Bridget was great to talk to. I had to change my appointment, and she was very accommodating,…read more even after a 2nd miscommunication, and I was a bit grumpy about it. She was very professional, doing whatever was needed to make it work. I felt like she really communicated with my cats, and what she shared was in line to how they had been behaving. I felt it was like a mini therapy session for myself as well, she has a very calming aura. I will definitely reach out to her in the future for any animal communication needs I have. Highly recommend her.

I came across the Pets are Talking blog and asked Bridget to do a reading for me. Although at first…read moreI was a bit skeptical of hiring a pet psychic, I found her insight to be extremely helpful. She definitely gave me a better understanding of my relationship with my unruly dog. I'd recommend her to any pet owner.

Lynn has been pet sitting my "fur baby," Ankeny, for several years. He is a young, energetic lab…read morewho loves to chase the ball! Lynn has taken Ankeny for walks, swims on hot summer days, and Chuck-it adventures. I work very long hospital days, so knowing that Ankeny is getting exercise and having fun has been a tremendous relief. As an added bonus, my pup is less anxious and much happier. Lynn is professional, reliable, and so good with Ank. I can't recommend her enough!

That's my momma!!! She kicks ass and has a love for animals that is true outta this world amazing…read more Proud that your my mum and you work so hard. Keep up the good work.

My friend recommended Dr. MICHELLE @CPC in Forest grove last year when my sweet 9 year old Golden…read moreRetriever, Belle, had an UTI that want responding to natural remedies. Prescribed an rx, suggested a great cherry supplement to promote UT health and some lightly medicated wipes. Bella was totally at ease and felt better within a couple of days. July 26, this year Bella was acting strange, the light went out of her eyes and she's just looked at me helplessly. Then I noticed her back legs were outstretched while she lay flat on her tummy. Then her front legs slipped out from her and remained out stretched as well. What is happening? I sat down in front of her asking what was wrong and tried to help her sit back up, but when I did she just started at me and they slid back down. Then her bladder and bowels expelled while she never made a move. I quick and got my neighbor who suggested we make a hammock out of a blanket to get her downstairs and into my car. She was 75 lbs...not fat ir overweight though. Anyway, I drove to CPC from Bethany where Alex (one of their technicians) met me and carried her quickly into the back room where Dr. Michelle was. After a few minutes(which seemed like eternity to me) Dr. Michelle came in and sat down beside me explaining that my Belle was non-responsive and believes she had a severe stroke. Me, being ignorant to this condition replied..'ok, what do we do next? How long will she be like this' Dr. Michelle took my hands and looked me in the eyes and said, Kathleen, Bella is unresponsive...' after a couple of seconds my mind caught up with her words and my heart broke. I kept asking if she was sure while crying my eyes out and trying to catch my breath. She quickly reached for a box of tissue for me. And hugged me. She said if it were her dog,(she has a golden) this is what she would do..as she was totally unresponsive. She asked if I would like them to bring my girl into the exam room where I was and of course I somehow communicated, yes. Alex brought my sweet girl in in a blanket and layed her down. I layed in the floor next to her just holding her...nose to nose, letting her, trying to see if her eyes would flinch or her ear twitch. This was the most tragic and unexpected thing in my life. Dr. Michelle told me to take my time and she would check on me soon. After a but she came in and explained about the first step. I just continued to lay next to my Belle talking to her softly. You know the rest of the story I'm sure. They helped me through every step and I cannot imagine a more compassionate group of people through all of this. Afterward she gave me some time to lay with her until I was ready to get up. So, writing this was a bit cathartic for me. My point is, even in this most difficult time, I'm so glad Companion Pet Clinic was there for us. A MILLION THANKS Dr. MICHELLE AND TEAM. #bella#bestfriendandfaithfulcompanion

I've been with this office for a few years since moving to Oregon. The main vet, Michelle B, is…read morevery compassionate and thorough. She worked well with my very anxious dog. However, in my dog's greatest time of need, I have had no responses to the two urgent voicemails and was on hold for over 15 minutes trying to find out what the plan was going to be for my dogs care. I spoke with staff at my dog's last visit 4 days prior and they stressed to me to just let them know when it's Cheeto's time and they'll accommodate me/us. I ended up hanging up after the long hold and called a veterinarian down the street, who are able to get Cheeto in very quickly (I am grateful for that because my beloved dog is suffering.) Additionally, when I was a client here at Companion, any prescriptions that Cheeto needed were at least 3 times more expensive than anywhere else I looked. And they charge you a fee for the prescription to be sent out to another (cheaper) prescriber - and med was still cheaper elsewhere after the addition of their fee. In conclusion, I am very disappointed at their response (or lack of) when my dog is in such critical need.

