After calling three veterinary clinics, I am a client of two and got denied at all three locations…read morefor my emergency with my cat Gus. I brought my cat in Friday afternoon that was severely ill, malnourished and dehydrated. The staff answered my phone call with care and consideration. They welcomed me to bring my cat in that day at any time to help us. we got there and they welcomed us in with a smile and care. The doctor was concerned for my cats well-being. He nourish him back to offered to keep my cat overnight. This facility truly cares about the people and the animals they see. I am so impressed with how I've been treated with all three of our since the incident I will now be a regular client as well as my boyfriend will be with all of our animals. I truly appreciate every staff member that worked at this clinic the last few days every single one of them were so kind to me and treated me with 10 out of 10 care and respect. You can tell the doctor truly cares about the animals that he works with. He was so kind and patient with me as I had many questions. This Dr gave me a whole new perspective of how an Animal Hospital should be ran.

Great service and they fit us in when no one else would!…read moreWhile in vacation at Riley's Ranch our Pug was not eating and puking up water for a couple days. This is a full service hospital that was able to do blood work on the spot. Some shots and meds for the pain and he is already on the mend. Everyone is very caring and friendly, amazing doctor too!

We brought our Dane/Lab mix in on a Saturday morning for emergency care. We were prepared to drive…read moreto an emergency vet in Roseburg, if needed, but, I am SO grateful the staff were very understanding and got us in quickly. Dr. O'Donnell reputation is stellar and after this visit I understand why. This man is a treasure! We are SO desperate for quality veterinary care in this area and Dr. O'Donnell was incredibly kind, informative and didn't overload us with meds that were not needed. The staff, oh my goodness, there are not enough words to describe how incredibly kind and understanding this entire practice is. Every single person we interacted with was top notch. I am SO thankful we found the care we needed. To the EXCEPTIONAL STAFF...THANK YOU!!

Agree with other reviews. Best vet ever. The difference is that he and his staff treat every pet…read morewith love and treat every pet's life as if each day is an irretrievable day. I'm very grateful for the conscientiousness, love, and care given to our pets.

Hello folks, I am…read moreleaving this review because MVH totally redeemed themselves and I feel I should explain. We were all spoiled by Dr. Lisa. That was a given. She was our Dr. Pol. My recent visit on June 7th was fabulous. My dog actually slipped her collar. I dropped everything and ran out the door after her. Both of the front office girls did the same and brough me my lease and one of theirs. She was stopped by a passerby (thank you Cherrie) and safely returned. Again, my issue, not the dog. I did not have the collar tight enough. Body harness and collar from this point on. The girls were so sweet and kind. We laughed after the fact, but I was total "crazy dog mom" during the escape! My vet is Dr. Kramer. I will only see Dr. Kramer. I had Dr. Cunningham before and that woman should never be allowed to touch anyones pet. I left and went to another vet for a year until my beautiful girl was diagnoised with lung cancer. Dr. Kramer and Brittany came out to my home. My old girl did not like vet visits, especially the last one with that horrible Dr. Cunningham. I opted to have her pass at home in her own enviroment with her hoomans around her. Dr. Kramer and Brittney were so compassionate and kind to myself as well as my old girl, as they helped her cross over to rainbow bridge. They then let us have our time and carefull with love wrapped her up and took her for cremation.. That was in Feb 2024. In April 2024 I rescued my beautiful girl from Saving Grace in Roseburg. I decided to go with MVH based on dealing with Dr. Kramer for my old girls passing. Dr. Kramer did a complete checkup. Answered all my questions and gave her a clean bill of health. The staff and assistants are amazing. I adore Brittany and Bella. The new location is bigger and more rooms. More lobby room too. Makes it easier when you have a nervous pet parent worring about other pets. now all pets are pet friendly. Especially shelter pets. It takes them weeks and months to settle into their forever home. Especially if the are not puppies or kittens. I am very happy with Dr. Kramer. I feel she is on her A game when it comes to my girls health. Both her and her Tech have no problem getting on the floor and touching and working on my dog. That is a throwback to Lisa's way of meeting and dealing with your pet. They had no problem with me being in the room too. Another high point. I do not like it when for a general check up or blood draw etc, that I am kicked out. My anxiety goes bonkers when they take my pet away. especially with a shelter rescue. They already are freked out. Sometimes, it has to be that way, but not everytime. A Dr. Cunningham habit that I loated. Dr. Kramer had no problem with me spacing out my girls vaccines. It is called a tech visit. They just administer the vacinne, and your out the door. I am not a fan of viral vacinne overload on my dog. Dr. Kramer is not pushy. She gives you the facts and its up to you if you want to proceed. If its important, she will let you know. I like her matter of fact personality and her honesty. Overall I am pleased. They deal with my issues as well as my pet I do not know why, but I become a complete mess when I take my dog in. Bottom line, no, they are not the cheapest gig in town. But seriously, what vet is. The health and life of my dog is worth the cost. Your pets health is only as good as your vet. So interview your vet. If they will not touch your animal or listen to your concerns, Then request a different vet or move on. This pertains to every vets office. There are good vets and bad vets. Just like our human health care. Be proactive in your pets care. Thank you.

