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Bend Veterinary Clinic

3.4 (69 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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I have a ton of pets - two dogs, a cat, two bunnies, a snake, a gecko, a variety of frogs....its extremely convenient and reassuring that they're open 7 days a week and can literally treat ALL of my ridiculous pets. It can be a busy place some days because this town is growing like crazy and everyone wants the best vet - but in my experience they provide highly individualized care that is worth waiting for. My pets have seen almost every doctor on staff, the one and only Byron Maas of course, Lauren Thorson, Tabitha Johnston, Courtney McLaughlan, Linx Alexanderson, Jeanette Wells, Laura Acevedo, Michaela Tostberg and Kelly Smith. Theyre all so amazing and deeply caring! I cant imagine going elsewhere. Thank you for everything your staff has done for my little critter family!!!

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They always treat my golden retriever great. Nice new space as well. Waiting room much better!

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Staff is consistently impersonal....lacking genuine concern.

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A great clinic to take your pet to! Well run, competent and compassionate.

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“Byron and Stayer have seen my dogs multiple times for dentals and check ups, through kennel cough and anxiety.”

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Caring and compassionate staff! A difficult experience made bearable by people who not only cared…read morefor our cat but for us as well,

It has taken me years to write this review because what happened to my beloved dog Charlie under…read moreDr. Stephen Stockdale's care was one of the most devastating experiences of my life. Charlie's mass had previously been evaluated through Seattle Veterinary Specialists when it was small, and I was told it was benign. After it grew, repeat testing identified it as a malignant sarcoma. Dr. Stockdale subsequently recommended a biopsy to determine the tumor grade and whether Charlie should undergo aggressive surgery. His own report documents that the tumor was already extensively invasive. I trusted his medical judgment and authorized the biopsy. I NEVER would have done so had I known what I learned immediately afterward. I took Charlie to a senior surgeon specializing in soft-tissue sarcomas who examined him and told me that, based on the sheer size of the tumor, surgical removal was medically impossible and Charlie would bleed out. He also told me that reconstruction of the abdominal wall on the scale being contemplated was not medically feasible. Had I received that experienced surgical opinion first, there would have been absolutely no reason for me to put my already suffering 16-year-old dog through an invasive biopsy. Dr. Stockdale's written report also describes potential surgery involving a hemipelvectomy and right hind-limb amputation. I do not recall him ever disclosing possible limb amputation to me before I consented to the biopsy. Charlie suffered significant additional pain, and then I received an enormous bill--after this same veterinary system had previously evaluated his mass when it was small and I had been told it was benign. The biopsy was performed on June 7. Charlie died just 54 days later, on July 31. I consulted an attorney at the time regarding veterinary malpractice and was encouraged to file a complaint and report what happened. My overwhelming grief after Charlie's death prevented me from pursuing it then. I now intend to file a formal complaint with the Washington Veterinary Board so that what happened to Charlie can finally be reviewed. This experience permanently changed my view of financially incentivized veterinary and medical care. When the institution recommending procedures also profits from performing them, patients and families are extraordinarily dependent upon the honesty, integrity, experience, and sound judgment of the professionals advising them. I would never entrust another animal to Stephen Stockdale's care. I strongly encourage anyone facing a serious diagnosis to obtain an independent opinion before agreeing to invasive procedures--even when, as I did, you reasonably believe that a licensed, board-certified surgeon should be someone you can trust to provide competent surgical guidance based solely on the best interests of the animal rather than the financial interests of the institution providing the care. I will always regret trusting the surgical guidance Stephen Stockdale gave me--guidance that a senior soft-tissue sarcoma surgeon subsequently told me was medically wrong. Had I been given an accurate assessment of Charlie's surgical options from the beginning, I NEVER would have subjected him to that invasive biopsy.

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I cannot say enough nice things about this pet hospital. My cat needed his anal glands expressed…read more I'm new to the area so I don't have a vet yet. Even though it wasn't urgent, my little guy was in discomfort and they got me in with a vet tech the very next day. I appreciated that they cared and made it a priority. When I arrived, I was greeted right away. They asked about Bagheera (my kitty) and brought him a calming pheromone blanket to cover his cat carrier while we waited. Once we were brought to the exam room, the employee laid out some cat treats for Bagheera and let him get settled. Everybody genuinely wanted him to be as comfortable and stress-free as possible. There was even a pheromone plug-in in the exam room. After a short wait, Erin and another vet tech arrived to express his glands. I've seen uneasy videos of this procedure, and he's had it done once before. It wasn't anything like that during this visit. One tech held him snug while the other was gentle and efficient. And it was done! Bagheera didn't make a peep. Everybody who interacted with me seemed like a sincere animal lover. I could tell everyone cared and enjoyed what they do. I will definitely be coming back for any future vet needs. They even treat reptiles in addition to cats and dogs. Thank you so much for taking such good care of Baggy!

Have transitioned to new vets, Aggressive approach to…read moreselling new services. Not a friendly place any more, more focused on selling than actually advising support for your pet.

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Dr. Stephanie Sur and Jen at Four Paws Wellness Center have been incredible to my Rottweiler,…read moreAtlas. In our house, Dr. Sur is known as Atlas' pediatrician, and that says it all. When he was recovering from injuries, they put together a plan using multiple approaches, and adjust it based on how he is responding. They've treated his allergies naturally, including with acupuncture, and caught vitamin deficiencies we never would have known about. What sets them apart is how thoroughly they look at the whole dog instead of just treating symptoms. They take the time to explain everything and offer several options,they clearly care about Atlas, and he's genuinely happy to walk through their door. Dr. Sur's knowledge is outstanding, and both she and Jen are warm, attentive, and wonderful at every visit. If you want a vet in Bend who treats your dog like family, and supports you in trying to make the best decisions for your fur child, go to Four Paws!

I wouldn't take our furry family members anywhere but to Dr. Sur and Jen. They are the most…read moreoutstanding vet team I have ever worked with and trust them implicitly. I am in the unique position that I have worked with both Dr. Steve who owned Four Paws before Dr. Sur and Jen took it over and with them as well, so I hope the following is helpful to prospective clients. When I first moved to Bend, I wanted a holistically-minded vet for my senior dog Beaker. Like so many people, I had little success finding a vet that wouldn't push a lot of invasive interventions, meds, and procedures and would take the time to really get to know my dog and listen. Then, I stumbled upon Dr. Steve and, for the first time, felt like I had hit the vet lottery. He cared for my sweet boy for four years (all the way until the end of his life) and I couldn't have been more grateful. When I knew Dr. Steve would be retiring soon and we got a second young dog, Doug, I took him to see Dr. Sur. Lightning struck twice. She was everything I had hoped for in a vet; attentive, supportive, caring, integrative, and vastly knowledgable. And then, Dr. Sur and Jen took over Dr. Steve's practice when he retired and I couldn't have been more thrilled. Doug has had the absolute best care at Four Paws and I couldn't recommend working with them more!

Bend Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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