I only used Betsy's services for a week and a half while I rented her basement apartment. She…read morevisited my dog twice per day-my pup is shy and anxious and would not have anything to do with Betsy. To her credit, I did see that she was making progress with my pup, which is no easy feat. Betsy and I were discussing my dog attending her daycare because my dog does infinitely better in a group setting. In addition, it was convenient for me for obvious reasons. My dog has gone to daycare for the better part of the year that I've had her, and she thrives in that environment. Never once have I had a complaint or negative report about my pup's behavior at daycare. In this conversation, Betsy used a condescending tone to refer to my dog as "difficult ". I informed Betsy that we no longer had an interest in her services, as I don't want my dog to be cared for by someone who would speak about her in that way. However, that's not why I'm leaving this review. I'm leaving this review because of something I observed with regards to her dog daycare. What her dog daycare consists of is several dogs hanging out with Betsy's daughter, Amelia (my best guess is she's a teenager)in their living room/dining room/kitchen area all day. Betsy is typically gone all day (8-3:30) from what she told me. There is a narrow dog run, running along one side and the back of the house. The daycare dogs are let out briefly to do their business a few times a day. While I was a tenant there, I had to do my laundry on the third floor of the house, above the daycare. This required me to wade through the group of dogs each time I went up and down the stairs to switch loads from the washer to the dryer. Every single time I did laundry during the month + I lived there, I noticed that Amelia was never downstairs with the dogs during daycare time. She was always in her room with the door closed. I suppose it's possible that she went in her room each time she heard me coming, but sound carries very well in that house and I'm sure that I would have heard her moving. I would also have considered this discovery a coincidence had it not happened multiple times. My primary inspiration for making this review is the fact that the very last time it happened, while sitting on my couch reading, I heard a kerfuffle between the daycare dogs. It did not sound like a fight, just like the dogs getting rowdy. Eventually, things settled down. Shortly afterwards, I had to go upstairs and get my last load of laundry out of the dryer. While making my way through the sea of dogs, I noticed that one of them was now holding one of its front paws up and was wearing a plastic cone around its neck. I only observed the dog for a couple of minutes, but it was never once willing to be weight-bearing on that paw. I hope that the dog wasn't seriously injured. Even more so, I hope that this is the only time anything like that has ever happened to any dogs that have attended this daycare. And even more so than that, I still have hope that it all was a complete coincidence that the dogs were never being cared for when I made my trips up and down the stairs. To be transparent, Betsy and I did not have a positive dynamic as landlord-tenant. Interactions were never heated, but Betsy did tell me that she is a very sensitive person and perhaps her daughter is as well. She may have been encouraged/wanted to avoid me due to the tension between her mother and I, despite the fact that I was polite to Amelia each time I saw her and professional to her mother. Bowser's Best Buddy is far different from any dog daycare I have ever seen, and I've been taking my dogs to daycare for over fifteen years. It's basically akin to your dog being at home, hanging out with a group of friends, sometimes supervised and sometimes not, with a potty break or two sprinkled in. There are no cameras for pet parents to observe their pups. I've never considered taking my dog to a daycare that doesn't offer this and my observation here has cemented that requirement for any pet care provider we use.

I have been a client of Betsy and Bowser's Best Buddy for about 9 years, starting when I had one…read morecat, then two, then a puppy, and finally a second puppy who is now an amazing 3.5-year-old dog. I know that Betsy is partially to thank for the wonderful companion Gromit has become. Betsy is conscientious and communicative, and she is very connected to the pets in her care. She spends time training them in addition to getting them out to stretch their legs and go potty, and she adjusts her training and walks to fit the dog's needs and personality. When my pup boarded with Betsy, he was treated like family. If Gromit could write a review, he would say he loves Betsy and Amelia as much as he loves me, and he wouldn't hesitate to recommend Bowser's Best Buddy to all of his furry friends!

Jan is the best, she has so much love for dogs and it shows. I've been boarding my pup with her…read moresince 2022 and it's so comforting to know he is safe and in good hands while I'm out of town. Jan is such an incredibly kind person and I always look forward to seeing her and catching up. Thank you Jan!!