First and last time. One of the many receptionists had a client on hold and was talking loudly to…read morethe co workers about how annoying the person was that was on hold. You could tell the person on hold was in distress about an animal issue. Very unprofessional. I had an appointment, I filled out the paperwork and turned it in. 15 minutes later you could hear them asking what the paperwork was for and that my appointment was marked missed. When I finally did get called for the appointment, the vet tech was very nice. The vet was nice, but spent less than 10 minutes in the exam, went directly to talking about getting an estimate for surgery all without any discussion about the actual issue. No information, just estimates. When I received the estimate, it was outrageous. So much more expensive than other vets I usually go to. I declined further services and left having wasted time and money as I will now have to go to our usual vet. Whenever I've gone to our other usual vets, they provide far more information than I even need, the price is way more reasonable, and I don't worry about the unprofessional front desk.

My greyhound, Jade loves Dani the vet tech. She is always so kind and personable. Jade even loves…read moreher toenail trims by.Dani.

Everything could improve. Ya know. I don't like to post negative stuff on here but this information…read moreis important. I've been trying to get a travel health cert for my horses since March. I finally got an appointment for April 1st at Bandon Veterinary Hospital in Bandon Oregon. I trailered both Ari & Butternut the 1 1/2 hours to get their Coggins pulled & their health cert. As some of you know...some states allow the Extended CVI for 6 months & Oregon is one of those. So is California where I'm hoping to be headed April 15th for a clinic. Help me understand how a licensed vet doesn't know this. Help me understand why I should make multiple calls to get it done. Help me understand why a licensed vet would omit a brand marking. Help me understand how a licensed vet mistakes a mare for a gelding. Help me understand why a licensed vet would lie to me about the Oregon Agriculture Department not allowing an extended CVI. I called them myself. I cannot travel interstate without this.

we took our kitten there because she needed her shots and normal things, but then it turned out…read more She had a lot more issues going on than we thought. They were so sweet and so incredible with her and with helping out so much because of the devastating news we received. I couldn't rave more about all the women in that office! I definitely recommend them to anyone needing to take their animal to a vet!

Our beagles Millie and Mollie recieved excelent care and love before their passing. Now we have…read moreMaddy who is looking forward to meeting everyone for her first visit at Ocean Vetenary Hospital.

I've been using MVH since the 1990's and until recently I felt that the care me animals received…read morewas outstanding and was comfortable that the vets cared about me and my animals. Since they closed the actual MP hospital and moved into the new fancy facility in Coquille I have felt totally different. I don't feel the vets (both older women (40+) care particularly about me or my animals. You either pay cash or add a credit card fee to your bill; they don't follow up on what they say they will and one visit I had a nearly 3 hour wait beyond my appt time. Seriously reconsidering staying with time.

Made an appointment here for my dog because he hurt his tooth- saw blood on a snack and now he's…read morewhimpering when eating. They charged me $395 and did not look at his teeth or discuss his potential injury/ pain with me. They told me they don't do that at their office- wish I knew that when I made the appointment. I called a week ago because of the blood/ potential tooth injury. It looks like one of his teeth cracked in half/ it's clearly cracked off. He was recently adopted from the shelter, so I also needed to establish vet care. I explained this on the phone. We went today and I reviewed with the vet tech that the primary concern is his teeth. She was aware of this as she had been given the concern list (made via the phone call) from reception. Other concerns were minor- getting up to date on vaccines & he's been chewing at his paws. The vet came in and asked that my dog be put on the table and immediately started listening to his heart with her stethoscope. My dog is a very mellow, gentle boy, but due to abusive past, he is scared of objects coming at him. He won't even eat peanut butter off a spoon cuz he's scared of spoons. The vet didn't even greet my dog/ let him sniff her, just told the tech to put him in a choke hold and started poking at him. He was scared and cried out a little. I tried to tell him it was ok and the vet scolded me and told me to firmly tell him "no" and not coddle him when he cries out. I'm glad that he expresses when he is nervous and he usually just needs a little reassurance- her method is how dogs bite "out of no where" when you tell them they are bad for communicating their discomfort. (I didn't stop the exam, I just spoke to him in a soothing voice and stood where he could see me.) She then lifted his cheek and barely glanced at his teeth. She maybe saw 3 back teeth from the side- the broken tooth is in the front. She stated he needed a teeth cleaning (I know and wanted to get that scheduled today.) She then said he was gaining weight because I have him on a grain free diet (no advice about how much I should be feeding him or any food recommendations). I tried to start a discussion around his diet and tried to explain why I chose the food he was on. I said "I've read the studies, but it seems that the main problem is replacing grains with legumes." She cut me off and only said "anyone can write anything on the internet." She then left the room with my dog to give him vaccines, but I wasn't really sure what was happening. The tech came back with the cost breakdown. This seemed standard and I signed. I had provided them with his vaccine paperwork, but they still gave his extra vaccines he wasn't due for yet. Then a new tech brought me my dog and told me they would be giving me his heartworm to take home and we would be all set to go. I asked if the vet would be coming back as we didn't really discuss any of the things that I came in to discuss- not his mouth injury or even his general health/ wellness. The tech told me that the vet didn't really talk to people. I asked if there was another vet or if the vet could come talk to me since I still had questions/ concerns. They said I could come another day, but the vet refused to come back into the room to speak with me anymore and that she had "moved on to other patients for the day." I had 2 employees tell me that there are other vets at the office I could request to see next time and it would be understandable- this seems to be a common problem with this vet (Briar Cunningham). The office manager said I could discuss my concerns or have a vet tech perform an exam on my dog, but I would still be charged in full as the vet "did perform an exam." (I stated I did not want to pay the $55 vet exam if the vet would not examine my dog for the problem we booked this appointment for.) She also said that they didn't know I was coming in cuz of my dogs teeth and they don't do that at their office and would give me a referral to their other location. I left crying and my dog is still in pain. Now dog has to wait another 2 weeks for appt at Morgan vet.

