My wife and I moved to Eugene in 2010. 1 week after we got her our little Italian Greyhound female…read morewas not doing well. Dr. Morrison came to our home and took care of everything. We waited 3 years before getting another dog. Now it is once again time to say goodbye. I'm 80 now so no more dogs for us. We have to think out ahead if we'll be here to see the puppy get through his or her little life. Blessings.

Dr. Morrison was recommended to us in time of crisis by our dog's Vet at Companion Animal. All the…read moreemotions and everything considered, the process went so smoothly. I appreciated being able to use her website to select a time that worked (in our case it was less than 24 hours). That appointment- time/date selection option on the website was so nice, and I appreciate it so much, I wasn't in a good place to try to break out calendars and talk back and forth about what time would work, or even text. It was nice that it was so straightforward, and everything was communicated so clearly. We found so much comfort and peace with Dr. Morrison's process- everything find natural and comfortable, she helped our family so much in a really tough time. It is comforting to know the details are taken care of and resolved, and she is so compassionate and caring.

Our Junior passed away after a long and hard fight with FIV. We took him in last summer after he…read morespent most of his 14 years on the streets being abused. He was terrified of people but came to trust us as we cared for him. He declined quickly and we made the tough decision to say goodbye at Wilvet South. They work with this company and sent Junior to them with our permission. We got an email from WCPM less than an hour after Junior was gone. We took a couple of days to grieve and process and made the selections on the website. We chose the photo urn and a clay pawprint. We submitted our choices and paid on 4/28, two days after Junior left us. He was cremated on 5/1 and we didn't receive notification that he was ready until 5/6. Longer than expected, but maybe they're very busy right now. My partner went and picked Junior up. We live very close so it was convenient. He said the person he talked to was friendly and the process was quick: just sign a form and you get your pet back. Junior was in a velvet bag that was placed inside a paper gift bag. His pawprint was in a case similar to a jewelry case. There was an unmarked envelope that contained a certificate of cremation, which was a bit unexpected. We were expecting a card or something nice, not something so....clinical. The urn is fine, it looks a bit cheap. You have to unscrew it from the bottom and see your pets ashes in a bag if you want to put a photo in it. That's a bit much for us so we are going to see if we can slot a photo of our special boy in through the front of the frame instead. The thing that really dropped my rating happened today, the day after we brought Junior home. I was cleaning up and dealing with the bags left over after we put Junior on our mantle. The velvet bag has cremains on the outside of it. I picked it up and immediately touched the cremains of a pet, and I'm choosing to tell myself that it's not my Junior because that would break me in ways I can't even describe. It was clear that whoever packed our boy up put the bag on a surface that had cremains spilled on it. The cremains looked and felt like both ash and ground up bone. I immediately felt sick to my stomach and felt like I was going to pass out. What kind of careless person spills someone's beloved pet, doesn't clean it up, and then puts a pretty bag that goes to the client on top of that? How do you not immediately clean up something like that? Is the work area such a mess that this is unavoidable? Do they just spill cremains all over the place? Do they empty the cremulator all over a countertop and just sweep the remains into a plastic bag? What are they doing that this happened? It's completely unacceptable and the several people I've told about it have agreed. It was incredibly upsetting in the moment and now I'm just furious that these people were careless enough to allow it to happen. I would not allow WCPM to take care of another pet of mine when they're gone. We didn't have a choice this time, but next time I'm going to make sure we do. I can't go through seeing and touching that again. Do better, West Coast Pet Memorial.

Our Jack passed away in my arms suddenly at home on January 1, 2026. We took him in to West Coast…read morePet Memorial the next day for a private/individual cremation. The day was so hard and I just didn't want to let him go. He was my heart, my best boy. We were treated with compassion, respect and knew we were leaving him in good hands. We got him back a week later. His urn is beautiful, and the presentation was more than we expected. The paw print in clay sits on a stand next to his urn. I still miss him terribly, and cry daily. But I know he was treated so well there.

Very sympathetic, affordable. Very knowledgeable. Will take all my animals there if I'm able to…read more Always lets you know your options and doesn't pressure you one way or another.

