My cat got in a fight a few days ago and her left eye was swollen shut. Obviously an infection. My…read morevet was booked until November. They got us in right away (same day I called). The vet technician Deligha was extra sweet and caring, so was the Dr! Heather (sorry didn't cath her last name. Over great care and experience for what it was. Thank you!

I have two cats, two dogs. My husband has been going to the animal hospital on division, I can't…read moreeven say 40 years since before I married him and then of course I just kept going there too. Well they've got a new hustle ladies and gentlemen and it's called your dogs infested with fleas even though your dog's not. I went there today because the dogs have been itching all summer like allergy itching. You know what I'm talking about and then my littlest dog decides she didn't want to eat. So instead of speaking about the not eating, they combed her little through my dog's behind four times before they came up with a few kernels that were smaller than sand, Oh you have fleas yes you need flea medication. I'm using advantage. You need to buy this stuff which is an absorbent amount of money that I do not have. Then after waiting for the doctor, I don't know 30 minutes at least she finally comes in runs the little comb through the dog once says your dog's infested. Now we're infested like whatever lady and she doesn't even let me look at it. Just puts it in the sink I'm like yeah this is a racket and we don't even do anything about the not eating the food. We don't do anything about the itching cuz that's the fleas so basically $90 for me to sit around for 45 minutes and they didn't do s***. Ladies and gentlemen find yourself a new vet before they run this gig on you. Sorry for the bad news. Second part:: me and my husband woke up this morning. Went out. Got flea shampoo. We're washing the bed. I have not seen any fleas so that means that they have outright lied to me to my face. I will not be going back.

The vets at Dogwood have taken care of my 3 cats since I arrived in Portland, in 2016. They are…read morecaring, considerate and take great care of my pets. I would recommend them to anyone.

Seem more interested in money making practices than the care and wellbeing of the animals…read more Case in point, couldn't be bothered to call, mail, or text about our dogs follow up booster. Yet had no issues sending a text regarding purchasing flea and tick treatments... Btw, our dogs don't and never have had either pest... The whole time during our visit with their clinic they were trying to sell us various products we nor our dogs needed... I miss Timberland Veterinary Clinic, never experienced that under their care.

I've have always gotten great care for my dogs at the Gresham Clinic. The vets we have seen have…read morealways been very compassionate and gentle. My dogs have been given good care. I have recommended Companion Pet Clinic in Gresham to several friends and family members and they have been very happy with the services they have received.

This was an incredible experience! My dog had been in…read moredistress with an infection and in need of urgent care. After contacting my regular vet and 4 others without any openings, I called Companion Pet Clinic and they were the only ones offering walk in services. They were very caring... asking about my dogs symptoms and informative about getting to the clinic. Once there I was walked through the registration process. It was a bit of a wait but not bad. The receptionists were helpful but not overly as they were busy checking in others and assisting the vets and techs in the back. The vet tech was thorough in assessing my dog and the vet came in and did a thorough examination of my dog and answered all my questions. At all times the team was professional and caring. Another great surprise was the cost. Instead of paying $500-1000+ at an emergency clinic the examination and medications were under $100! It's very nice to have this kind of an option for those needing immediate help AND an affordable option in today's market. Rowan is already feeling better after just a few hours. Thank you Companion Pet Clinic and staff!!!

We made an appt after our regular vet wasn't opened on Saturdays. This office was well staffed…read moreand polite. There were 3 receptionists in the front lobby. Our vet was knowledgeable. She gave us various treatment options for our situation. And she was transparent on how much she was charging us. So there are no "sticker shock". There are seven examination rooms. Each room seems to be adequate and roomy enough where you and pet can roam and relax. Very clean and well organized. The bathroom is by the lobby. Very clean. ADA compliant.

Dr. Zuver is a phenomenal Vet. Hands-down, she's a magician. She unravels the complex,…read morecommunicates effectively and must have a 6th-sense. Her intuition is off the charts! Thanks again Dr. Z, we appreciate you:)

I took Isabella to see Dr. Barry to be chipped and spayed. and as always Bella's care was fabulous,…read morewith very reasonable cost. Dr. Barry has been our families vet for almost 25 years. Sadly, at some point doctors retire, well let me tell you that who ever takes over has some darn big shoes to fill. I wonder if we can clone Dr. Barry and Dr. Powers. They are AMAZING Veterinarian doctors who truly love what they do!! Staff are also amazing, it shows in their practice and their care for your pets. #FiveStarsStarkStreetAnimal linic!

