We got three 6-month old kittens spayed a couple days ago. It is the most affordable place I have…read morefound. You just have to check for appointments about a month or two in advance online. (Or communicate with them through email if you have financial difficulties and need to try to request a discount.) The staff was friendly. In our experience, it was difficult getting 3 kittens spayed on the same day because of the need to supervise them all, but also keep them separated. After a few hours the kittens wanted to jump and climb (they were unfortunately not lethargic) but they were loopy, clumsy and desperate to escape whatever room they were confined to. So we ended up keeping them confined in extra large dog crates. And the cones they send you home with (so they can't lick) are impossible to use on cats. They fight and scratch the cones like they're being tormented, sometimes getting them off, and sometimes getting their bottom jaw stuck in them. We didn't get much sleep that first night. Do yourself a favor and buy a surgery recovery suit, aka, cat onesie, online in advance of your appointment. Maybe even get a few different sizes & return the ones that don't fit. After these little cat onesies arrived from Amazon it was so much better! They can no longer lick their bellies, and it magically made them more subdued because they did not like walking around wearing a onesie. Get the kind designed for cats that have a u-shaped opening at the bottom so they can still use the litter box. (It might take the cat a while to realize she can still walk, and can still use the litter box, lol.) SO our first 24 hours was a nightmare (including one kitten wailing the entire drive home and for many hours after getting home) but after we figured out a setup in our home that could work, and putting them in the cat onesies, it all got so much easier.

I tried to surrender a stray cat and they told me they only help stray/feral cats and they couldn't…read moretake her (??) then told me to put the cat back outside if I could not keep it. Unhelpful.

We just moved to Oregon, and we are so happy to find this vet clinic. They were willing to work…read morewith me set up a time for our two outdoor cats since there is a chance that I could not catch them. The staff is wonderful. Dr. Wood loves animals, and it shows. I am so so sorry that I posted a five star review. I apologize to anyone who took my advice. I no longer go to this vet with my furry family members. Our furry family members have found a more compassionate place.

Are you from Houston Texas? 5411 Manor Creek? Dad Harvey Wood?…read moreOld mail man and dad's friend Jean West. Best Vet in northwest Jean West

We got our dog, Alfie, from Long Dox about a year ago. Amy was super kind and helpful when choosing…read moreour puppy. We have a 3 year old mini dachshund who needed a friend, and Alfie was a great addition to our family. He was extremely playful and sweet from the beginning. He's very outgoing and friendly which helped our other dog get out of his comfort zone. He's a very strong pup and was always healthy according to the vet. Originally we thought he would be long-haired but he ended up being a silky wire-hair, which was even more special to us since silky wire-hairs are a bit of a unicorn. We're super thankful to Long dox, and lucky to have found Alfie!

My daughter adopted a long hair shaded cream female puppy she named Rachel from Amy three years…read moreago. We fell so in love with her that we came back and adopted Rachel's 1/2 sister, a black/cream smooth hair female we named Sarah. Both dogs are WONDERFUL....smart, confident, engaged, interested, sweet....all the attributes you want for your pet! If you are considering adopting a mini daschund, you can be confident in Amy's puppies! Additionally, Amy was a pleasure to work with, communicative and responsive!

Kristin made our rescue dog, Lilly, comfortable and welcome. She is very anxious, and Kristin knew…read morejust what to do. Lilly went in very dirty with tangled long hair and came out looking brand new-her fur was trimmed and brushed beautifully This was Lilly's 2nd visit and will be her go-to doggy spa!

I will never take my dog here again. Lousy communication regarding extra charges before I picked…read moreup my dog. I was hit with $35 in extra (and to me unnecessary) charges. Upon pickup they said she had fleas and needed to be put in a "pamper" for $20, and needed a flea shampoo for $15. They should have called me to let me know. Her nails were barely trimmed. Thank God I didn't authorize a gland expression.

This is a great, reliable, affordable service for which we are thankful. Nate, the founder and…read moreleader of Croisan Canine Services, is a first rate provider of superb pet services. With able assistance from his sister/employee (or partner?) they get each job done promptly and on schedule. Nate is also willing to politely explain on those rare occasions when he is unavailable and then suggest alternative times. All-in-all, we enthusiastically recommend CCS without hesitation.

