I've been coming here for over a year now. More recently, my cat has had a mystery injury that is a…read morebit beyond the scope of what they can treat in clinic, but the compassion, the clarity, and dedication I've seen in every vet and technician (and I think I've seen all of them at this point) is why I will gladly be keeping them as my cat's primary care center. I can't recommend them enough, your pet will be in good hands!

In the 9 months or so since I've switched vets, I have been repeatedly amazed…read more From getting our dog spayed, to dental cleaning for our cat, & all the regular check ups in between. They give accurate estimates with a high/low range & haven't exceeded it once. Every staff member loves animals and it shows. They care. It's not about getting every penny they possibly can. They are knowledgeable, transparent & excellent in communicating. I find the staff pleasant and engaging, genuinely kind. Our babies love going here, and we are happy to have such a wonderful place to take them for their needs. It is honestly, repeatedly the best place I've ever taken my little loves. Street parking, never had to park more than a block away. Pricing is fair. I'd recommend this vet office to anyone and everyone.

Alberta Veterinary has been my vet since I relocated to Portland three years ago. They've done a…read moreterrific job keeping my eldery Bichon alive and thriving. I couldn't be happier with their care. I'm a bit amazed by those reviews that claim higher prices than expected. For example, Ashtyn C didn't get a written quote for "teeth cleaning?" Really? Does this person have any idea what can be involved with any kind of dental work for a dog? It's likely to include general anaesthesia if it's a serious cleaning. And was it "just a cleaning?" Somehow I doubt that. By the way, a mouth is a mouth. It doesn't matter if your dog is a chihuahua or a great dane, the same costs apply. In fact, chihuahuas are prone to serious and difficult dental issues due to their small mouths and tiny jaws. I've never even had a Chihuahua as an animal companion and even I know that. There's a lot about Ashtyn C's review that doesn't pass the smell test -- including his ignorance about dogs and how veterinary services are priced and shared with consumers. Didn't like the price? Then don't sign the consent form for care. I have never been provided with a significant service by Alberta Veterinary without knowing -- up front -- how much every aspect of that service would cost or likely cost and the low and high limit of the possible bill. I suppose I should give them "special credit for this," but this is standard procedure for ALL VETS. Like every other vet -- primary care or emergency -- they ITEMIZE the quote for you, providing low and high parameters and the time period for which that quote is VALID. They will then go over every aspect of service that you have questions on. I have always been given the opportunity to decide what was an essential part of the service being planned. I have always known what the service would cost. I have never been "surprised" by them. And, let's see, Hi C claimed that staff tackled and laid on top of his dog? Now, why would that be? Why would they be afraid? What exact behavior was your dog exhibiting? Was it a danger to the staff? One would assume so. Dogs can be dangerous. And Hi C was right there and didn't stop them and say, "Let us leave and plan to come back later. Maybe he needs to be sedated." I'm sure that if Hi C had expressed those concerns and sentiments, they would have accommodated their requiest. Hi C's probably the kind of dog owner who doesn't understand why they're supposed to pick up their dog's crap when out on a walk. No doubt, the world revolves around Hi C's sense of entitlement. Newsflash: my dog visits Alberta Veterinary at least once a month for a tech visit. He has never left traumatized. Then again, he's well behaved and well socialized. Maybe Hi C needs to be a little less "Hi" and a little more sensible about the behavior of their pet. Too many people these days don't use their heads, don't plan ahead, or don't plan at all. Or they blame others for their own shortcomings like not training and managing their animal companions well. Vet care is expensive. I'm low-income myself and sympathize with anyone struggling to afford vet care and sometimes having to make painful choices about what care is essential, what is crucial to my dog's quality of life, and what I can afford. If you're a pet owner who can't financially manage "surprises," then make sure you're not "surprised." Get a written quote, look into financing options, and/or see about accessing care for low-income pet owners through charitable organizations. Alberta Vet has never advertised itself as a "low cost" or "charity care" vet clinic so don't expect them to behave as one. Regardless, I have always found their costs for service highly competitive, if not fairly low. Moreover, they've ALWAYS provided me a written estimate up front for any significant care before getting my approval to procede. That includes the cost of a simple exam, a vet tech visit for monthly services, to surgery. They also do a very good job ensuring security for all patients and being aware when some patients are "reactive." That includes asking other people and their pets to vacate common areas when a reactive and potentially dangrous animal is going to be coming through.

