I like the vet, but the vet techs not so much. They are snippy and a bit arrogant and I don't feel…read morelike they care about me or my cats when I try to talk to them on the phone. Things are better in person.

Dr. Henkel is outstanding. I had rescued a 2-3 yr old black Lab that was on her death bed, Severe…read moreskin infection with open sores from head to toe. ear infections the worst the Doc had ever seen. 100 days of antibiotics and a special medicine put together by Dr Henkel that was the only thing that cure this girl. Without the help from Dr. Janet this girl would not have made it. 65 pounds and half bald and barely able to walk when we found her abandoned and roaming the streets of Portland. to a muscular and healthy 105 pound happy girl with a shiny coal black coat that glistens in the sun as she runs along the Stillaguamish river enjoying her new life, thanks to Dr Janet's kind heart and expertise. thank you, Sonny & Olive

I have used this vet for years for all my animals care and they were always kind and compassionate…read more I felt they cared about my animals and their well being. I no longer feel that way any longer. Since new ownership took over I have felt like the only thing they care about is money. My 17 year old doge recently needed to be put down. As any animal lover would know, the decision was very difficult but necessary due to his age and not wanting him to go through any prolonged suffering. He was the sweetest boy. I called and explained what was going on and it was time to make that hard call. I was told the soonest they could see us was four days out and I knew waiting would cause more suffering than he needed to go through. I asked about pricing because I have heard from many members in my community that they had gotten expensive with the new ownership. To say the least, my jaw dropped when she gave me an general estimate to put down my very little dog. She explained the process quickly over the phone about all the approximate charges. I got off the phone, my heart broke and I cried. I will never recommend this clinic to anyone ever again. They care more about money than our furry family members. Please do not go here!

We have a 14 yr old mini/aussie, who occasionally requires the prescription food Science Diet ID…read more We are traveling here from Nevada, where our Veterinarian prescribes this food for her. She is on a regular and routine surveillance regarding her health care. We called Pioneer Vet Hospital in Tillamook, OR. They told us that they would not allow us to purchase the prescription food unless they performed a physical examination, (which may include lab testing). So, the prescription is invalid in Tillamook at the Pioneer Vet hospital. It appears that this Veternarian hospital is more interested in making a 'buck', than the welfare of our senior citizen dog. Her medical records are readily available and up to date including vaccinations, thru a simple phone call. This should be a "Red Flag" warning to all who use or consider using Pioneer Vet Hospital in Tillamook, OR. I doubt the Hills Prescription corporation, makers of the Science Diet dog food is aware of this policy and if so, should be investigated by the FDA or other appropriate agencies. This is truly animal cruelty for the purpose profiteering, Only the dog suffers! You folks are discussing and get a strong minus five from me!!! PS. We found another place who accepts our valid prescription, and was amazed when they heard this story.

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.

Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency is not always staffed with a veterinarian…read more  My dog was bleeding from her rectum, so I called to check if they would be able to evaluate her (about 4pm on a Saturday). The receptionist confirmed they would see my dog. I checked in 15 minutes later, explained the situation, and filled out the questionnaire. I waited one hour before triage and they let me know there was no veterinarian in-house. I would be waiting at least an additional 4 hours to see a vet if I chose to stay. 24/7 emergency coverage is not guaranteed at this location.

My family was in cannon beach for the holidays. My old lady, Dory, woke up and ate fine. Then a few…read morehours later, she wouldn't stand up. We were in a panic being away from home, and we called North Coast. They had us bring her right in. They took an x-ray and she had two large tumors in her belly. We had to let her go. The room we were in was so quiet and peaceful. She curled up in the fluffy dog bed, in front of a fire place heater, and was able to peacefully go to sleep. They offered to ship her ashes home to me. While our heart is so broken, there will never be enough words to thank the clinic for making such a painful loss as loving and peaceful as possible.

Everything was easy and perfect. Front desk staff were polite, efficient, friendly and organized…read more Exam room was spacious and clean. The veterinary doctor was great-- he listened to my concerns, provided education and recommendations, but didn't try to upsell me on unnecessary labs or treatments. Just an excellent experience.

First of all you can't access their website because it doesn't work…read more https://www.lincolncityanimalclinic.com/services.html This is what you find when you search online.

This clinic saved my dog's life. We weren't established with them, but my dog wasn't doing well. We…read moretook him there, and it turns out he had an obstruction. They got him in for surgery and removed a squeaker that would have killed him. We will be moving all his care to them from now on. We are so grateful for them!