Unfortunately our family is joining the list of people who were so pleased with the honest approach…read moreof Dr,Barry and are terribly disappointed and worried that we wronged our 2 dogs by allowing them to be treated at Well Haven. We were very pleased when we first visited the new office. The office was updated and the vet ( Dr Roth) had an engaging personality. We gave her our trust. .Our next experience at the time of surgery was drastically different. Our initial visit with her was for a routine exam. The dogs were acting well. She noted that they needed dental care and quoted $500 per dog for cleaning and polishing under anesthesia. We understood that she might need to perform extractions if closer exam warranted. We were shocked to get a call while they were under anesthesia with her telling us that the situation was terrible and quoted $1700 to remove the teeth from the first dog. She went on with scare tactics about how much pain the dogs were in ("even under anesthesia they were responding to touch in a painful manner"-- {which raised the question of how good the anesthesia was} ). The teeth were grossly infected and in essence her strong recommendation would be extraction of the 13 teeth. She offered no options or alternatives other than to abort the procedure. She then asked " how much is the most you are willing to pay?" We ended up in a negotiation over the phone essentially with a gun to our heads with the overwhelming message from her being we would be terrible owners if we didn't agree to her terms. We eventually agreed on $1000.00 Amazingly when she operated on the next dog who historically has worse teeth she only needed to remove a small fraction of the number. We can't help but wonder, was the first dog over treated or the second dog undertreated?. It didn't take long for us to talk to others in the business to hear that in fact there were options,.

I had such a great experience at this vet!!!…read more I took my babies (two chihuahuas, one 14 and one under a year old) to establish a vet relationship here where I live. They had big shoes to fill because I adored my vet in Eugene. The front desk gals were extremely nice and pleasant. They loved my pups so they came out to check on them and love on them.... bonus points for this dog mom. Both needed the rest of their shots. Both needed teeth checked and my puppy needed to get fixed. They took wonderful care of my old lady while doing the exam and giving shots. She was nervous but it ended up being awesome. I think she was just happy I wasn't leaving her. My little young girly was happy the first visit I wasn't leaving her either... The second visit, however, I did leave her to get fixed. I was so nervous all day but the gals at the front guaranteed me they would take good care of her and they did. My heart broke as I left she looked at me as if I was giving her up. When I picked her up at the end of the day she was much happier but I think also upset I let them do surgery :( They told me to keep her still for a few days... bahaha a chihuahua puppy? Yeah even with sedatives you wouldn't know she would know how to be still or sleep lol Months later she's doing great. They have a small fridge with water and coffee available for customers. I will definitely be back.

Dr Huntsinger, at Paws and Claws, was recommended by a co-worker because we had similar issues with…read moreour cats. My previous vet did not know how to address seizures. Not only did Dr. Huntsinger figure out the most effective and safe way to control the seizures, she is a great teacher about guidelines of what to watch for and what follow-up is needed. We always receive a follow up phone call from her and she is compassionate in her care!

On Friday, April 8, my nearly 17-year-old fluffy cat son, Luke, suffered two huge seizures. This…read moreanimal hospital was near where I am living with my brother due to being unemployed, and he had gotten brochures about it for me as a resource. They were kind enough to fit me in that afternoon and Dr. Kennard examined my boy. I was devastated of course, and I was shown a lot of compassion for my unemployment situation and not being able to spend much money, and Luke was treated respectfully. Treatment options, the pros and cons, were discussed and I decided to give Luke another day to see if he would recover from the seizures. By the next morning, April 9, he could barely walk, wouldn't eat, couldn't toilet himself, so I made the painful decision to take him back to VCA and have him put to sleep. They have a room where euthanasia is carried out and I was with my boy the whole time. The rates for the Friday exam and the procedure the next day, I thought were very reasonable. I was able to pay for the procedure (the vet tech took my credit card out to the reception desk and had them run it) while in the room rather than having to go out to the counter afterwards, which would have been agony. That gesture is something I have not experienced (I have been through this before). All of this to say how well I was treated, in my state of anguish. Luke has a twin, Han, and I won't hesitate to take him to VCA 12-Mile if need be.

100% 10 out of 10 star experience. Dr. McCurdy and her staff provide exceptional compassionate and…read moreprofessional care to our two dogs. We have been established with them for several years and they have worked our dogs into their busy schedules when possible and have provided excellent care and service. Would HIGHLY recommend this clinic.

