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Second Nature Healing

5.0 (10 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Holistic animal care

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Great place/space to learn in. I recently took Reiki 1 and can't wait for more trainings and to receive a session! Highly recommend!

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During the session Rosemary recorded the entire process of healing and sound for me to listen to afterwards.

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I love everything about this place. I was a little…read more-concerned- when the first meeting was a zoom, but it really gave me a chance to share my concerns with Dr. Mandi, discuss her treatment thoughts for my GSD, and plan for our first appointment. Because so many dogs coming here are post-surgery or otherwise having issues, they're super careful to avoid K9-contact and so our first appointment was very low stress. Dr. Mandi worked with my dog to make sure everything was set for our plan. Thereafter we did physical therapy, where Trixie did as much PT as I did learning, water treadmill (which I thought was going to be a disaster but went swimmingly well). You see different team members when you come in so you get a really good perspective on different approaches to the PT/training (Trixie trains easily, me less so). They also are collecting all of the A-Team local providers here, including accupuncture etc.. 5-stars, definitely recommend.

This is not a place where you can visit and ask questions. We brought our 12 years old dog here to…read morecheck it out and thought we can make an appointment. The door was lock but obviously it's business hour. A guy walked out and run back in to grab a brochure. It's so unwelcoming let us wait outside very long. I don't need a leaflet. It's all online. I want to see your facility and meet your people. Treatments aren't cheap I will pay what I will get. But since they can't give me a clue I simply on to a better service out there.

Natural Healing Veterinary Acupuncture - Dogs getting acupuncture or laser treatment for pain relief and nerve recovery

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I am fortunate to know Dr. Jester as both a colleague and a client. She is that wonderful…read morecombination of compassionate, down-to-earth, and intelligent. I recently began to bring my 9 year old dog, Raisin, to Dr. Jester for regular acupuncture treatments. I want to keep her as comfortable as possible as she ages. After just a couple of sessions, the change in Raisin's quality and speed of movement are apparent. She even played on the beach for much longer than she has in years! Having Raisin be assessed and treated by Dr. Jester on a regular basis is such an important part of our plan keep her healthy and happy for as long as possible. Having the opportunity to fine-tune that plan with Dr. Jester's ongoing input is invaluable!

Mango's second visit today at Natural Healing Veterinary Acupuncture, PC…read more Dr. Jester has been a delight to chat with while Mango gets his treat-ments it's a breath of fresh air having HOUR or longer one-on-one appointments with a veterinarian. If you're a 2.0 pet parent, looking for answers and a more detailed holistic approach to your pets care, look no further! I feel so lucky to have found someone so close to home(brand new location in Milwaukie,OR) that I can refer friends and family to Coming from someone who worked in vet clinics for 16yrs, I can't emphasize enough how important it is to explore ALL areas of veterinary medicine, not just what's mainstream. ‼Proper pet care should be taught, not told! Please don't wait until your pet is suffering to think, "maybe we'll try acupuncture as a last ditch effort"... your pet could be missing out on some serious healing! https://www.drjester.com/