Jan is the best! She takes fabulous care of our dog and keeps us apprised of his activity when we…read moreare gone! She is a treasure!

I was so excited to find a new groomer right by my house but I was so disappointed. Right when I…read moregot there the lady was so rude to me. I said I wanted him "cleaned up" and wanted his hair shorter but not quite shaved. I guess this wasn't enough for her because she insisted that I tell her exactly what I wanted and saying cleaned up means "nothing to her". I showed her a picture of the last time he was groomed and she said "that tells me nothing". Every groomer I've used in the past helps me figure out the best cut, but she was not interested in helping me out at all. Sorry I'm not in the industry and don't know exactly what to ask for. I just felt like such a bother to her. He did end up looking great and it only took them about an hour but I am just too disappointed with how I was treated to go back.

Hey Peeps, A good groomer is hard to find, as I discovered…read moreand let my poor pups endure after leaving Pet Spa. Never again! Heather was adamant, and so I respected her judgment, so when my beautiful old border collie was snapping at her and she didn't feel safe, I respected that. To this day, my beautifu,l cranky oldl boy was in my arms. Heather helped me to see that he needed my love instead of my help. He died only a few months later, but lived in comfort and without pain. Heather was right. I still bring my little pup to her, and this special dog-of-my-heart gets a beautiful bath and haircut, and peaceful nail trimming. She LOVES Pet Spa. Can't argue with a beloved dog about that.

As usual, only the best experience from pet able pet grooming! I dropped my pup off at 9am and…read morepicked him up around 10:45ish. He smells amazing and is so soft!! I attached some before and after pictures.

Nancy is amazing with dogs. They do smaller dogs, 50 pounds and under. From drop-off to pick-up my…read moreexperience is around 1 1/4 to 11/2 hours for the basic cut, ears and nails. We have Wire Fox Terriers and they always do well and come out looking great. They are by appointment only and often booked a few days in advance, so make sure not to wait to the last minute and expect to get in.

They're always willing to help with food issues for my pup. Very knowledgeable staff and so…read morefriendly. I seldom go to any other store because these guys meet all of my pups needs.

Started shopping here about a year ago. The store is always clean and welcoming and stocked with an…read moreamazing variety of goodies for my 4 legged family members. The manager ladies are wonderful. I see them and the rest of the staff addressing the regulars and their dogs by name and are so helpful and knowledgeable. I don't get in as often as I like but I came in on Saturday and the girls (Stacie and stephanie) were a huge help for all of my new puppies needs. 10/10 would recommend this store. It's nice to go somewhere where the staff is happy and having a good time. It means the store is being ran right! Great job Pet Loft!

You will not be disappointed with Grooming a Go Go! Kelly is the consummate professional. Promptly…read morereturning emails, and staying in touch through booking and service. My 4 footed bestie is a 13 year old Husky Greyhound mix. She is blind, and has all the aches and pains of anyone her age. She took to Kelly right away. In under 5 minutes, she was ready for her makeover, and hopped right in the van. When she stepped out, she was impeccably groomed, (honestly her best grooming ever!) and best of all, she was prancing around and happy. Amazing experience!

The groomer did an excellent job on my dog's wash, cut and blow dry. They were prompt in their…read morestart time and my dog usually gets stressed about groomers but came out of the mobility with a huge smile on his face and happy eyes. I would use them again.

Things I liked *very…read morefriendly staff *lots of parking *easy check in *I liked that you can pay in the exam room, no need to go to the front and deal with other dogs etc. makes things less stressful *pricing was fair I really wanted them to clip my dogs nails and some other things but completely forgot. I wish they would have offered or asked about that. It's conveniently located for me so I'll probably keep coming back. But I do miss my old vets office, he was much more personal and friendly.

Jess and Amber are above and beyond in their field. Accommodating, skilled, Knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate. I brought my dog Kizmet in for her check up and vaccine boosters. Amber was firm with me that Kizmet should also have a fecal test. I was reluctant because my finances are limited right now, but I went ahead and did it and I'm so glad I did because the light of my life, my joy, my most precious little gift from heaven, my little Kizmet came up positive for hookworm. The next person I interacted with was Jess, who was compassionate and very capable and patient in her interactions with me. She explained everything to me and I had my prescription within the hour. I'm beyond grateful to this clinic. If your looking for a skilled, efficient and compassionate facility for your Pet, this is the one. Thank you North County Animal Hospital