Fern Hill Veterinary is the ideal partner for us, our severely anxious and fearful golden retriever…read moreand our wonderfully wild older cats. We are genuinely impressed by their kindness, understanding, patience, knowledge and overall care for our family. They have consistently gone above and beyond to assist us at a moment's notice for any concerns. Fern Hill's entire team of support staff, technicians and veterinarians has significantly improved our lives through their assistance and insights. Sometimes, our animals lead us on unexpected life paths and with the right team in place, like we have now, everyone can thrive and enjoy this adventurous journey. We express our deepest gratitude for your compassionate and exceptional care for our beloved pets. Thank you!

I switched to Fern Hill Veterinary Care for my dog, following having taken multiple cats & dogs to…read moreanother "chain" vet clinic for decades who shares it's name with a certain freeway in the Portland, OR area. The reasons were two-fold: 1) Said "chain" clinic, was virtually impossible to get appointments scheduled at. 2) Said "chain" clinic not only charged a lot more $$$ for everything, but constantly and consistently trying to up-sell. Fern Hill was a breath of fresh air! Less-expensive (although not the cheapest option I had explored), they offered a level of professionalism that I hadn't witnessed at the other veterinary clinic in 10+ years, never tried "upselling" me on unnecessary services, especially when it came time to discuss end of life for my dog, and upon hearing about my dog's crossing the rainbow bridge, made a donation to Fences for Fido in honor of my dog. (While said other place offered condolences upon having numerous pets having passed, just the obligatory verbal condolences -- of which nothing wrong with that, but I thought this was really touching by Fern Hill).

This was a very hard day, our beloved Sophie had lived for 14 and 1/2 years and she was holding on…read morefor us and we had to set her free. Compassionate Care came right on time and was so kind and caring. We had time to say our goodbyes, we loved her so much and she was a really High anxiety dog, going for rides triggered her, so having someone come here was perfect. I highly recommend this establishment. Thank you.

My experience was okay…read more I made a most difficult decision to let my beloved cat go after a long weekend spent almost entirely in ER trying to figure out why he would no longer eat and why his eye was swelling shut. And an even longer two or three weeks before that fighting to get him to eat. Like others here, Kevin was closer to me than my human family. I was busy with the doctors in ER so my partner called in to make the appointment to ease my stress. He said I was primary contact, but it was difficult to make that clear all the way until the day so communications were continually going to him. Not a big deal in the overall picture, but it didn't make the experience any easier. This was my cat for 8 years before I met my partner and while he loved my baby, I was the one with the lifelong bond. The doctor showed up within the time window allotted. We both found her a little cold. I felt like we were just a job and everything was done by number. My BF picked up my cat and carried him to me, but the doctor said we should do paperwork first which resulted in me putting him down after building up to do what I deemed impossible. I was emotional and crying. This really should somehow be handled before the visit. There were corrections to be made on the form. I was about to lose my baby and this only made me aware that I was filling out his death warrant. I am utterly heartbroken. I know holding your baby until the last minute is catharsis and closure, but I found it traumatizing. His passing was peaceful at least. Everyone's goodbye will be unique, and my example will not necessarily match what others experience. Everyone we spoke to was professional. I just wasn't feeling the compassion.

VCA Southeast was fantastic. My 80 pound dog Lola was bit in the nose by another dog. Doing…read moresignificant damage. Basically ripped her nostril out. I called my vet that I've used for 30 years and they told me they didn't have time. So I called called VCA Southeast Portland and they were wonderful. They got Lola straight into surgery and fixed her nose. Dr. Ahmed Menikar was wonderful and did an absolute superb job. I am very grateful,and I would highly recommend VCA Southeast Portland.

We've taken our pets there for years and had mixed results. They've pressured us into predatory…read morelending to cover $5,000 worth of dental expenses for an old, blind, and deaf dog. We found a kitten and they assured us she wasn't pregnant, so we ended up having kittens when we could've safely terminated the pregnancy. Then we couldn't afford to have them spay/neuter the kittens, so we had to go to CAT. They charged my kid $300 when his cat had worms. They will bleed you dry and then try to get you to borrow money for even more unnecessary and invasive procedures. EDIT: Becca from VCA reached out to me and was able to cancel the debt and refund some of the money we already paid. What was impossible in June is now possible. She also informed me that we had a $70 credit on their books because WE "overpaid" them. We paid what they billed us, so it's odd to put the fault on us. We're grateful to avoid paying on a loan we had no intention of using, and to get our money back. I hope they figure out their billing and customer service issues. We've had some positive experiences with them in the past, but it's hard to rebuild trust. Our little, old dog is doing fine. He's asleep in my lap.