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After a cross-country drive from Texas to Oregon, I knew my dog had to be feeling stiff and…read morecramped--she had just spent a week curled up in the front seat without room to stretch, aside from short breaks and hotel stays. I knew she could benefit from a massage, and I wanted to support her comfort as best I could while we're here in Oregon. That's how I found Very Important Pooch and reached out to Lela. Oregon law requires a veterinary referral before a practitioner can legally provide massage therapy for dogs. As someone just visiting--and from Texas, which has nearly identical restrictions--I know firsthand the time and cost realities of that barrier. Coordinating with my vet back home would mean multiple appointments at $$$ each, paperwork, delays, and a series of uneducated questions about a modality I'm not credentialed in--because the barrier places the authority to "approve" massage in the hands of someone who, based on vet school curriculum analysis, is among the least qualified to assess it. And of course, I'm not certified either--and I don't believe Lela should be required to donate free hours just to convince someone who is supposed to be an expert in my dog's health but lacks even the basic hours of education in this field. Lela is already highly trained and certified to do what I believe in--and what I'd argue most of us already know is foundationally sound care. Veterinary programs I've researched devote a tiny fraction of their total hours to massage, chiropractic care, or even nutrition--often just 1-2 credits in a 4,000+ hour curriculum. That's less than 0.1% of their training. Yet those graduates become the legal gatekeepers to my pup's health and comfort. So instead of pushing up against that mismatch, I asked Lela if she could teach me directly. She met that request with professionalism and warmth. We scheduled an appointment, and I found myself becoming vigilant in watching my pup--so I could begin learning. She helped me start the session by focusing and centering, and it only got better from there. She used my own arm to demonstrate how much pressure to apply--something I never could've learned through a screen. I felt grounded in the learning and empowered to work with my dog. I bounced all over the place with questions, and she supported my learning style with grace. And it worked! My pup visibly softened under my hands, and this morning, she genuinely seems looser, more comfortable, and has more pep in her step. I've already booked another session for next week. Whether you're a local pursuing a vet referral or a visitor wanting to learn, I highly recommend working with Lela. She honors the law without compromising education--and she empowered me in the process. Oh, and tell her Paws and J sent you :-)

Lela is the best! My dog is medium-high activity level and he's eight now so I go to her to keep…read morehim healthy and able to enjoy the running around and spinning he loves so much. You can really see the difference and it's good to know I'm doing everything I can for him. Lela is so sweet and mellow and my dog gets really happy every time he hears her car pull up.

Guardian Veterinary Care

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Please be aware: I…read moretrusted this clinic with my dog's care, and that trust was broken in a very serious way. I brought my French Bulldog, Winston, in for a simple influenza vaccine -- a routine visit. Instead, he was given the Leptospirosis vaccine, which is clearly flagged in his medical record as something he should never receive due to a prior severe allergic reaction. This was not a small oversight or a misunderstanding -- it was a serious mistake that could have had devastating consequences. They administered the vaccine and only informed me afterward. I was completely shocked and heartbroken that such a critical detail in his medical history was ignored. The veterinarian's response was disappointing, repeatedly referring to this as "an accident." I live with anxiety and PTSD, and this entire situation was extremely triggering as I tried to stay calm and advocate for my dog in the middle of what felt like a preventable emergency. I will be filing a formal complaint with the Oregon Veterinary Medical Board because this kind of mistake should never happen. Our pets rely on us to keep them safe, and I trusted this team to do that. I'm sharing this to help other pet parents make informed decisions. If you do choose to visit this clinic, please double-check everything for your own peace of mind. The vet tech who administered the vaccine was Emily. Winston's allergy is noted on every single page of his record, so this level of oversight is extremely concerning. Please be cautious and advocate for your pets. Mistakes like this can be life-threatening.

I personally can not say enough wonderful things about Dr. Roth and Dr. Gerard who run this vet…read morehospital. As someone who runs a cat rescue having a knowledgeable Vet is key. We also need a Vet who knows the difference between personal pet medicine and rescue/shelter medicine which they both do. They both have amazing bedside manner, are dedicated, compassionate and just overall rock stars. Their staff is also amazing and filled with caring people. For the last year or so our rescue as struggled to find a clinic/hospital that we could take our rescue animals to. I am picky and I know it but when cats come in to my rescue I want them to have the best of the best. We have tried several clinics and while a few were ok I had not found a solid primary day time vet. WELP that changed the minute I heard Guardian was opening. Both Dr. worked on a head trauma cat in our rescue during their time at Tanasbourne ER and let me just say they both impressed me very much. Since their clinic has opened I am fairly certain I have had appointments pretty close to daily. Personal and Rescue related. Everyone was treated with the utmost care. In my opinion Guardian is the best option for vet care in the area hands down.

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