Dr. Schlimgen is incredibly compassionate, and it's clear how much he truly cares about the animals…read morehe treats. He has been helping my dog with a severe lick granuloma, and what could have been a very stressful situation has been made so much easier thanks to his kindness. Every step of the way, he has been patient, thorough, and offered multiple options so I could make the best choices for my dog. The staff at this facility is also wonderful, and I always feel welcomed and supported. I'm really happy with the care we've received here and wouldn't want to go anywhere else. Highly recommend!

I LOVE this vet clinic and so do my cats! They are so thorough, they listen, and they are so gentle…read moreand caring with my pets. I will not be leaving this clinic unless I move far out of town - it's already a 30 minute drive, I don't mind however because they are excellent! The clinic is calm and welcoming. My girls have never been more comfortable at a vet than this one! 10/10 take your pets here!! Oh and lastly, the exam fee was relatively affordable at roughly 75$.

Lifesavers! The only clinic that could, and did, help me travel internationally with my dog…read more I called over 10 different veterinary clinics trying to find someone who could help me with an international health certificate for my dog, Shanti, and every single one either said they couldn't do it, didn't know how, or simply wouldn't help. Full Circle Vet was the only clinic willing and able to take it on, and they absolutely nailed it. From start to finish, every single staff member was warm, friendly, and totally on top of it. They handled complex paperwork, USDA requirements, and tight deadlines with such calm professionalism that it made a very stressful process feel manageable. They knew exactly what to do, acted promptly at every turn, and responded to obstacles with ease and confidence. Because of them, I am able to fly internationally with my dog today, something that's far more difficult and delicate than most people realize. I honestly don't know what I would've done without them I will say, it was expensive but that cost reflected the level of care, expertise, and commitment I received. In a situation where timing and accuracy are everything, they delivered Endlessly grateful to the team at Full Circle Vet. You are rare, you are amazing, and you have a lifelong fan in me (and Shanti!)

Lost a star because my review is being hidden. Not sure why or who is doing this, but I will get to…read morethe bottom of it.

First city vet came to our rescue when we needed it most. My rescue Susie started acting really off…read moreearlier in the week. She wasn't eating, was lethargic and shaky. So I called the vet and they got me in the next day at 9am. The evening before her appointment Susie looked like she was much better so I called and canceled our appointment. Then the next morning we got up and she was back to not eating and being lethargic and even worse. She was having a hard time just walking outside. I called that morning and they got us in that day at 4:30 pm. As the day went on she was getting worse and worse and wouldn't open her eyes unless she absolutely had to. Got to the vet and they found the problem so quickly after doing an ultrasound they found that she had pyometra--an infection/inflammation of the uterus that can cause it to fill with fluid or pus and can become life-threatening if the uterus isn't removed. They scheduled us for surgery the next morning at 8am. We took her in and the staff was so amazing. We picked susie up from the vet after surgery later that day and we could instantly tell that she was feeling much much better. We are so incredibly thankful for First city veterinary hospital! She's recovering amazingly!! She's doing so good that we're having a hard time keeping her down to rest and recover! She's also reactive to other dogs and they made it so easy to get her in. I walked in and checked her in and then they brought us through the side door!

Trying to rescue a juvenile cat from the streets before temps drop into freezing next week. They…read morewon't even consider doing all the things he needs (neuter, flea & tick removal, first shots) without an appointment to "meet" him ($95), then they'll consider scheduling him for the needed items for me to bring him inside with my indoor cats. I'm happy to pay for the "meet & greet" so long as he can get the other things to get this poor creature off the streets at the same time, but they won't flex on their policy . . . and that has to all be done before I can bring him inside my apartment, I can't risk ticks or him spraying in an apartment and getting myself evicted. Very disappointed in their policies and money first, animal safety secondary approach. Guess the do no harm thing is only for humans, who for the most part can advocate for themselves. I guess it doesn't apply to innocent animals.

Another year, another perfect checkup…read more ACGLO is hands down, the best vet in the entire metro area. I used to live right down the street, which was super convenient. But even after moving last year, I still drive back over to LO for every visit. They are worth the drive. Highly, highly recommend.

We recently got a new puppy and with that comes vet visits. The most important thing I look for in…read morea vet in a connection to my dog and to me. I want to feel the vet actually likes dogs and I want to feel that the vet actually wants to form some form of a connection with someone they will most likely be working with for years. Both of these were present in our first visit to ACGLO. Even though our first apt wasn't until Friday, when we called to get in sooner because of some GI concerns, they got us in almost immediately. Everyone at the office was so kind and loving and each one genuinely loved animals. I highly recommend this office!!! So does my pup.

If I could offer no stars here I would. On 7/2, I brought my healthy dog in to get spayed and to…read morewiden her nostrils to improve her breathing (recommended by the vet). After being overcharged by hundreds for the procedure from the price I was quoted beforehand, I was informed I need to take her to an emergency hospital for further evaluation since they "don't have the staff" to care for her. She has been horribly sick since I picked her up. I have never experienced such unacceptable veterinary care in my life. They caused the problem and are not taking responsibility. Do not trust this corporate vet that does not care about your fur baby.

