The Oncology team at Dove Lewis Whiskers clinic were very thorough with there exam of Wizard. He is…read morea pretty anxious dog but they did very well with him. Dr. Sara Scott promptly returned my call and listened to all my questions and helped me understand the treatment plan for Wizard. I highly recommend Dove Lewis Hospital and Whiskers clinic.

Dove Lewis has shown nothing but kindness with my kitty's passing (she was elderly, but this was…read moreunexpected). I was told by my two friends watching her that she was well taken care of, they answered my international calls quickly, and even sent a card in the mail within just a couple of days. My little Bella was in very trustworthy hands and that's why mattered most. Thank you, Dove Lewis team.

From the time I called to talk with an advice nurse to the time we left everyone at Blue Pearl Pet…read moreHospital was friendly, polite and helpful. They kept us well informed and updated throughout the visit. Unfortunately, we lost our Saint Bernard to late stage lymphoma cancer and it was heartbreaking. Dr. Emily was amazing, I'm sure it's not easy delivering this type of news but she showed sympathy and comforted us in our time of need. All the employees showed us compassion and gave our fur-baby the best of care. We didn't leave with our boy but left knowing we made the right decision and that he crossed the rainbow bridge in peace. A few days after we received a condolence card in the mail and a little over a week later we were called to come pick up his memorial package. It was well put together and made us happy to see his paw print along with a couple vials of his hair and some information regarding pet loss and how to cope with it. Thank you to the Blue Pearl Family, you were all kind and caring in a very hard time for us. We truly appreciate the gentle care you gave our boy.

Very disappointed…read more I took my dog here after she'd been vomiting for over 24 hrs. I let the front desk know my dog is highly reactive to other dogs, so we'd stay in the parking lot (in the hot July sun) in my car. The tech who came out to triage us said it would be about 2 hr wait and that that could change if someone more critical came in. I understand, when you go to emergency it's a blessing to be at the end of the line... you're not in bad shape! We waited almost 3 hrs (still not complaining... clearly someone was having a worse day than us). Once I went in and asked if we'd been forgotten, as I'd seen multiple other people arrive, walk in and walk out only to drive off before anyone came to see us, I got a text thanking me for my patience. While reading the text, I got a call saying it was our turn. The call dropped. I called back, and was told we just lost our spot! It was like 30 seconds of silence! A doctor came out, they seemed irritated from the start. Told me that no matter what they'd sedate my dog and began offering me options. I refused to sedate her (it hasn't gone well in the past) so they sent us home without so much as a "good luck", after making me feel like an idiot from refusing to sedate her. About 2 hours later, we were at DoveLewis. My dog was so lethargic she could barely walk. We were triaged and admitted within 30 minutes. She was admitted to Dove for severe dehydration and an extremely high heart rate. They kept her overnight. I asked the doctor at Dove if they thought my dog would survive the night if I took her home.... Doctor said probably not! So, BluePearl, you left us sitting for 3 hours (again, not complaining if there's someone worse than us) in the sun in a hot car, treated me like a second class citizen for not consenting to sedation when I know sedation isn't good for my dog, then sent us home like nothing was wrong when something clearly was wrong! I understand you're busy.... But you could have killed my dog!

This was a very hard day, our beloved Sophie had lived for 14 and 1/2 years and she was holding on…read morefor us and we had to set her free. Compassionate Care came right on time and was so kind and caring. We had time to say our goodbyes, we loved her so much and she was a really High anxiety dog, going for rides triggered her, so having someone come here was perfect. I highly recommend this establishment. Thank you.

My experience was okay…read more I made a most difficult decision to let my beloved cat go after a long weekend spent almost entirely in ER trying to figure out why he would no longer eat and why his eye was swelling shut. And an even longer two or three weeks before that fighting to get him to eat. Like others here, Kevin was closer to me than my human family. I was busy with the doctors in ER so my partner called in to make the appointment to ease my stress. He said I was primary contact, but it was difficult to make that clear all the way until the day so communications were continually going to him. Not a big deal in the overall picture, but it didn't make the experience any easier. This was my cat for 8 years before I met my partner and while he loved my baby, I was the one with the lifelong bond. The doctor showed up within the time window allotted. We both found her a little cold. I felt like we were just a job and everything was done by number. My BF picked up my cat and carried him to me, but the doctor said we should do paperwork first which resulted in me putting him down after building up to do what I deemed impossible. I was emotional and crying. This really should somehow be handled before the visit. There were corrections to be made on the form. I was about to lose my baby and this only made me aware that I was filling out his death warrant. I am utterly heartbroken. I know holding your baby until the last minute is catharsis and closure, but I found it traumatizing. His passing was peaceful at least. Everyone's goodbye will be unique, and my example will not necessarily match what others experience. Everyone we spoke to was professional. I just wasn't feeling the compassion.

