I cannot say enough good things about the VCA Surgical Specialists, and specifically Dr. Courtney…read moreKorff and her team. About 6 weeks ago Douglas, our two year old dachshund, had a mobility issue that suddenly occurred. I took him to the emergency hospital here in Eugene, and was notified he needed to see a Neurologist. My vet the next morning referred me to VCA in Clackamas. From the moment Douglas and I walked in we were treated with nothing but top shelf care. Dr. Korff examined Douglas then made her recommendation of surgery that was needed to try to save Douglas' ability to walk. The next 24 hours were rough. When I picked him up we were told that the surgery had gone great. The team at VCA had taken amazing care of Douglas. We were sent home with medications and instructions. For the next five weeks we did everything that we were instructed to do. We had our follow up appointment this past week. We were sent home with a glowing report! Dr. Korff said he looked great, and would continue to get stronger! I want to thank everybody at VCA for caring for Douglas and coaching me through his rehabilitation. I would highly recommend them for any care your pet may need. A++ Grade. Thank you so much!

I took Lily for her eye check at VCA. Every year, it is recommended that Service Dogs have her…read moreeyes completely examined. Lily pass and is ready for next year.

Everything went well..great employees super good care. Very clean office and pleasant staff.read more

Scenario: my cat ate chunks of a plastic bag so I took him to vet. They recommended X-rays and lab…read morework for total of over $700. I asked why X-ray since I didn't think plastic would show up on image to which vet responded that they'll be clues on image as to what's going on. $700 later they now want to do an ultrasound for $800 which would tell them what the X-ray has plus more. I asked why didn't you suggest ultrasound prior to X-ray since it'll tell you what X-ray has plus more? Answer: it's our protocol. Moral of the story: it's this hospital's protocol to milk pet owners for everything they've got rather than working the problem with your pet. Thanks but no thanks. I'll never come here again and will dissuade any friends and acquaintances I've from coming here. I should have looked up the yelp reviews before coming. Big mistake on my part.

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.

Dr. Conrad is amazing. brought in a sick kitty and she was absolutely incredible. treated us like…read moreactual people and didn't just care about money, but actually about the cat and his quality of life and how he feels. a complete night and day difference compared to our old vet. thank you very much

Horrible customer service, we moved out of state and they keep telling us they have no record of…read moreour pet. So we can't get the records.

I have been using Clackamas Pet Clinic for more than 10 years now. They are simply the best vet…read moreI've ever been to. They are so caring and I would not take Bandit anywhere else. The affordability factor is just a bonus! Great staff. I love them all.

Our dog "Milo" of 18years had a physical scheduled today and we knew he was getting close to the…read moreend. So sometime last night he went down hill fast couldn't stand or walk. So sadly it was time. We brought him 15 min early explained our situation and YOU would not see him not only that but told us that you wasn't sure if you could do anything and we would have to wait. Not to mention that your people at the counter has ZERO EMPATHY. Acted as they didn't care. and this has been Milos vet for his entire life. I have to say that I am disgusted and hurt that you would treat us this way in our time of need. Clackamas Pet Clinic has become heartless and pathetic and we will be sure to tell at least 10 people. I wish I could give you NEGITIVE 5 STARS

We switched from the VCA to the Happy Valley Veterinary Hospital and I can't believe we didn't make…read morethe switch sooner. The prices for examinations, tests, medications, and specialized food beat out the VCA. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. We had such a pleasant experience we are switching all our pets over. We even got a goodie bag for being new patients and my kitten loves the toys and food they gave. We are very happy here!

These folks are amazing, everyone from the receptionists to the vet techs to the doctors! We're…read moreglad we found them! We take our 8 year old cat and 10 week old kitten for check ups and more. Their services are affordable and always easy to schedule a visit! They also text with check ins after your visit to make sure your creature is happy and healthy. Come here, big trust

Dr Lori Gibson helped us put our cat of 18 years down, and we can't say nicer things about how she…read morehandled this process. She was absolutely wonderful in terms of explaining what would happen, being so compassionate and soft spoken about the whole situation. We couldn't have been more grateful that she was the one who helped us!

In a perfect world, I would hope that no one would need to avail themselves of their service and…read moreour beloved animals would live with us forever. When that is no longer the case and tough decisions need to be made, we had an excellent experience with Compassionate Care to say goodbye to our pup. Let me start by saying that every administrative and customer service interaction was timely, clear, and concise. The last thing you want in this situation are delays and confusion. Once I reached out through the contact link on their website, the email response with details about their different services happened within 10 minutes. An intake call to make arrangements for a euthanasia visit at our home was answered by a human and only took a few minutes. They recommend making a reservation 48-hours in advance, but we were put on a wait-list and we moved up our reservation when things opened up. I appreciate that you can reschedule (with four hours advance notice) as well. They have a variety of services, Eco-friendly cremation, and memorial pieces. Everything was arranged in advance, including payment through their web portal, so when the vet arrived for the appointment it was all about our boy and his (and our) comfort. Dr. Wilson clearly walked us through the process, gave us time to say goodbye, provided options, and was a wonderful partner in the process. Cremation is done at a facility in N. Portland, but they have the option of picking up the cremains in Oregon City which was more convenient for us. Having gone through this experience with another pet where we took them to the vet's office, I would highly recommend this option for the pet's comfort. It just felt better saying goodbye in a familiar space surrounded by love.

The staff at Linwood Animal Clinic is friendly and accommodating, and their services are…read morereasonably-priced.

We always have kind caring attention for our pets. Its easy to schedule appointments in their app…read moreand it reminds you of any needed vaccines or appointments you need to schedule. We have been happy here for several years.