For some the same day appt experience might not work, for me its perfect because my schedule alsot…read morefluctuates and when i need to see a vet i dont want to wait 2 weeks and end up at the emergency vet. My pet had chronic illness and this group was so helpful for me keeping costs down. Ultimately my girl needed end of life services and i couldnt have asked for a better experience. I have never had to call more than twice in a morning to get in the que , anything else is an exageration. Call when they open and dont wait for noon. They do prioritize the scheduling same as ER vet. Have to decide for yourself.

The vet I went to was extremely callous when my poor baby had to be put down. When I said I was…read moreworried about how he felt, the vet said in a tossed out manner, "Well THAT'S not going to matter, not where HE'S going." Complete uncalled for, I did NOT appreciate that at ALL. That's when it hit me hard: I was all my poor baby had ever had in this whole world. It never mattered how wonderful he had always been; nobody cared what happened to him except me. The young lady assistant was no better. She made it clear to me that they had to "just get it over with". Just before he died, he had anxious reached out to me pleading for me to stop them from killing him before he went limp in my lap with his head in my hands. The vet just calmly said, "He's gone." Not an ounce of compassion. Fortunately I was at least able to retrieve his body and had him buried in a pet cemetery. He had been wonderful his entire life and nobody in that place cared about him in the least. He was just another dog to do away with to them.

Huge disappointment. I had two scheduling mishaps with this vet. Most recently, I showed up for my…read morescheduled appointment and was met with a blank stare and the response of "you're not on the schedule" that's it. No explanation, no offer to see what went wrong, or schedule another appointment. Literally nothing. All vets in Salem are completely full right now. No one is taking new clients. Neighborhood Animal Hospital doesn't have to care - so they don't. It's that simple.

I have taken my dog to several vets. From brownsville, OR to stayton, sublimity and Salem. Dr…read more Helwig has been the only one who has cared to take the extra step and found out what was wrong with my little dog. And Thanks to her he is going to be a happy and healthy dog again. Prices are reasonable and she takes the time to listen and cares . Thank You.

Dr. Collins is remarkably thorough with your fur family. She is a wholistic vet, she treats the…read more"whole health" of your pets. Tirelessly working to solve the wellness woes of your pet, Third Street has state of the art diagnostics. But Dr. Collins also has old school vet expertise -- the tried and true traditional training and diagnostics of touch and smell, "does something smell off?" "This lump does not feel right." Her team, Hilary, Zoe, Vanessa, and Abby, are also terrific supports, competent care providers, compassionate responders, and knowledgeable technicians. Honestly if I could entrust this team with MY healthcare needs, I would have better wellness care. As a life long pet parent, I trust Third Street with three cats and three dogs. This clinic is far and away, the best clinic from Portland to Missoula and, from Alaska to Washington.

This was my first time here and don't recommend it at all. I brought my dog here to get some…read moreantibiotics for his skin and had also asked if they'd be able to cut his nails at the end since his old vet always did a great job. Unfortunately I went home and had to deal with my dog bleeding so badly that my house looks like a murder scene. The vet said he could cut them and grabbed the clippers and a significant amount of the powder that is used in case the quick is hit. The vet then cut the nail so short that it wouldn't stop bleeding. He then went on and did the same to the next nail. At this point I asked him to stop and said I would bring my dog elsewhere. The vet was legitimately confused as to why I would ask him to stop. I said I could take him somewhere that wouldn't cut his quicks. The vet said "I can cut less nails but then they won't be short". In what world do you purposely inflict harm in cutting a dogs nails so short that you're going that deep into the quick? The vet was visibly annoyed that I would ask him to not cut them so short. He went on and cut the rest, still hitting the quick on multiple other nails. My dog is a gentle old man who doesn't whine and when the first nail was cut so badly he yelped out and tried biting my arm, which he has never done once in his 14 years. My dog was bleeding walking out of the vet and by the time we got home 40 minutes later was still bleeding. It took hours to get the bleeding to stop and now every rug and carpet is stained with blood. To top it off, the vet also tried having "the talk" with me about when to put my dog down because they don't normally "make it this ling and he's now almost 14.5". My dog still goes on hikes and acts like a puppy at times and this was completely unwarranted. Go here if you'd like but I don't recommend letting the vet touch your dog's nails.