Took our dog in to be neutered. They glued the incision. Small cone on head . Dog licked his…read moreincision open, that night had to go back in to get it stitched up . They charged almost exactly same price again to put stitches in and a larger cone on his head. I asked if they are not partially responsible since they didn't stitch it the first time ? They said no. Never again will we go back .

We have been using Tom and his practice for over twenty years. We have been delighted with the…read morecare our pets have received there. They have saved a couple of our cats from severe problems and shared our sadness when our pets have passed. I really can't imagine going anyplace else. These people really care about our pets!

Hope Animal Hospital has been with us through every stage of our beloved Honey's life -- from her…read morevery first appointment to her final day -- and we are endlessly grateful for the incredible care they provided. I have never experienced such deep compassion, love, and kindness from any other veterinary clinic. The entire staff treated Honey like family, and they supported us with genuine empathy and respect through every visit, milestone, and ultimately, the hardest goodbye. Their dedication and tenderness brought us so much comfort, especially in those final moments. Knowing Honey was in such caring hands meant the world to us. Thank you, Hope Animal Hospital, for loving our girl like we did. We can never fully express how much your care has meant. I truly cannot recommend this team enough.

Called in for help with a female whom went into a sever heat and hadn't stopped bleeding for 6…read moreweeks. And was showing signs of infection. I simply needed the cost of an ultra sound. Knowing that's what they would want to do After exam !! she told me after being snarky about the fact that they can't give any prices until the exam has been done... she then says they don't have an ultra sound machine and referred me to emergency.. in Tualitin,,,,, them not having an ultra sound machine is a flat out lie.. it's very obvious that they just didn't want to deal with it. Bad vibes all the way around !

I have had multiple dogs receiving care here and would recommend this group without reservation…read more Currently I have 5 German Shepherds, all with different personalities. The doctors and staff treat all my dogs with kindness, caring, patience and efficiency, in spite of two with anxiety, one with aggressive behavior and one who thinks he owns the world! They treat them as if they are their own. Best care we have ever had.

I cannot thank Animal Care Clinic enough for their care for our sweet Kodiak. Having a hunting…read moredog/breed can be a lot but the staff at Animal Care Clinic has helped us every step of the way and they are always one call away. Thank you for your care, respect and attentiveness.

In a perfect world, I would hope that no one would need to avail themselves of their service and…read moreour beloved animals would live with us forever. When that is no longer the case and tough decisions need to be made, we had an excellent experience with Compassionate Care to say goodbye to our pup. Let me start by saying that every administrative and customer service interaction was timely, clear, and concise. The last thing you want in this situation are delays and confusion. Once I reached out through the contact link on their website, the email response with details about their different services happened within 10 minutes. An intake call to make arrangements for a euthanasia visit at our home was answered by a human and only took a few minutes. They recommend making a reservation 48-hours in advance, but we were put on a wait-list and we moved up our reservation when things opened up. I appreciate that you can reschedule (with four hours advance notice) as well. They have a variety of services, Eco-friendly cremation, and memorial pieces. Everything was arranged in advance, including payment through their web portal, so when the vet arrived for the appointment it was all about our boy and his (and our) comfort. Dr. Wilson clearly walked us through the process, gave us time to say goodbye, provided options, and was a wonderful partner in the process. Cremation is done at a facility in N. Portland, but they have the option of picking up the cremains in Oregon City which was more convenient for us. Having gone through this experience with another pet where we took them to the vet's office, I would highly recommend this option for the pet's comfort. It just felt better saying goodbye in a familiar space surrounded by love.

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.

