North Plains Veterinary Clinic
North Plains Veterinary Clinic is a general practice practice in North Plains, OR.
About
North Plains Veterinary Clinic is a full-service, accredited animal hospital providing general veterinary care in North Plains, Oregon. Dr. Thomas Tsui offers medical and surgical services for small animals, including dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, and pocket pets. The clinic provides wellness exams, vaccinations, dental prophy and oral surgery, digital radiology, in-house labwork, in-house ultrasound exams, and laser therapy. Surgical procedures are also available, with electronic monitoring and dedicated technician support.
Serving pet owners in North Plains for over 22 years, the clinic is involved in the local community. They prioritize current clients for appointments, though new clients are accepted with a potential wait time of several weeks for a first visit. For urgent health emergencies outside of regular hours, clients are directed to local emergency veterinary clinics.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals does North Plains Veterinary Clinic treat?
- North Plains Veterinary Clinic provides care for small animals, including dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, and pocket pets. Dr. Tsui is able to offer medical care for these species. The clinic does not care for large animals such as horses, goats, sheep, or cows, nor for ferrets or sugar gliders.
- What diagnostic capabilities are available at North Plains Veterinary Clinic?
- The clinic offers broad gauged diagnostics, including digital radiology, in-house labwork for immediate results, and comprehensive off-site laboratory services. They also provide in-house ultrasound exams to aid in diagnosing various conditions.
- Does North Plains Veterinary Clinic offer surgical services?
- Yes, North Plains Veterinary Clinic provides a wide variety of surgical procedures, ranging from routine to complex. During surgery, each patient is assigned a technician for constant monitoring of vital signs, in addition to electronic monitoring.
- What is the clinic's policy for new clients and emergency care?
- North Plains Veterinary Clinic is currently accepting new clients, though current clients are prioritized, which may result in a wait of several weeks for a first visit. A deposit is required for new client appointments. For urgent health emergencies, pet owners are advised to contact local emergency veterinary clinics.
- What is Dr. Thomas Tsui's background and experience?
- Dr. Thomas Tsui has been in practice for over 30 years, having graduated from Oregon State University. His externship experience includes neurology, internal medicine, and ophthalmology departments at the University of Tennessee, as well as research at the Rabbit Research Center at OSU, the Oregon Regional Primate Center, and the VA Medical Center Research Laboratory.