I took my Kitty to VEG on 8/13/26 when she was experiencing many symptoms, which included nausea,…read morediarrhea and no appetite. Upon walking in, she was triaged immediately, with no wait, and I could tell that the staff truly loved what they do, and showed so much compassion and respect towards myself and my pet. They ran blood and urine test, and received results within minutes, to assess her medical needs and made educated diagnosis in record time. Dr. Sean Cummings, went over the results with me in such a thorough manner and could clearly see which aspects of the report findings were causing her health problems. He had such a patient demeanor with my cat as well as other pets he was treating and his knowledge of pet health was very impressive. Erin was the Nurse caring for her, and stayed by her side handling everything from administering medications to cleaning up potty accidents, and made sure I was able to hold her on my lap between treatments, even though she had an IV. She was admitted overnight so they could monitor her, and I was welcome to stay with her as long as I wanted. Right before I left, Erin brought her an IPad so she could watch fishie videos in her kennel, which I thought was the sweetest thing! The open stations made it so nice to keep up on her status, and she was never taken out of my sight during her care. I was also able to call to check on her anytime to get updates. The next day, Dr. Krista Valentine assisted her, and checked in with me until I was able to return. They sent me her treatment estimate so I could review, and if there was anything I had questions on, they were thorough to explain. Milla was the Nurse who called me when her condition improved and I received immediate reports on her status, and she even gave her a bath when needed. While I was on my way to visit her, as she was expecting to need to stay another night, I got the best news, that she was ready to be picked up to bring home, which was such a blessing. Erin let me hold her while she got her medication ready. I could see a huge improvement in her, and she was so much happier and much closer to normal, compared to 24 hours earlier. It truly was a miracle how they were able to treat her health issues so quickly. She was diagnosed with pancreatitis, kidney disease and a urinary tract infection, and was severely dehydrated. Thank you to all the great staff for taking such great care of my fur baby, especially to Dr. Cummings, Erin, as well as Dr. Valentine and Milla. I want to give extra recognition to Erin, who was so exceptional, knowledgeable and thorough in caring for my Kitty, you set the bar high, and should be held as an example to other pet caregivers! I will bring her back for any urgent medical needs and will recommend your clinic to anyone who needs a pet hospital.

Took my baby here amidst an emergency-- after visiting numerous other emergency hospitals that were…read moreexceeding 8hr wait times, I was referred to Veg. I wish I had known about this hospital from the start! The open concept is a game changer for fearful/anxious dogs. The waiting area has pet beds for the little ones! Such a small detail but makes a huge difference in the overall comfortability for pets. The staff were exceptional. Kaitlyn & Nicole were so thorough and compassionate with my little baby. Will definitely be coming here first in case of emergencies. Thank you!!

I cannot thank the team at Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency enough for the compassion and care they…read moreshowed my cat and me during such a stressful time. From the moment we arrived, everyone was kind, caring, and genuinely compassionate. My cat was diagnosed with a urinary tract disease, and they took the time to explain everything in a way that was easy to understand. They were incredibly reassuring, answered all of my questions with patience, and never made me feel rushed or pressured into making decisions. What meant the most was how supportive they were. They truly cared not only about my cat's health but also about making sure I felt informed and comforted throughout the entire experience. It's clear that everyone there has a true passion for helping animals and the people who love them. I'm so grateful for the exceptional care they provided and would highly recommend Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency to anyone in need of emergency veterinary care. Thank you for treating my cat with such love and kindness and for giving me peace of mind during a very difficult time.

Last night was our second time needing to bring in one of our pets. Yesterday our 10 year old dog…read moresnagged a staple on our garden fencing and ripped open her left shoulder leaving a 5in gash. We took her in and were treated so nicely. There was a bit of a wait but they were very communicative and treated everyone with kindness and respect. The price to have her put under, cleaned up, stitched up and sent home with meds was way more than I was expecting but when I asked, they were able to bring the price down some and offer some different options. They have a coffee machine for tea and coffee and very comfortable couches and the front desk lady even walked around offering cold waters at one point because a majority of us had been sitting there waiting awhile. I overall had a wonderful experience and will choose them again in the future for our pet emergencies.