I scheduled an initial exam for my dog and was able to get scheduled the next couple of days (My…read moreoriginal vet clinic shut down in LO and moved to a different town). I had to put down a $90 deposit, which I was fine with but seemed excessive. Long story short, I had forgotten about the appointment since I did not receive any confirmation via email or text and the office didn't call to check in if I was running behind (it would have been a 1 min drive to get to the clinic). Instead, they call me 15 mins after my scheduled appointment and informed me that because I was a "no show" I would have to forfeit the $90 deposit. I know it's ultimately my fault for forgetting about the appointment, but not getting any form of appointment confirmation seems unprofessional. Many of us have busy schedules or have things going on in our personal lives that could contribute to being a "no show". Wondering if this is just how they run their business or if this is a one off situation - but overall would say their lack of ease with a potential new client, lack of appt confirmation/ follow up speaks volumes on the type of service they provide. I do not recommend this place.

On a recommendation from a friend we decided to make the switch to cascade summit animal hospital…read morefor our primary vet. I was shocked that they were able to get us in so quickly. With all of our previous vets we had emergent issues that would have required us to either pay an emergency vet or wait weeks. All of the staff were friendly and helpful and judge free. They manage a lot of care on the app. The app is great for vaccine and flea med reminders as well as communicating with your care team for questions. I feel like with other vets they won't answer questions over the phone even simple ones without an appointment. Price point is high- but they have to run a business I'm sure the cost of running a clinic like this is steep as well. A little more price transparency would be good.

Dr. Ortner is the BEST!…read more The office is in a great West Linn location. Veterinary staff care for your dog or cat needs with courteous, efficient attention and treat your animal as if they were their own. I love their on line store, providing quick and less expensive drug needs.

I really can't speak highly enough of Narra vet. From our first appointment, we were treated with…read morerespect and felt cared for. Our senior gerbil Dante hadn't been doing very well and had developed a tumor. Narra helped us treat him, and eventually assisted in humane euthanasia. My son and I were really grateful for how kind they were during the euthanasia appointment. They had a room with low lighting and soft blankets set out for us to spend our last moments with Dante. They let us take our time, and answered any questions we had. We opted to get Dante cremated and the little carved wooden box we received was beautiful. Thank you Narra for a wonderful experience despite the circumstances. Everything the vets and staff did was very thoughtful. I'm so glad we have a small critter vet like this by us for our other gerbils!

I highly recommend Narra Veterinary Clinic. All staff members are great with my dog Jack. Exams are…read morethorough and communication is excellent. All staff members are professional and friendly.

I took my foster cats here as they partner with Meow Village. So I can only review as how the cats…read morewere handled and the operation. I don't get to see or talk to a vet. I just drop them off and take them back home. I took in 1 mom cat and 3 kittens for 4 spays, chips, and shots. All the girls were released early. We're very awake and doing great. No problems. The incision was neat, healed nice no infection, bump nothing on any of them. That evening they were all playing and eating. I feel comfortable they did a great job on them. I can't say how the doctors are or how pricing is.

I have mixed feelings about my experience here…read more I got my girl kitty when she was only 5 weeks old, and she grew up alongside our older male cat. They had always gotten along very well and were closely bonded. When it came time for her spay surgery, she was under a lot of stress. Before the procedure, the staff performed their examination and had me sign several forms, but nobody mentioned that the experience could potentially affect her relationship with our other cat. After the surgery, I was instructed to keep her in a separate room while she healed, which I did. What I didn't realize was that this separation, combined with the surgery and stress, could create tension between the two cats. Once her stitches were removed, I was told she could return to normal activity and roam the house again. I followed those instructions and let her back into the house before leaving for work. When I came home, I found fur from my male cat stuck under her nails and scratches on his face. It became immediately clear that something had changed between them. When I picked up my male cat to comfort him, my female cat attacked me as well, scratching me repeatedly. I had to defend myself and get away while protecting my other cat. I called the veterinary office and asked whether this type of behavior was known to occur after surgery. Later, the doctor called me back and confirmed that yes, they are aware that cats can sometimes become aggressive toward other household pets after procedures due to changes in scent, stress, and separation. What upset me most was that this was never discussed beforehand, nor was I asked to acknowledge it as a potential risk. Had I known this could happen, I would have either delayed the surgery until I could better prepare or taken additional precautions during the reintroduction process. Instead, I was caught completely off guard. When I asked for solutions, I was advised to purchase supplements and a diffuser, which cost me another $100. Thankfully, after about two stressful weeks, the cats have mostly returned to their normal relationship. The surgery itself appears to have gone well, and the staff were professional. My disappointment comes from the lack of communication regarding a known behavioral risk that had a significant impact on both my pets and myself. I simply wish I had been warned so I could have been better prepared.