My family dog, Jake, visited Kindness Family Pet Clinic many times in his life. They provided him…read morewith services and procedures that completely improved the quality of his life. Every time we had a question or concern, they treated us with grace and understanding. As all dogs do, Jake had passed. With the help of the vet techs, Jake was surrounded by so much love, peace, and comfort until his last second. They understand that a dog is not just a pet- but a valued family member. I will recommend this clinic to any pet owner!

Kindness in all they do. Front desk people are helpful. Dr Kortyka is so caring and explains…read moreeverything. Dr Thursam is great too. Dr Kortyka is our family favorite. He's caring, expert veterinarian.

Sadly, Dr. Gordon and his crew are no no longer a good business…read more Clearly they are "successful" enough to be rude and dismissive to people calling for an appts. They have six vets but appts are only available 2-3 weeks out, according to phone person. They don't care anymore.

I contacted Cornell Road Veterinary Clinic because I was looking to establish primary care for my…read morepuppy, who has a been dealing with some ongoing health issues, and is already followed by an internal medicine specialist. Since specialists cannot serve as a primary veterinarian, and Cornell Road Vet clinic stated on their website they were taking new patients, I read about their specific Veterinarians and found that one whose profile highlighted an interest in internal medicine, which would be helpful in our specific case. When I first called, I asked to schedule directly with that veterinarian. I was told that they typically did not see new patient evaluations, but that I could make my first appointment and establish care with another doctor and potentially switch later. Since I had already done my research and wanted a veterinarian who would be comfortable collaborating with my puppy's specialist, that solution didn't make much sense to me. I was told that my request would be discussed with the specific veterinarian I wanted to see my pup and that someone would get back to me regarding scheduling. Unfortunately, no one ever followed up. After two weeks of hearing nothing, I had to call the clinic myself to get an update. During that call, I had to re-explain my puppy's medical history and the reason for my request all over again. The whole conversation was a bit disorganized but to that staff member's credit, she did follow through and spoke with the veterinarian that same day. I received a call within a few hours informing me that they would not be taking my puppy as a patient. What was most frustrating was not the decision itself but the lack of communication and the wasted time. Had someone simply informed me of that decision when I first called, or even followed up within a reasonable timeframe, I could have spent those two weeks finding another primary care veterinarian willing to work with a dog who has ongoing medical needs. I was also confused because the clinic's website indicates that they are accepting new patients, which creates an expectation that you can establish care there but instead, I spent two weeks waiting for an answer that never came until I initiated a follow-up myself only to find out they would not schedule us. My experience left me feeling that my time was not respected and communication throughout the process was disorganized and inconsistent.

I am extremely happy with the care my dog has received here. I have had to bring in my very senior…read moredog twice for treatment of life threatening emergencies and both times she has successfully received life extending care with recovery that is as good or better than can be expected for a 15 year old dog. I've mostly worked with Dr Scott but also have had some work with Dr Sid as well. I'm very thankful this team has been able to get me more time with my pup and will continue to come back and recommend them in the future.

We had a stray cat that needed a leukemia test before the pet shelter would accept her. I took the…read morecat to Pacific Avenue Veterinary Clinic and was pleased with the friendly staff and the reasonable price. It has been many years since we have had a pet, but if we had one, I would take it to Pacific Avenue Veterinary Clinic.

My Molly loves the staff and Dr. Malter! She was reluctant to leave when the appointment was over…read more I could tell that they truly love and respect their patients. Molly had a thorough exam with much palpation and squeezing that looked like it could be rather uncomfortable if the doctor hadn't been so gentle and playful with Molly. It was this approach that convinced me to trust them with her surgery. Trust doesn't come easy for me.

We were a client of theirs for 10 years. The last two years were absolutely horrific PR from one…read moreperson at the front desk, management was even worse when you brought issues about policy to them, not their problem. Not sure who's then? Turns out it's the clients my problem... When we brought our baby in because of all the lumps and bumps all over her specifically one in her neck where she was having problems breathing and just not doing well we were told, "she's an old lady now, and Nothing is attached??!?!! Went to another clinic for a second opinion. Turns out she was loaded with lymphoma. and we ended up loosing her.... Shame on you Ocean Lake seems like paying for your new Clinic is more important than your clients. Glad you're out of Our life.