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3.7
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Very good veterinary services. We took all of our pets there for a long time but had to change when…read morewe moved. Otherwise, we would still have been there!

VETCOR NEWBERG - NO LONGER LOCALLY OWNED…read morehttps://www.vetcor.com/blog/acquisitions-february-2023 While they go out of their way to hide it, this is no longer our formerly beloved local Animal Hospital. In fact they are no longer a Hospital at all, offering zero walk in or last minute appointments, for light emergency services to their long standing and loyal customers. In addition to hiding their corporate ownership, their website has not been updated and still clearly states "Emergency cases shall always receive top priority, which is why occasional appointment delay is inevitable. Please realize that we make a sincere attempt to see each client on time" while they continue to display a staff picture despite half the Veterinarians leaving since the acquisition. The point of having a primary care vet is two fold. First is for regular scheduled checkups, but equally important is knowing that the vet you trust and work with has the capacity, or at least the intent, to see your pet when emergencies occur. The fact that they hide their corporate ownership, falsely continue to state services they no longer offer and present the faces of vets no longer working there makes it clear that their new corporate owners intentionally wish to mislead the local community. Don't be fooled, find a new primary care vet before it's too late for your pet.

Country Kitty Kondo

Country Kitty Kondo

3.4
(10 reviews)

Thank you for keeping an eye on our precious family members while we were gone! They're safe, happy…read moreand healthy. I'm so appreciative! We brought our own cat tunnel, a salmon colored blanket, our own waterer and feeder and a few toys but they can supply food, water, bowls, cat trees etc if you need! This is just what made us comfortable. Pictured is their little set-up.

I would rank them even lower than one star if I could…read more My family was evacuated due to the fires on Chehalem mountain on the evening of 9/7, and on Wednesday 9/8, we took our five cats to Country Kitty, we didn't know when we would be able to return home safely. Jack assured us that they would be safe and taken care of, and my family went to our respective hotels and to work. On the morning of 9/9, my partner received a phone call from Country Kitty, so I called them back to find out what was happening. I was informed that one of our cats had escaped and was nowhere to be found. They had placed three intact-clawed cats in an enclosure with only a screen door between them and their "inescapable" outdoor run and then left them there without checking on them for at least 16 hours. Jack informed us he had checked on them at 4pm on Wednesday, only four hours after I dropped them off, and then did not look in on them again until the morning. The phone call came in around 9am on Thursday. I sent my parents to pick up the remaining four cats. Three of the cats, including the missing one, are theirs, and two are mine. The missing cat belongs to my father, who is absolutely devastated by this. When they arrived, understandably upset by the situation, instead of giving them an apology, Jack began complaining about the damage to the screen door. One single live trap was set in the yard behind the enclosure the cats were in. My partner and I returned to Country Kitty today with some of my father's worn clothing to bait live traps, and again Jack met us with nothing but rudeness and attitude. It took nearly an hour of argument for him to agree to purchase more live traps to set around the property. We came to Country Kitty in a crisis and trusted them to care for our animals, who to us are as important as human family members. A screen door is completely inadequate as a barrier to keep clawed cats indoors, and he also had been planning to let my indoor-only cats out into the outdoor run that has no top enclosure without informing or asking me if that was okay. The outdoor run has no top covering, and the only means of keeping cats from jumping out is that the top of the fence is folded back in towards the center of the enclosure. However, in the middle of the run within easy jumping distance of the folded back part of the fence, is a tall climbing structure, which is obviously how our cat got out. Also, in the middle of a crisis where there are active fires and smoke everywhere outdoors, one would think that taking all precautions to keep animals inside would be at the forefront of a boarding service's policies. And even with all of this notwithstanding, not checking on the animals for SIXTEEN HOURS is completely unacceptable. Do not take your cats here. Ever.

Pawsitively Playful Doggie Daycare - petboarding - Updated July 2026

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