Wonderful, patient, and kindhearted staff. I went on because my dog hadn't been putting pressure on…read moreher hind leg.. I wasn't sure if they could see me, but they did. Through the while process things were explained to me and I truly felt like my dog was in great hands. They weren't pushy and gave me options that made sense. Thank you to the awesome vet and all the sweet staff last night. Bella and I truly appreciate you all!

On July 21st, we bought in our 5 month old kitten four days post spay who was not eating, drinking,…read morelathergic and had diarrhea. After having her for 8 hours, Pacific diagnosed her with worms and a gastro illness. She had elevated white blood cells, which we asked their vet repeatedly if this was a complication due to the spay (like a possible infection) and was told no. We were met with multiple charges of x-rays and other items without focusing on the elevated white blood cell count. Other vets we spoke to after stated with any elevated white blood cell count, especially in a kitten so soon after surgery, the very first thing that should have been checked was for an infection. Even if the surgery site looked okay there could be an infection inside. They even took our post-surgery cone and never gave it back and gave us go home instructions that were for a dog not even a cat! Pacific claimed they checked the surgery site and there was no evidence of infection. But less than three days later, she was in so much pain she couldn't even move and was hollowing. At four in the morning less than 72 hours later, we were denied access by Pacific, saying they were closed for diversion. They wouldn't even triage her or check to make sure she's okay. Keep in mind this is a kitten less than a week post spay. We took her to a different emergency vet and an abscess nearly the size of the golf ball was found along with a very bad infection. She had to have an additional surgery and was even given medication to bring her blood pressure and heart rate up because her heart rate dropped extremely low during surgery. Based on the size of the large abscess by that time, there would have been some indication of infection or abscess that was completely missed by Pacific. It took nearly two weeks for someone at Pacific to even call me back about my kitten. I finally spoke to the emergency department head on August 5th to describe my concerns, misdiagnosis and request for reimbursement because we don't believe she was diagnosed properly and the inability to be seen again shortly less than 72 hours later. The ER department claimed he would talk to the vet that serviced her and get back to me. After multiple attempts over twelve days, he finally called me back on August 17th claiming he talked to multiple vets and felt everything they did was satisfactory. I disagreed even claiming when he spoke to me on August 5th, he stated he didn't know the reason they did x-rays. And then all of a sudden he changed his tone saying you approved everything during the cat's stay so that's why it was done. As an emergency vet, we thought Pacific would give us the proper care. But unfortunately, they did not and it seems like they wanted to run up the bill instead of looking for the obvious signs of post surgery complications and treating those. We only know this because the next emergency vet and our own vet, said the clear signs were there. Especially that close after her spay surgery and her being a five month old kitten. She shouldn't have this many complications. Pacific refuses to reimburse us. We feel they should give some reimbursement due to the misdiagnosis, the inability to be seen again shortly after (turned away at 4am from a 24 hr emergency vet hospital less than 72 after being seen) and the lack of urgency or care to get back to us timely by their management team.

They have ALWAYs been right there & print to do everything they can ASAP & of course NO different…read morethan a human emergency room. If you're not the only patient of course most critical goes 1st as it should be & there has never been a long wait time. Even at end-of-life for our beloved Maximus. The Dr spent quite a while with us, gave us Al the time we needed & THEY were GREAT & did a WONDERFUL presentation of HIS ashes in a most BEAUTIFUL wooden box & footprint afterwards. Something I didn't realize was they let our primary vet know that Maximus had passed. We hadn't even thought of it yet being he hadn't been there in a bit because of complications & it was exceptionally nice to receive a condolences card from his vet in the mail. Just another really good thing EVCOT does for their patients. THANK YOU for all the things you guys did to help get Maximus almost to his 12th birthday

I've had a week since the passing of my beloved cat Mimosa and time to consider my accusation that…read morewere not for their malpractice, she would still be alive today. I've also carefully considered the arguments made to defend their practice by Dr. Warren who stated that pancreatitis is difficult to treat and often is recurring. I'm not buying what she's selling. They knew Mimosa's history of not eating, being difficult to get medication into from day one. They should have recommended hospitalization from day one. She was eating, drinking and going to the bathroom for them so they sent her home all drugged up. At home she wouldn't eat so I had to arrange a ride and drag poor Mimosa all the way out there again and instead of keeping her, they released her again. The third time it was too late. They fucked around with her delicate condition for too long and there was no bringing her back even after two days of hospitalization. She died in my arms on August 25, 2026. Shame on you. 2026 - Review # 14

