care
- General exams
- Dog and Cat DHPP/FVRCP vaccines
- Rabies vaccines
- Dog Leptospirosis vaccines
- Dog Bordetella/kennel cough vaccines
- Medically needed nail trims
- Medically needed anal gland expression
- Flea protection
- Deworming
- Microchipping

Also strives to offer pet supplies such as food, leashes and other items, as available. 
Other low-cost veterinary and financial assistance resources are listed on the website.

Free and Low-cost Veterinary Care offered by Seattle Veterinary Outreach

Provides sliding scale veterinary services to low-income housed individuals, and free services to those who are experiencing homelessness including vaccinations, sick animal care, examinations and flea care.

Programs that provide physical examinations, dental care or treatment services for animals who are ill, injured or otherwise in need of care.

Sick Animal Care

Veterinary programs that have fully-equipped mobile units that allow for the examination and treatment of animals at home eliminating the stress of travel and time spent in a clinic waiting room. Mobile clinics generally have surgical facilities including anesthesia, monitoring equipment, teeth cleaning facilities and a pharmacy.

Mobile Veterinary Care

Programs that maintain lists of animal hospitals or individual veterinarians and link pet owners with veterinary care providers who can meet their needs.

Veterinary Referral Services

Programs that conduct routine physical examinations, administer vaccines, test for parasites, perform a dental check and conduct whatever other tests may be necessary to ensure the health and wellbeing of pets and other animals.

Well Animal Checkups

Programs that inoculate animals to prevent them from contracting rabies, an acute viral disease that attacks the nervous system of warm-blooded animals, is uniformly fatal when untreated, and can be transmitted with infected saliva, usually through the bite of a rabid animal.