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Nunn Will DVM

5.0 (1 review)

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Columbia Veterinary Hospital - Hmm?

Columbia Veterinary Hospital

(24 reviews)

We have dogs and cats that we take to this vet hospital. We have been with them for quite a while,…read morestarting in their old location and moving to the new one with them. They are caring, friendly and always answer all the questions you have. When we had to put our German Shepard down several years ago, the vet was so sweet and kind even coming out to put our Zena to sleep in the van so she wouldn't have to walk in. Many tears were shed and I know how much they are. Fast forward to our newest member of the family a puppy we named Taran, they were so awesome! Not only answering all my questions but also giving me hints about dealing with my new little bundle. You don't always get the same vet each time, but I know all of them at this point and each one is fully qualified to take amazing care of your beloved furry family member.

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE IF YOU SUSPECT GRASS SEED INHALATION. Have been going to them for…read moreyears, since they were in a smaller clinic. Things changed when they built a fancy new building of their own on the river, and now it seems to be mostly a monetary focus. My friend is furious that they "let her dog die" and I had my own bad experience when I brought my own dog in for evaluation on a suspected airway obstruction. Instead of looking at the airway obstruction, they ran over $400 in various blood tests-including pancreas for some damn reason! When it came time to address the airway obstruction, they said they don't have the specialized equipment- which is the whole reason I brought her in. We live in the Columbia River Gorge, and this is a semi-rural vet hospital, and they don't have the expensive equipment to diagnose a simple grass seed (which can be deadly). When I asked why they don't have the equipment I was told they just can't afford it, and nobody there is trained to operate it anyway. I told them I thought it would be a good idea to get this because grass seed problems are very very common around here. Apparently the nurse didn't like my audacity to suggest what I would like to see in a vet, and had the owner call me back and tell me off for 10 minutes, then tell me to come and pick up my sick dog - that they would not treat it. Wow. Just kicked a sick animal to the street. They were very careful to hold my pet back until I paid. Imagine, kicking someone out of your practice and expecting payment! But it showed me their priorities and that they do this OFTEN. I understand owners are upset when their pets become sick, and I wish they would also, and show a little compassion. Nope- out the door with you! Update: She was taken to another vet, who quickly noticed a swollen neck, so they put her under anesthesia and checked out her airways- what I wanted Columbia to do! They found no obstruction, but he as a type at inflammatory laryngitis cats get, and an experienced vet would know about. Treating with cortisol. I really feel like Columbia run all those vague tests to run up bills, and they started doing that when they moved into their new fancy building. It's so transparent. The young vets just starting out have no idea.

My Family's Pet Doctor - The dummy being barred from the kitchen by a baby gate because he's a little piglet.

My Family's Pet Doctor

(16 reviews)

the dalles oregon my family pet doctor…read more dr. michael's and her whole staff have been nothing but loving, caring, friendly, helpful and attentive to all my teacuppoodle's needs for 12 years now......her well check was today it went great still the same service excellent just a little advice to those owners that have scared cats or dogs.......................................... just remember this if your dog or cat gets scared during their visit, so no harm comes to anyone in the office or in the room please ask your veterinarian for a sedative do to the fact that they can bite, scratch, or whatever to protect themselves.................................................................. [ so before ] if you know your pet exhibits these types of signs with their behavior ...........please talk to your veterinarian before you bring your pet in for a visit........................................................................................... loving your animal dog or cat this way will help them in their behavior at the veterinarain's office i love animals thank you doctor michael's and associates and staff for all your kindness towards all your many patients cheryl and cuddles {teacuppoodle]

On September 14th of this year we were camping at Cottonwood Canyon. We live near Portland & had…read morejust arrived at the campsite. My dog Walter was involved in a nasty little altercation with a friend's dog and he was slashed on the side of his ribcage by one of her nails. I could tell right away that while there was no blood, a stitch or two or three would be the optimal treatment. Unfortunately it was after hours and while it was an ugly wound, we didn't consider this an emergency enough to cause delays in life-or-limb saving treatment for other animals, so we waited until the following day. My husband took Walter to My Family's Pet Doctor. Conveniently for us, they had a cancellation that morning and were able to get him in right away. We're not doctors, and we are especially not veterinary doctors. But we stupidly assumed he would be getting a few stitches under local anesthesia. Welp, as it turns out, we were dumb, this wasn't how it was done. It was done using general anesthesia. Walter received 8 stitches along with a thorough cleaning & inspection of the wound. We were sent home with pain meds & antibiotics. I removed Walter's stitches 12 days later and the would looks beautiful. There were no complications & we had no concern about infection at any time. The entire process was just under $500. And while this is a lot of money I feel it was more than fair & was honestly expecting it to cost more. In general, veterinarians & veterinary staff are woefully underpaid for their level of education and the amount of emotional & mental stress they are subjected to on a daily basis. We don't have pet insurance but hopefully at some point it becomes mainstream so that the people that care for our animals can be compensated more appropriately without it feeling like a "racket" to pet parents. Anyways, we appreciate Dr. Katie Sowell and her team so much for getting our dumb pooch stitched back up. He's back to his handsome old self.

Nunn Will DVM - vet - Updated October 2026

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