I cannot say enough good things about the VCA Surgical Specialists, and specifically Dr. Courtney…read moreKorff and her team. About 6 weeks ago Douglas, our two year old dachshund, had a mobility issue that suddenly occurred. I took him to the emergency hospital here in Eugene, and was notified he needed to see a Neurologist. My vet the next morning referred me to VCA in Clackamas. From the moment Douglas and I walked in we were treated with nothing but top shelf care. Dr. Korff examined Douglas then made her recommendation of surgery that was needed to try to save Douglas' ability to walk. The next 24 hours were rough. When I picked him up we were told that the surgery had gone great. The team at VCA had taken amazing care of Douglas. We were sent home with medications and instructions. For the next five weeks we did everything that we were instructed to do. We had our follow up appointment this past week. We were sent home with a glowing report! Dr. Korff said he looked great, and would continue to get stronger! I want to thank everybody at VCA for caring for Douglas and coaching me through his rehabilitation. I would highly recommend them for any care your pet may need. A++ Grade. Thank you so much!

When I got my Chocolate Labrador puppy my daughter suggested them plus they were only 1/4 mile…read moreaway. They are a nice veterinarian clinic with knowledgeable staff. It's by walk-in only unless you make an appointment. The Vets were fabulous with her and BellaBleu liked them too. It's now 5 1/2 years later and we still come here for all our needs. She was also spayed here. The prices are the best in town!!!

I was in a vehicle accident on June 26, 2026 & we rushed him to your hospital & you all were so…read morecaring & wonderful to him & us! Unfortunately we lost our Jack but the care & love you all showed us will not be forgotten . A special shout out to Dr. Aren Vanlishout you are an incredible veterinarian .. Thank you all for your card your words were heartfelt ..Meg, Dakota, Chelsea, McCall, Joel, Marland? & Dr.Aren You are Special Peeps

I am eternally grateful to Med Vet. I called them to let them know I had to bring in my senior dog…read morefor euthanasia -they asked for an ETA. I said about 20 min, and we went down. My guy was failing fast - and I didn't want to try and wait for a mobile vet. Within minutes of getting there, we were back in a comfort care room. I have never actually used one of these - but it was a blessing. A calm, quiet room in the back of the hospital where we could be with Beau. We were able to make after care arrangements, and they gave us all the time they needed. They have a button to press when you are ready for help. Everyone was compassionate and kind. It made what was a horrible experience - bearable. The techs were kind, and so was the vet. No one wants to use a comfort room -but I am glad they have this available - it gave us privacy to grieve and say goodbye.

I stumbled across Oregon Aquamation while looking for options for cremation for my beloved doggie…read morecompanion of 15 years. Fortunately the lack of reviews on this app didn't stop me from contacting them after learning the difference between standard cremation and Aquamation. Not only is this a less violent process it's a much better process for the environment without ANY drawbacks that I could identify. Joey the owner was truly empathetic to my situation as I spoke to him from the parking lot of Dove Lewis Pet hospital moments after I picked up my baby girl. He offered to pick Dini up from my house (and would have come to Dove Lewis if I had asked him to!) Without any additional charge! The "least expensive" cremation option given to me by Dove Lewis charges an outrageous fee of $200+ to pick up your pet! And they do traditional fire cremation. Joey met me at my house and took great care placing Dini in his van, assuring me that she would be treated with the dignity she and I deserved. Only 5 days later he let me know she was ready to come home. On Christmas Eve he delivered her ashes to me. The total cost for her individual (vs. group) Aquamation including pickup and delivery was $219! Much less than any other option I found and done with the greatest compassion and professionalism. I can't recommend them more highly! It was the bright spot in an otherwise terribly painful experience. Please do yourself and your pet a favor and contact them for any information you need to make your decision. I promise you won't regret it!

It has been 6 months since Joey and his team at Oregon Aquamation helped us with the transition of…read moreour precious kitty, Lilly. We had 17 amazing years with her and she went at home peacefully. But this made finding someone to take care of her remains difficult. Most cremation services only picked up from veterinary offices. The ones that did private care were outrageously expensive...nearing $1000 including transport. They were mostly unhelpful or outright unkind. Then I took a chance and opened the google listing for Oregon Aquamatoon. The owner himself, Joey, answered. He was kind and patient. They were so affordable by comparison and would come to our home to take Lilly. They tagged her with a metal tag that stayed with her. They put her beautiful, pure white sand remains in a lovely bamboo box with her pawprint laser etched with her name. They also gave us beautiful clippings of her fur sealed in a glass bottle. They dropped her back with us at a time that worked with my work schedule so she wouldn't be left alone. They donated her blanket to a cat rescue. I cant say enough about this company. They are heavensent. We miss our girl so much but her transition and final rest were so peaceful.