I found Alberta from a Yelp review. It's been several years now that I've been taking my pets to…read moreAlberta. The staff is friendly and caring when it comes to the care and treatment of my pets. I came to them after my previous vet showed they didn't care at all about my pet and could barely be bothered to hear anything about their issues before prescribing something. I have been very happy with Alberta the staff is great and the vets are top notch.

I highly recommend Grateful Heart Veterinary Hospital to anyone looking for a veterinarian! Dr…read more Kroussaniotakis has been watching over my little Kenni for a few years now. She & her staff are absolutely amazing! They're considerate, loving & have terrific communication. There isn't a question I can't ask by sending an email & they respond back consistently. I'm so blessed to have such a great place to entrust with the care of my dog. He's my little buddy! Give them a call you won't be disappointed! 5 STARS ALL THE WAY!

I have been going to Grateful Heart Vet since 2020. I now have 6 dogs and 2 cats that receive care…read morefrom them, so it's fair to say I am at Grateful Heart Vet often. Over the years, we have been seen by a few of their amazing veterinarians. I have been very happy with all of the services they provide. The facility itself is always immaculate, quiet and calm (which is great for the pets they see), and its generally been easy to get in. Dr. Felton, Dr. Pavlich and Dr. Kroussaniotakis have seen my crew the most. They are all extremely kind, professional, and knowledgeable. I am always impressed with their bedside manner and compassion. It is clear they all love what they do and the families they work with. Grateful Heart Vet is the first place I recommend all of my dog training clients and I'm so glad to have them to help me with my crew!

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.

I am writing to express my deep disappointment regarding the way my family and I were treated…read moreduring one of the most heartbreaking moments we have ever experienced during the euthanasia of our beloved Chihuahua. While I want to acknowledge that some members of your staff were incredibly compassionate, the overall experience was made significantly more painful due to the actions of one of your representatives, Kev. His lack of compassion, professionalism, and awareness during such a sensitive time left both myself and my daughter deeply upset. When we arrived, my daughter went inside to check us in while I remained in the car with Sophia. We had specifically hoped to use the side entrance to minimize any additional stress for Sophia, who was already in distress. Kev refused to allow my daughter to check us in because I was listed as the primary owner even after my daughter explained she was a family member. The only information that needed to be confirmed was my phone number, address, and email address, all information my daughter could have confirmed. Instead, I was forced to walk into the lobby while crying and emotionally overwhelmed. This lack of flexibility showed very little understanding of the situation. Once we were escorted into a room, Kev returned to review paperwork and discuss payment. Prior to our visit, I had contacted Dove Lewis prior to verify what charges I would be responsible for. Despite explaining that I had already confirmed these details, Kev argued with me while I was sitting there holding my dying dog in my lap. During such an emotional moment, the last thing anyone should have to do is debate billing. The vet assistant who cared for Sophia before the procedure was exceptionally kind, compassionate, and respectful. She carefully prepared Sophia, brought her back so we could spend our final moments together, and gently explained that we could notify the staff when we were ready. Her compassion made a tremendous difference during an incredibly painful time. The vet who performed Sophia's euthanasia was equally compassionate and handled the procedure with dignity and empathy. We are sincerely grateful for the care both of these individuals provided.  After Sophia had passed and we had spent time saying our final goodbyes, my daughter informed the staff that we were ready for them to take her. Kev entered the room and asked if we were ready to proceed with the euthanasia, completely unaware that the procedure had already been completed. This demonstrated a troubling lack of communication among the staff and forced us to relive an incredibly painful moment unnecessarily. To make matters worse, after realizing the procedure had already been completed, we handed Sophia over to Kev wanting to leave peacefully with our grief.  Instead while holding our dog in his arms Kev started to discuss a refund that was owed and wanted to know what card to refund to. I was completely inconsolable after saying goodbye to our loved one and this was an incredibly insensitive and inappropriate time to bring up financial matters. I told him that we would call to take care of it. After that conversation, rather than staying behind with Sophia and simply allowing us to leave the room and grieve privately as we exited, Kev continued to follow us out of the room and down the hall to the exit all while carrying our pet. There was no need to escort us out as we had entered through the same side entrance. Throughout this time, he continued speaking to us while carrying Sophia in a way that was deeply upsetting. Her head was dangling over his arm without the care and dignity that I believe every family expects their beloved pet to receive after they have passed. Seeing our loved one handled in that manner was completely heartbreaking, and it is an image that my daughter and I will carry with us for the rest of our lives. This should have been a peaceful opportunity to say goodbye to our cherished family member of 17 years. Instead, multiple interactions with Kev made an already devastating experience even more painful. Families facing end of life decisions deserve empathy, patience, clear communication, and compassionate treatment. Unfortunately, that was not what we experienced from him. I sincerely hope this feedback is taken seriously.

