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    Amazing little store I buy Taste of the Wild at for my two dogs. Never found it cheaper than here. Not going elsewhere

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    Eagle Fern Veterinary Hospital - New Laser Therapy!

    Eagle Fern Veterinary Hospital

    (6 reviews)

    I'm on the fence about staying a client. This clinic is in my town and therefore convenient. And…read morethey do surgeries and other procedures our mobile vet doesn't offer. But the prices are quite high, at least 20 percent more than the east-side Portland area median for small animal veterinary clinics, i'd estimate. And this is Estacada, not Lake Oswego! I'm not yet convinced the quality of care is worth it. Here's why. In summer 2020, i paid $600+ per dog for our 2 young livestock guardian dogs to be neutered (even though they were UTD on vaccines, had had recent exams by our mobile vet). It was pretty clear that despite the large number of LGDs in the Estacada area, the staff wasn't prepared to handle them. Still Covid protocol, so we weren't permitted to walk them into the clinic. Our boys are good natured, but they are NOT pets, and you can't hand them off to a strange human and expect them to politely follow that stranger into the clinic. They're so big we have to transport them in our horse trailer. I understand the necessity of Covid protocols, but honestly it wasn't safe to send a 90 lb vet tech out to gather even one of them off the street, much less both at once. These boys are huge - well over 100 lbs - and if they got scared or saw a squirrel, the tech would've been skiing along the asphalt. I was really worried someone would get hurt. In the fall of 2020, I paid over $1800 for a feline dental with minimal bloodwork. This animal was UTD on vaccines, had had very recent bloodwork and exam by our mobile vet. When the same cat was critically ill (unrelated to the dental) a couple months later, this clinic was too busy to see him and recommended we try an emergency vet. But our mobile vet was able to fit him in that day and give him the critical care he needed. Too bad the mobile vet doesn't do surgeries or they would be our only choice for small animal care. The type of care they provide is what we need - caring and practical. The one and only time I've gotten to speak with the attending vet (by phone) at this clinic, she was caring and offered well-considered advice about our barn cat who had had the $1800 dental and seemed to have some food allergies. But i'd feel a lot more comfortable, especially paying top dollar, if I could actually talk to the vet as a regular part of my animals' care. For example, one of our LGDs appeared to have some lingering effects from anesthesia after his neuter surgery (oddly aggressive behavior and seemed "out of it"), but I didn't feel like I could call the clinic and have a frank conversation with the vet about it, thought I'd probably just get a tech unfamiliar with LGDs. Or worse, get a recommendation to euthanize. Instead, we just waited it out, and he was his normal self after about 48 hrs. But if that was my equine vet or the mobile vet? I would have called and been able to reach an attending vet relatively quickly who knew me and my animals. I absolutely don't mind paying fair prices for quality care, but in return, I expect to be able to form a long-term relationship with the clinic and attending vet.

    Single vet will not take any new clients. Not very helpful to local residents as a result.read more

    Sit Means Sit - Effie here working on her polite manners and basic obedience skills in the Board & Train program.

    Sit Means Sit

    (46 reviews)

    Southwest Portland

    Paco is a 4-year-old Mini Aussie who is loving, playful, and full of energy. For a long time, walks…read moreand outings were difficult because he would become very reactive whenever he saw another dog. Taking him places and enjoying walks together honestly felt impossible. We decided to enroll Paco in Sit Means Sit, and we are beyond grateful we did. Matt has been absolutely amazing with Paco. He is patient, knowledgeable, and truly cares about the dogs he works with. He always took the time to answer my questions and made sure I had the right tools and guidance to continue Paco's training at home between sessions. The transformation has been incredible. Paco now comes when called the first time, sits in place, and best of all, walks calmly right next to me. He no longer pulls, jumps, or walks out of control. I'm finally looking forward to taking walks with him and can't wait to continue seeing his progress every day. Huge shoutout and thank you to Paco's amazing trainer, Matt!

    Well we are two weeks in with our doggie being home and having done a week of Board and Train with…read moreBrian. Prior to SMS, we were having issues with confidence and excitement. He was charging people and dogs while walking ONLY with me. And growling at and even attacked one of our cats, who for reference was his best friend for ages. They'd even sleep together and played a lot. I wanted Miles to get to training before we ended up with him biting someone was my greatest fear. So we picked him up on 4/20 in the morning and went over basics with Brian. Miles was EXHAUSTED for the first few days. Obviously from all that physical AND mental work. But he was immediately different. SO chill. Completely relaxed. By Tuesday of last week (just three FULL days after being home, almost 4,) I was already able to walk him and get Heel, Sit, Down and no reaction to people OR dogs passing with just a 1 tap on the remote. We started with a 3 or 4 the first few days.Miles regularly does GREAT with just this level. We went back on Friday, 4/26 for a session to follow up with Brian. We were VERY pleased with Miles progress as was Brian. We worked on the heel to perfect it and also Tie down, the leash stand and reviewed a few questions. Because Miles was doing so well, Brian suggested that maybe he'd do well with agility work. So he set him up a small course, and put him through it. Well Miles did NOT like it. He LOVED it!!! He had SO much fun. And he was doing AMAZING. He caught on SO fast. So fast rbat Brian sent us specs to build the jumps!! We also worked on high object "place." And Brian gave us lots of tips on that. With it only being 9 days since our pickup and 13 days since he started training, I'd say this was 1000% worth this training. We didn't have a BAD dog but a dog that needed some tweaks and some humans that needed help doing it. Now my husband and I look forward to walks and spending time with and taking him places. And Miles therefore gets MORE time with his people. Ellie, our daughter, LOVES doing "place" and commands with him and Jack, our son, is LOVING agility SO much that he and his dad already started building Miles jumps!!! We aren't very far into this but so far 5 HUGE stars. Thank you Brian!!! Also the office staff has been tremendous. They are responsive and kind and great at following up. 9ur entire experience from consultation to two weeks out is excellent!

    Gerber Farm Supply - livestocksupply - Updated August 2026

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