My greyhound, Jade loves Dani the vet tech. She is always so kind and personable. Jade even loves…read moreher toenail trims by.Dani.

Everything could improve. Ya know. I don't like to post negative stuff on here but this information…read moreis important. I've been trying to get a travel health cert for my horses since March. I finally got an appointment for April 1st at Bandon Veterinary Hospital in Bandon Oregon. I trailered both Ari & Butternut the 1 1/2 hours to get their Coggins pulled & their health cert. As some of you know...some states allow the Extended CVI for 6 months & Oregon is one of those. So is California where I'm hoping to be headed April 15th for a clinic. Help me understand how a licensed vet doesn't know this. Help me understand why I should make multiple calls to get it done. Help me understand why a licensed vet would omit a brand marking. Help me understand how a licensed vet mistakes a mare for a gelding. Help me understand why a licensed vet would lie to me about the Oregon Agriculture Department not allowing an extended CVI. I called them myself. I cannot travel interstate without this.

Our beagles Millie and Mollie recieved excelent care and love before their passing. Now we have…read moreMaddy who is looking forward to meeting everyone for her first visit at Ocean Vetenary Hospital.

My dog has been getting care there for about 6 years now, and she will soon be 16 years old. They…read morehave always given me good care and tips for the aging process. I enjoy the staff and they will work with you regarding appointments, even an emergency when my dog ripped her nail.

Same day care following incident where dogs leg grabbed by other dog. Lost tooth at gum line. He…read morewas checked in, gently cared for and it took less time than any emergency I have had myself. He has meds, seen by doctor himself, checked out and home in less than 2 hours and we live in Coos Bay. (Did not speed to get there, no.) ODonnell and his staff are kind dog loving folks. I feel secure my dog is getting the best care on a hard scary day.

This is the vet you hope you and your pet are lucky enough to find. My dog suffers from numerous…read moregenetically related issues and, just to make things even more fun, is very high energy. He's friendly but plays hard and is rambunctious. Yet, no complaints from Dr. O'Odonnell. As stressful as it is to take him to the Vet's, the professionalism of the doctor can't be praised highly enough. I'm just so completely thrilled that my dog has someone like that in his corner. Pleasant, professional, talented, and caring. I couldn't ask for better help.

Agree with other reviews. Best vet ever. The difference is that he and his staff treat every pet…read morewith love and treat every pet's life as if each day is an irretrievable day. I'm very grateful for the conscientiousness, love, and care given to our pets.

i drive 4 hrs round trip just to have the best vet in the world see my animals . id trust Him with…read moremy life

After nearly ten years with this veterinary office, I never imagined I'd be treated with such…read morecruelty and disregard for my pets' well-being. The vets themselves have always been kind and competent, which makes this even harder to write -- because the women at the front desk have made it absolutely impossible to continue care here. The last straw was when my husband was in a car accident in our only vehicle. I called, stressed and scared, explaining the situation and asking if there was any possible way to arrange care for my diabetic cat -- my literal fur baby -- since we live an hour away. Instead of even a hint of compassion, the woman at the counter treated me like I was irresponsible and uncaring. She actually told me I "should have better time-management skills," and implied that I wasn't putting my pet first. Meanwhile, this clinic hasn't taken appointments in years, so we were expected to drive an hour and then sit in the car for additional hours waiting to be seen -- something that can put a diabetic cat into shock. What was once an inconvenient but workable system has now become completely unmanageable for anyone who doesn't live directly in Coos Bay. Their policies make it nearly impossible to get timely, humane care for a sick animal -- and instead of acknowledging that, the front desk staff blame the clients. And then, after a decade of loyalty, they sent me a letter saying they will no longer see my pets at all -- cutting off access to the medication my diabetic kitty needs to stay alive. No warning. No conversation. Just a cold letter severing care for the animals they've known for years. It breaks my heart, because the veterinarians themselves are wonderful people. But the front office staff are rude, dismissive, and, frankly, cruel. Their behavior cost my pets their longtime healthcare home. They should be ashamed of how they treat the people who trust them with their animals' lives. Whatever consequences come from behaving this way are well-deserved.

Dr. Dan was very knowledgeable and concerned with my dog's health. When it became apparent that it…read morewas time to let her go, he was able to help her cross the Rainbow Bridge and answer all of my questions without making me feel like I was being a bother. I recommend him to anyone.