5 stars for Dr. Jones, who is an extremely patient and informative vet. He took the time to talk me…read morethrough a medical issue with great care, even as I'm sure he's had that same conversation with about 10,000 pet owners over the years. He's very conscientious, knowledgable, and eager to educate pet owners with abundant information and options. (All over the phone--I haven't met him in person, as I explain below.) I'd like to explain the unusual and somewhat imperfect system they have for seeing pets, just so nothing is a surprise for future clients. It's a small clinic seeing a lot of pets, so apparently it takes a long time to get an appointment the regular way. When I called and asked to make an appointment, I got a call back on voicemail saying "we have you booked for tomorrow morning, see you then" without working together to find a time. Since my schedule is difficult, it was sheer luck that I was available that day. When I called back for instructions, I was asked to bring the cat *before 8am* at which point he was put in a cage waiting to be seen. This is how they squeeze in appointments without a multi-week wait, which makes sense; but since that system wasn't clearly explained to me, it came as a bit of a surprise. The vet was able to see the cat 3-4 hours later and we had a very helpful conversation over the phone. Then I got tied down at work and by the time I was available to pick up the cat, he'd been there 5 hours or so. When I got him home, he was desperately hungry--I learned that they don't provide food, just water and litterbox. I also learned that there was a $40 "hospitalization fee" for this method, which was not explained beforehand. (For pricing transparency, the physical exam was $95. I think that's reasonable and the vet is very good. Also re: pricing, it seems like what they charge for prescription food and medicines is comparable to online, which I appreciate. Not much markup. So that's all good.) None of this is really bad, or anything, but I would have really appreciated a bit more advance explanation of the visit system, the fees, of the need for pet owners to bring food, etc. The front desk staff seem nice, but they are somewhat less patient and informative in explaining things than the doctor. It is worth it to have a good vet. And now future clients know that if the office slots you in for one of these morning drop-offs, it will cost $40 and you should bring food. That's all I wanted to share. And thanks Dr J for the great care!

We recently experienced one of the most heartbreaking moments a pet owner can face, and the team at…read morethe Vet Hospital on River Road in Eugene walked beside us every step of the way with a level of compassion and kindness that words can scarcely express. Our sweet Teddy, a 14-year-old terrier mix who had always been full of spirit and puppy-like joy, had suddenly fallen ill. Just two weeks prior, he was his usual energetic self, bounding around the house as if age had no hold on him. When we brought him to the clinic, we hoped for a simple explanation. What we received instead was devastating news: Teddy had aggressive lymphomic cancer that had quickly spread throughout his body. Dr. Shelton was the one who gently, respectfully, and clearly delivered the news that no pet parent ever wants to hear. He showed a deep sense of empathy--not just for Teddy, but for us as well. He explained everything with honesty and patience, giving us room to process and ask questions without ever making us feel rushed. From the moment we stepped into the clinic, every staff member made a painful situation just a little more bearable. Our vet tech, Hope, was incredibly gentle and present, offering silent support and care that meant more than she'll ever know. And Debbie, who greeted us at the front desk, was such a bright, calming presence. Her genuine warmth and kindness in our time of need helped soothe the ache in our hearts, even if just for a moment. Once it became clear that there were no viable treatment options and that Teddy was suffering, Dr. Shelton walked us through the process of letting him go--with reverence and sensitivity that honored our boy's life. He explained every step with clarity and care, allowing us space and time to say goodbye, and treated Teddy with the utmost respect and tenderness in his final moments. We may have left the clinic without Teddy that day, but we carried with us the comfort of knowing he was cared for with love and dignity. In those final moments, he was surrounded by kindness. This clinic our family. We are now lifelong clients because of the compassion, professionalism, and humanity we experienced. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for everything you did for Teddy and for us.

Dr Johnson is one of the very best vets I have ever seen. Took amazing care of my very difficult…read morecat. Really understood cat behavior better than any vet I have seen. We live in East Springfield and drive all the way to NW Eugene due to this excellence. Thank you. Sean R.

From the moment you walk in the door they are professional and very caring and considerate…read more Dr. Henery has always been very knowledgeable and if she didn't know the answer she found it. She is very caring and will explain all of the options. When my precious pet was too sick and it was time to let her go the whole staff was compassionate and gave me the time I needed to say goodbye before and after. They let me be in a private area with my pet and would check in to make sure i was ok and to see if i needed anything. You won't find a better veterinarian or a better business. Thank you to all at H&H VETERNARY Care

Dr Henry was an excellent vet. however, she did a yearly exam on our dog, then closed her business…read morewithout sending in his prescription for flea and tick prevention and heartworm protection. Now, we have to find another vet and pay again for an exam. not happy!!!!!!!!!!