My wonderful cat, Charley, had been very ill with heart disease. The vets at Hanson-Meekins gave me…read morea diuretic medicine for him and while it worked for another month, eventually he could not breathe due to the continued fluid buildup in his lungs. Dr. Dan advised me of Charley's very labored breathing so I decided to let him go. Dr. Dan was very compassionate and explained the process that he would use to allow Charley to go peacefully and that would end his suffering. Later, they also sent me a beautiful condolence card and Dr. Dan and the staff all signed it. I will always take my pets to Hanson-Meekins.

They take good care of Boomer and that is important to me because my dog is my baby. Customer…read moreService is what I am all about you have good customer service and I will recommend your business.

This is a true professional! I called when she was out of the country. She answered the phone…read moreanyway and gave me a referral to the vet taking her cases while she was away. Great service, we hope to see you when you return

Dr. Mary Beth Wood is an incredible person! She is patient and gentle with our three "children."…read moreShe takes time with each so they can get to know her before she starts their exams. She also patiently answers our questions and makes sure that we throroughly understand. We highly recommend her every chance we get. We hope that she stays, otherwise we would be totally lost! Dr. Wood is truly the best!

I cannot recommend Morgan Veterinary Hospital highly enough -- they literally gave us more precious…read moretime with our beloved doodle! We are new to the Coos Bay area and my 11-year-old Labradoodle, Viva, has been battling oral melanoma. When the tumor grew rapidly and needed emergency debulking, several other local vets turned us away, saying it was "out of their scope" -- even though they would have removed and biopsied a similar mass if it hadn't already been diagnosed. We were facing weeks-long waits for a veterinary oncologists in Portland and the very real possibility of having to make a heartbreaking, premature decision. Morgan Veterinary Hospital stepped up immediately when no one else would. They handled the emergency debulking with skill, compassion, and professionalism. Thanks to their willingness to help, my sweet Viva has had several more wonderful weeks -- happy, eating well, and truly enjoying this final phase of her life. Every day we get with her now feels like an incredible gift. The entire team showed such genuine care for both Viva and me during an incredibly stressful time. They made a scary situation feel manageable and gave us hope and time we didn't think we'd have. If you're in the Coos Bay area and need compassionate, capable veterinary care -- go to Morgan Veterinary Hospital. They went above and beyond for us, and I will be forever grateful. Thank you, Morgan team, from the bottom of my heart.

Erin saved my Nala. She had an internal blockage and Erin was super gentle and polite. My dog would…read morebe dead if it weren't for her and her love for animals! I could never repay what she did for my dog. Hands down best vet place in Oregon. They were swift to take her in and didn't hesitate. They treated Nala with compassion and lots of love. They were all wonderful!!!!

Mary asked me not to bring my dog to her anymore…read more Because she barked too much! She only barks when she is confined without attention for long periods of time. I now take my dog to nearby Riverview Kennels. Very clean, professional. About the same price. They require vaccine records. Mary never asked me for those. Use this service at your pet's risk! So glad you banned my dog she is so happy at Riverview. They exercise her multiple times during the day. She was NOT happy with you.

Mary was wonderful with my dog the several times he stayed with her.. She is caring and attentive…read moreto your dog's needs, and sends pictures and daily commentaries, something that other kennels have neve done in my long life as a dog owner. She is the best!