My dog was actively bleeding on the floor and they denied her because "they don't do walk-in's she…read morecould have gotten very very injured she had surgery but is tore open. An animal HOSPITAL. That doesn't do walk ins. WOW. Never going again!

I (and my three dogs) have been clients of Dr. Lexi Beckley for 7 years and we have always received…read moreexcellent and kind care. Dr. Beckley is extremely caring, knowledgeable, and takes the time with us to understand their health, cover our options, and suggest specialists where needed. The front desk team - who have mostly been at the clinic the entire time I've been a client - are also kind and caring.

We've been taking our dog to Mt. Tabor for just shy of two years. We're now relocating out of area,…read moreso I wanted to take a minute to publicly say how happy we've been with the folks at Mt. Tabor and how much we're going to miss this practice! Mt. Tabor has by leaps and bounds been the best veterinary experience we've had and I think our pup would agree! The communication has been proactive and clear, the pricing reasonable and also clearly communicated, everyone on the team from the folks at the front desk, to the techs, to the doctors have been incredibly friendly to people and pets alike. The in-person experience felt far more comfortable and calmer for our pup than other vet offices he's previously been to and I felt that the transition required to drop-off for COVID was smooth, safe, and happened much faster and easier than at other service providers. Even when our pup needed to be seen elsewhere due to an emergency or us being out of town, the staff at Mt. Tabor were in the loop and great about following up about how our dog was recovering. Mt. Tabor Vet Care is honestly one of the things I will miss the most about living in Portland. If you're in the market for a new vet, I highly recommend giving them a call.

Absolutely LOVED the doctors here, but the front office staff was rude and dismissive. I left for…read moreanother clinic after the FO strongly suggested I not get my dogs nails clipped there and wanted $42 plus a $32 nurse fee for a trim that also required an appointment. Zero empathy and did not care whatsoever when I expressed my dissatisfaction. Bye.

Review of Fremont Veterinary Clinic, Portland, OR Dr. Wendy…read moreJohnson, DVM, and the exceptional Health Care Team provide the highest quality of care and compassion I have ever experienced. Their expertise, guidance, communication, and personal touch across all lines of service they provide is FIVE STAR. They go beyond the call of duty to ensure my pet receives thorough care that I trust. They provide extremely helpful links to community resources (support and services) and education regarding my pet's condition and treatment. I can then combine my education from Dr. Johnson and other resources to best care for my pet. I recommend Fremont Veterinary Clinic - I am grateful and blessed my pet is their patient.

Our timid little puppy had her first vet visit with Fremont veterinary clinic today. The clinic is…read moreclean and quiet. The vet assistant, Jake, was kind and patient with Zadie while weighing and taking her temperature. Dr. Siahpush is wonderful! She put our trembling puppy at ease with her voice, manner and a few treats. She is a great educator too--I had a LOT of questions today. This clinic took very good care of our cats for 15+ years and it looks very promising there for our new doggie. Veterinary medicine can be a difficult profession so we feel lucky to have a doctor who loves her work and is great with small animals.

Upon walking in, the front desk staff was friendly and helpful. The doctor was attentive to our…read moreconcerns and treated our dog as if it was their own. He was honest and gave us realistic options, rather than pushing us to make "convenient" decisions. I've had bad experiences with several vet clinics in the past that have made me skeptical but this clinic is one that I will continue to return to and take my other fur babies!

We came here because the rescue group uses them so they already knew our puppy. Very welcoming…read more They have all been super helpful in the office but also when we call for advice. We just got our puppy spayed a few weeks ago and they did an amazing job. No external stitches and so clean and smooth. Three weeks later and can barely tell there is a scar. The only downside is the parking isn't free so have to pay every time. They are in a bit of a cellular dead zone but have free WiFi.