I really admired CVC for their discounted prices and sliding scale fees. This has been a godsend…read morefor us since the majority of local vet clinics have nearly doubled in their cost of services since the pandemic. The reason I am giving CVC only one star, is because I feel like this vet clinic's performance and professionalism has become very poor since they had left Eugene. In Eugene, the staff was phenomenal in my opinion. They were gentle with my pets, they seemed to be very knowledgeable, educated, and provided me with quality advice, explanations, and instructions. When my pets received tests, we were noticed with the results and any recommendations within a couple of days. In Pleasant Hill, however, we felt rushed and did not receive the same kind of service. I didn't feel like their Vet provided me with the communication and time that I felt my pet and I deserved. My cat felt terribly uncomfortable with her Vet'erinarian's energy, as did I. I'm not sure how qualified she is, because i felt rushed and did not receive the communication I had with the CVC Eugene Veterinarians. In addition, we are at 3 days shy of one month since my cat's U/A. I have called and emailed several times, and we still have not received my cat's results. The majority of the time, my attempts to contact CVC have received no response. I am a retired veterinary technician. I would have been fired if I had forgotten to get back to our clients, or had them wait even a week for their animals test results. Only once have I ever felt such a lack of professionalism from the veterinarians and clinics that I have worked for or those who I have brought my pets to for the past 25 years. And that other one time I had a very poor vet experience, well, that same Veterinarian is working for CVC at this time! I just wish CVC would have never left Eugene. The service and support I received from their Eugene staff was always professional and respectable. And we were always treated very well. It is really a shame that the new clinic in Pleasant Hill doesn't have this same quality service and vibe. It saddens me greatly, and I can tell that my cat misses the old place too.

I took my cat in, it was my dads cat an he past away. We didn't know what sex the cat was and asked…read morethem. He went in for an exam and dental work. The vet came in for the exam which consisted of taking his temperature and feeling his stomach, looking at his teeth. His ears or heart wasn't checked at all. Then she left the room. They wanted to do blood work and get him back in for dental work. He did have a broken fang, I figured since I had a dental visit, they would take care of it? Nope, they wanted to see the blood work first, I had to reschedule for the dental. Which I could tell he was in pain already by the way he ate, so now it will be 2 1/2 weeks. They did give me pain meds though. We still don't know the sex, it seems they didn't want to take the time to check. They said they thought he was a female because he is a small cat and he'd be bigger if he was a male. He is a long hair and they didn't want to mess with all his fur to check his actual sex. Then in the morning I called to ask a question for my visit. The phone rang and rang, no one answered. I called again and left a message. No response. I sent an email, plus I called again with no acknowledgement. I told the girl up fron about my calls, she said they were having a lot of calls that morning. That to me is very discouraging. That's their business, we are their customers! We have questions we need answers to. How do they know what we are calling for? How do they pick the calls they answer? That is not professional at all. If that's an example of how much they care, it makes me rather worried. Now I hope they won't take it out on my cat when I take him back in for his dental visit? This is my response, not my cats. I just hope they treat my cat well and do it professionally. I don't want him to be in pain much after his surgery. I did love that the work they did was in the room I was in. I think it made my cat more at ease knowing I was there with him, instead of being taken in another room with people he didn't know. That made me feel very good. Thank you very much for letting me be with him and for understanding that I wanted to be there with him and hopefully make it easier for you. Thank you

It used to be a good place to go but they don't have good customer service anymore! When you call…read morethere, they won't answer their phone you get to leave a message not knowing if they will ever call you back, they say at their convenience. Which means good luck if you have anything you got to do that day because you can wait all day like I did without getting a call. So, I drove 25miles to the office to find three receptionists doing nothing no phone calling no answering phones. Now I wait for another call from them.

Wes Violet has been my parent's vet for years. Always for horses. Well, had to travel home while my…read morehusband is deployed for a family emergency. My dog Spur, had been an insulin dependent diabetic for a little over a year, he had gone blind about 4 months ago, and got diagnosed with Cushings. His quality of life was going down fast. We ended up taking him with us to live on the farm for the rest of his days. He had some great moments in those last few weeks. But it was time, he was in pain. I called and made an end of life appointment with them. They didn't know me, they didn't understand that I have been watching our pup slowly decline. He still wanted to eat and didn't seem like he wasn't ok to the outside. So they had to take my word for it. I thought I would have to sit there and convince them, it would have been so hard to do and so stressful especially without my husband. But they didn't need that. They took me at my word and helped me get my best friend over the rainbow bridge. It was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. They have a small candle that they light to let others know to be quieter. And they helped me with the paperwork and getting a spreading tube (to spread his ashes), I wanted to save that for when my husband gets back. Then they called me the next week and I went to get his remains. A week and a half later, I got a card in the mail, with everyone's signature. This meant the world to me that these people, Wes Violet's people, that didn't know my doggy, trusted me, and genuinely did their best to make this super tough experience go so well. Thank you. Truly, from the bottom of my heart. You helped us so much.

Dr Browning is experienced, knowledgeable, and thorough in his approach to your pet's issue. His…read moreprices are extremely reasonable, especially as seen in today's vet practices where massive markups on everything - meds, labs, vaccines - are the norm. I definitely recommend him whether needing a second opinion or just seeking routine vet care.

Dr Browning and his staff are second to none and I'm so grateful I brought my boxer here for a…read moresecond opinion. OVRA is supposed to have the specialist for eye issues but after 4 months my dog was just getting worse and worse. We were a week away from him losing an eye. Had surgery and the price was fair and my baby is more comfortable than he's been in months. Thanks to all