Made an appointment here for my dog because he hurt his tooth- saw blood on a snack and now he's…read morewhimpering when eating. They charged me $395 and did not look at his teeth or discuss his potential injury/ pain with me. They told me they don't do that at their office- wish I knew that when I made the appointment. I called a week ago because of the blood/ potential tooth injury. It looks like one of his teeth cracked in half/ it's clearly cracked off. He was recently adopted from the shelter, so I also needed to establish vet care. I explained this on the phone. We went today and I reviewed with the vet tech that the primary concern is his teeth. She was aware of this as she had been given the concern list (made via the phone call) from reception. Other concerns were minor- getting up to date on vaccines & he's been chewing at his paws. The vet came in and asked that my dog be put on the table and immediately started listening to his heart with her stethoscope. My dog is a very mellow, gentle boy, but due to abusive past, he is scared of objects coming at him. He won't even eat peanut butter off a spoon cuz he's scared of spoons. The vet didn't even greet my dog/ let him sniff her, just told the tech to put him in a choke hold and started poking at him. He was scared and cried out a little. I tried to tell him it was ok and the vet scolded me and told me to firmly tell him "no" and not coddle him when he cries out. I'm glad that he expresses when he is nervous and he usually just needs a little reassurance- her method is how dogs bite "out of no where" when you tell them they are bad for communicating their discomfort. (I didn't stop the exam, I just spoke to him in a soothing voice and stood where he could see me.) She then lifted his cheek and barely glanced at his teeth. She maybe saw 3 back teeth from the side- the broken tooth is in the front. She stated he needed a teeth cleaning (I know and wanted to get that scheduled today.) She then said he was gaining weight because I have him on a grain free diet (no advice about how much I should be feeding him or any food recommendations). I tried to start a discussion around his diet and tried to explain why I chose the food he was on. I said "I've read the studies, but it seems that the main problem is replacing grains with legumes." She cut me off and only said "anyone can write anything on the internet." She then left the room with my dog to give him vaccines, but I wasn't really sure what was happening. The tech came back with the cost breakdown. This seemed standard and I signed. I had provided them with his vaccine paperwork, but they still gave his extra vaccines he wasn't due for yet. Then a new tech brought me my dog and told me they would be giving me his heartworm to take home and we would be all set to go. I asked if the vet would be coming back as we didn't really discuss any of the things that I came in to discuss- not his mouth injury or even his general health/ wellness. The tech told me that the vet didn't really talk to people. I asked if there was another vet or if the vet could come talk to me since I still had questions/ concerns. They said I could come another day, but the vet refused to come back into the room to speak with me anymore and that she had "moved on to other patients for the day." I had 2 employees tell me that there are other vets at the office I could request to see next time and it would be understandable- this seems to be a common problem with this vet (Briar Cunningham). The office manager said I could discuss my concerns or have a vet tech perform an exam on my dog, but I would still be charged in full as the vet "did perform an exam." (I stated I did not want to pay the $55 vet exam if the vet would not examine my dog for the problem we booked this appointment for.) She also said that they didn't know I was coming in cuz of my dogs teeth and they don't do that at their office and would give me a referral to their other location. I left crying and my dog is still in pain. Now dog has to wait another 2 weeks for appt at Morgan vet.

This place doesn't care if your animal needs help. They won't even come to your farm unless you pay…read morea ridiculous fee over the phone. Get your credit card out because it's all about the money. Don't waste your time with these people.

My big dogs love going here! It's such a beautiful facility and everyone is so helpful. They have…read moreso many activities to keep your pet entertained. I'm very luck to have this place so close to where I live.

This is an excellent place for your pets to stay while you're traveling. I've had my cat Jo Jo here…read moremany times I'm actually leaving him today to travel to Seattle. Everyone working here is an animal lover!! They treat my cat great. I have total trust in leaving him with this kennel. They're extremely polite. The rates are reasonable and when I pick JoJo up, he seems relaxed happy and contented. I highly recommend this kennel. It's the only place I leave my kitty .... Michael C

I have recently taken both my dogs to Dr. Barke, being new in town…read more Dog 1- had what I thought was a cyst that might need draining, along with an update on shots. Dr. Barke's Office is working with Covid rules, so they took him in while I waited in my car. However, Dr. Barke wanted to be able to tell me exactly what was going on with my dog. So she allowed me to come into the office, with my mask on, and stay at least 6' away from the examining table while she told me all she'd found, and why she wanted a blood test. She discovered that my dog was extremely low on thyroid, and that arthritis was making his joints hurt. She could tell by how he reacted to her touch, as well as how he moved. Long story short, she didn't skimp on time to just give him the shots and tell me the lump was a fat pocket. She has true care for the well-being of the animals in her care. He's a much happier, and friskier dog now that he's on corrective medication. Dog #2 - I nicknamed this dog Cujo because, even though he's small, he is a fear-biter and a screamer. I told them in advance, and they gave me a muzzle to put on him. They only had to give him his vaccinations, and trim his nails, but he was still a little pain in the butt! They couldn't have been nicer with him. It's difficult, because with Covid 19, I wasn't able to be in the room to settle him down for them. Letting them know his nasty temperament in advance made sure everyone came out unscathed! Dr. Barke gave me some ideas for what we could do in the future to keep him from stressing out, which was extremely helpful. My dogs are lucky to have such a good vet, and I'm very happy with their service.

Our Lab was limping badly and was constantly licking her foot. We could find nothing wrong. We…read moredecided to take her to a vet even though we were camping out of state. Dr. Barbara Barke and her staff were professional and very friendly. They were well organized and took great care of our Lab. They had contacted our home vet and obtained our dog's medical history before we arrived. She discovered the problem right away and explained it to us. Treatment was performed and antibiotics and care instructions were provided. We are very happy with Dr. Barke and were fortunate to take our dog in to the Gold Beach Veterinary Clinic, as her situation would have only gotten worse. We are happy campers once again!

Mary asked me not to bring my dog to her anymore…read more Because she barked too much! She only barks when she is confined without attention for long periods of time. I now take my dog to nearby Riverview Kennels. Very clean, professional. About the same price. They require vaccine records. Mary never asked me for those. Use this service at your pet's risk! So glad you banned my dog she is so happy at Riverview. They exercise her multiple times during the day. She was NOT happy with you.

Mary was wonderful with my dog the several times he stayed with her.. She is caring and attentive…read moreto your dog's needs, and sends pictures and daily commentaries, something that other kennels have neve done in my long life as a dog owner. She is the best!

This is a true professional! I called when she was out of the country. She answered the phone…read moreanyway and gave me a referral to the vet taking her cases while she was away. Great service, we hope to see you when you return

Dr. Mary Beth Wood is an incredible person! She is patient and gentle with our three "children."…read moreShe takes time with each so they can get to know her before she starts their exams. She also patiently answers our questions and makes sure that we throroughly understand. We highly recommend her every chance we get. We hope that she stays, otherwise we would be totally lost! Dr. Wood is truly the best!