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    Springwater Veterinary Wellness Center

    3.8 (5 reviews)
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    Gresham Animal Hospital

    Gresham Animal Hospital

    3.7
    (101 reviews)

    Bought out by a mega corporation. It's pretty crappy now. The main and best vet is gone. You can't…read moreget anyone on the phone when you call and don't get the impression they are good with animals even. Lots of convenient options for buying food and medicine if that's what you're looking for. But for medical care not so much. Expect to get nickel and dimed for everything. Gone here for years but never again.

    The cost for my golden retriever's routine Cytopoint injection at Gresham Animal Hospital suddenly…read moreincreased from around $170 to $262, nearly $100 more than what I paid for the same service just a couple of months ago. Cooper has been receiving this treatment every 4 to 6 weeks for over two years to manage severe seasonal allergies, so this is not a new or unexpected service. When I reached out thinking the bill may have been an error, I was told the price had simply gone up and the charge was correct. My biggest frustration is the lack of communication. For a loyal, repeat client receiving the same ongoing treatment this frequently, a drastic price increase should have been clearly communicated before the appointment, not discovered after being charged. Unfortunately, Gresham Animal Hospital has gone significantly downhill since the sale of the practice and the departure of Dr. Chris. Because of this experience, I will be looking for a more affordable and transparent option for Cooper's ongoing allergy care.

    East Hills Animal Clinic

    East Hills Animal Clinic

    3.4
    (32 reviews)

    I am blown away by how compassionate the team at East Hills is. Earlier this month, we had to say…read moregoodbye to my childhood dog. Tears were flowing BIG time but the vet was kind and comforting. A family friend, Shannon, happens to work here as well and having her there made all the difference. She spoiled our dog with yummy snacks and loved on her along with the rest of us as we said our goodbyes. You can truly tell how much the employees here love animals. Although I wish this appointment never had to happen, it went as well as it possibly could have. Once all was said and done, we never felt rushed out of the room. We sat and shared stories, gave our girl love, and cried some more. Shannon was very generous and gave us each a little bag filled with fur. One of the more unsettling parts of losing a pet is leaving them behind for the final time, but everyone assured us that even though she had passed, our dog would not be left in the room alone. They took great care of her and us. I never want this day to come with our other pets, but when it does, I feel good knowing the team here will handle it with just as much love and care.

    My pets have been patients of Dr. McNabb for 6 years. He is a competent (or so I thought) vet. The…read moreother vet there is not competent at all. Dr. McNabb has changed however. I believe it is because he is getting ready to retire so he has stopped truly caring about the pets he is treating. I contacted the clinic yesterday and was told in order to talk to the Dr. I had to have a phone appt. It was $85, I talked to the vet for 5 minutes. He prescribed 4 anti anxiety pills for my dog that is injured, has not eaten or drank anything for 5 days and can't walk. I can't get a leash on him as he is partially feral. Vet said one pill will knock him out. No, over 7 hours I gave him all 4 pills because he was having no response to the drugs. When I called later to talk to the vet and maybe have him prescribe something stronger, he wouldn't call me and just had the receptionist call me. She said "he will not give you any more medications and to call Animal Control". What? No, Animal Control is not responsible for picking up owners dogs. Never has been and never will be. I am not sure why the vet did not know this since he is/was a vet. May I say 'duh'? When I told the inexperienced and horribly rude person on the phone I would not be back, she hung up on me. I did not cuss and did not yell so why? I have given this vet at least $2000 this year alone and that was just for 2 teeth cleanings on tiny dogs. If you go to this clinic, this situation is going to happen to you and your pet/pets eventually. There are at least 3 other vets in the immediate area. I won't be going back there. Ever.

    Eagle Fern Veterinary Hospital

    Eagle Fern Veterinary Hospital

    2.8
    (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

    Springwater Veterinary Wellness Center - vet - Updated August 2026

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