Dr. Fammatre is as good as they get. --- see that? It's a period…read more ANY negative reviews you will hear about, are from people who heard great things about him, but were unable to get on his patient list.... Or from people who sought to have some cute 16 year old girl whimper like cute, empathetic girls do, when she hears about a pet's suffering. Dr Fammatre spends the majority of his time with his arm up a Horse's. or Cow's ass. He's an old-school vet, but boy does he know his practice. He's an absolute gem. If not for Dr. Fammatre, a few of my pets may have died. When one (if they're lucky enough) goes to Dr. Fammatre with a dog, like me, Dr. Fammatre has YOU go in too, because he understands the dog knows and trusts YOU. For someone like me, with a German Shepherd breed, that's SO GREAT. My dog would need a great deal of restraint, if I were not there. But when I am there, being as he trusts me, thre treatment is easy, and not traumatic to my dog, Buckshot. Seriously, I could care less about some minimum-wage teenie-booper making ME feel better. Dr. Fammatre is all about the animal, and he understands them. He doesn't rip you off. He KNOWS animals, and well... So far as I say, he's the best vet I've ever come across. Thing is, he's only ONE guy. His office manager, is one lady. That's why they're so affordable, but then again, he is very limited when it comes to taking new PT.s/Families. I was Lucky.... My family got in early, right as Molalla became larger back in the late 90's. He does NOT take on new families often. This is so he can maintain his high quality of care. He's nt about getting rich. He truly loves animals. If I were to guess, I'd say more than he does people.... Then again, who doesn't? As I said, he's just one man, and he owns his land. For those of us blessed enough to have our best friends as his patients, we love him like family.... He really rocks. He's the best Vet I've ever met. To a human, his office may seem impersonal, but from the animal's standpoint, he's a saint. He's there for them, not you. He doesn't scare them or cater to YOU, while making THEM nervous. He gets stuff done before they even know what's happening. That's best for the animals, who tend to be confused & scared at Vet offices as it is. I can't recommend him any more than I do. He's top-notch. He's kept my familie's dogs alive for as long as you've ever heard of (Like Sox, my folks's 17 year old 120 lb dog) and he saved my cat's (Kitty's) life for $160.00, which included a week of in-patient kitty-catheritization, and a big bag of Vet-cat-food PLUS a whole case of Vet-approved Unirany tract wet food. Seriously, he's unbelievable. Only drawback, is that because he limits his PT. load, most reading this will not be able to get their best friends in as his patients. Keep trying though. Once you get in, you're in. And as I said, Dr. Fammatre is as good as they get, and then some.

Melinda took great care of my cat, sending me photos of him, and letting me know how he was doing…read more She also brought in my mail and kept my plant alive. Her price is very reasonable, speaking as someone who is on a tight budget. She obviously really cares about animals and is a professional in the veterinary field. The vet she recommended was great too. I feel lucky to have had access to her services.

They are soooo great! Melinda came over and let my dog out a few times while I was at a seminar…read more My dog is fearful so finding someone I can trust to be around and care for him is difficult sometimes, but she was great and patient with him. She sent frequent text updates including pictures. I have already recommended her to a friend!

Know before you go: 1) Oregon Humane Society is one of very…read morefew shelters that I have visited that supply ear plugs for visitors to use. May I suggest that you use them when entering dog adoption kennels. The kennels can get very noisy. 2) Meet and greet areas are available for you to get up close and personal with the dogs. 3) One of the keys to a successful dog adoption is finding one whose energy level matches your own. A high energy dog and medium to low energy owner is not a good match. 4) Basic obedience training is a very, very good thing. Believe me, you don't want to be the one chasing your happy-go-lucky dog down a busy street after it got loose! The recall command (come) can literally save your dog's life.

Adopted a pitbull mix in Nov 2025. They described her as a 4 or 7 mo old active dog. She met my dog…read moreand they loved each other. I take my dogs everywhere. Unfortunately out of my home she is so other dog aggressive she can't really go anywhere. She even jumped out of the window of my moving truck to attack a dog walking down the street. I called there behavior pet line twice asking for help with her behavior. They return the call, act like they care and say the will get back to me. Then they never follow up. About the age, the vet said she is more like 2. I cannot recommend this shelter.