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Clackamas County
Referral from
Jan 20, 2016
Lisa H.:
Looking for suggestions on fairly priced place to get a dog vaccinated please.
Karri B.:
Clackamas County Animal Shelter in hwy 212. Does a package deal. I think it's the 4 th Saturday of the month. Really good deal. ... Pacific Crest Sport Horse
Referral from
Jan 21, 2016
Tracy B.:
I'm looking for a good local equine vet that will come out to the farm. Any suggestions?
Jessica W.:
Personally I use Dr Mike Stewert 503-873-5701 Or Pacific Crest Sport horses Dr Crabbe 503- 632-6336 Dr Sundholm is good too. None... Equus Veterinary Service PC
- Veterinarian
- 14671 S Leland Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045, USA Oregon City, OR 97045
- Closed â‹… Opens at 8:30AM
Referral from
Apr 02, 2016
Krystle J.:
Suggestions please: I have a person asking to do a pre-purchase exam on a horse. Apparently one of the vets they called said they don't...
Jessica R.:
Try equus vet, 503 632 2100 they are between molalla and oregon city Kohler Ranch Equine Care Facility
- Veterinarian, Horse Equipment & Services...
- 152-- S. Maplelane Rd - Oregon City, Or - Shown by appointment Oregon City, OR 97045
Referral from
Oct 10, 2013
Morgan G.:
Hey folks - anyone know of a good pasture board/not in a stall all the time place in the Gresham/ Oregon City/SE Portland area? Ideally...
Karen F.:
Oregon City area, B~ K Stable, great place. Contact 503-201-4082. The Cat's Meow Cat Clinic
- Veterinarian
- 19743 OR-213, Oregon City, OR 97045, USA Oregon City, OR 97045
- Closed
Referral from
Oct 24, 2013
Steve F.:
Ferris is having some tummy issues -can anyone recommend a good vet? He's on the Cadillac of cat foods, but we are switching today as...
Michael L.:
Heh Tiff asked me to post here but seems theres a crap load of advice already, I was gonna send you to where my mom carolyn said,... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from August 21, 2015
Rebecca R. asked:
Best vet in Moss Bluff?
Brittany W. replied:
Dr. Storer at Moss Bluff Animal Hospital
Christy W. replied:
Dr Harper. Animal medical center across from Wendy's. Or Dr. Beiber.
Lauren D. replied:
Dr. Store
Gerry T. replied:
They r all good. I use Dr. Storer. 855-3176
Ben C. replied:
DR. HARPER been our vet since the '80's, he's a christian man and is easy to talk to.
Gerry T. replied:
Nicole Miller Leger that is Dr Storer & after over 20 yrs he has never been like that.
Krystin C. replied:
Dr. Bieber
Madisyn Q. replied:
My mom drives all the way from Leesville to see Dr. Bieber. He's great! The office staff is friendly as well. We recently had to put one of our family members down and the staff was very patient as we said our goodbyes and Dr. Bieber was so understanding! Best experience ever!
Kristen S. replied:
Dr Storer has been very rude to my family as well
Colt L. replied:
Honestly, I just had my first experience ever with Dr. Harper this morning for my cat... I can honestly say it was pretty smooth, and he seems like a really genuine person. I can't speak for Dr. Storer because I've never been there in an adult capacity.
Samantha H. replied:
Dr Bieber is amazing!
Monica C. replied:
Dr. Storer and best prices too!
Mary L. replied:
Dr. Storer
Monica N. replied:
Dr. Harper!
Judy W. replied:
Dr Harper Animal Medical Center 855-9065 hands down Becky I have been to all of them.
Paula H. replied:
Dr. Bieber!
Julie D. replied:
Dr Storer is our favorite. He does not overcharge. We started with Harper.
Kristen S. replied:
Dr Harper
Referral from August 10, 2014
Hannah B. asked:
Does anyone know of a vet clinic or pet hospital that does low cost or free kitty spaying? And also to take her for shots :) let me know thanks!
Vicki B. replied:
http://asapmetro.org/spay-and-save
Referral from September 4, 2015
Shavonda M. asked:
Looking for the vet clinic for low income families to get animals spaded or neutered. It's on the 4 th Saturday of month
Jessica S. replied:
http://www.clackamas.us/pressreleases/pr20150113 a.html
Referral from October 8, 2014
Linda R. asked:
I have 2 mini donkey geldings 4 years old that I absolutely love. they are the light of my life. Yesterday my farrier/vet noticed that one of them (Barney) has...
Peaceful C. replied:
The first step ,and most important, is to remove all dead and infected tissue and exposed to air. Depending on the severity this process may take several trims and filings about every 8 to 10 days. The iodine and bleach is excellent. The hoof must be kept clean and disinfected on a daily basis.And dry if possible. If there are large holes, pack with baking soda. Nutrition is critical. Make sure that they have access to ,or you are feeding them a supplement with all the trace minerals Including Biotin. You can always reach us at 503-655-4106 with any questions.
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