Portland Animal Clinic
Portland Animal Clinic is a general practice practice in Portland, OR.
About
Portland Animal Clinic is a general practice providing veterinary services for cats and dogs in Portland's Goose Hollow neighborhood since 1950. The clinic offers preventive care, routine checkups, vaccinations, spay/neuter, internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry. They also provide grooming services, prescription diets, and flea control, with a strong focus on helping pets lead longer, happier lives.
Dr. Erin Castle, who acquired the clinic in 2015, leads the team. House calls are available for many veterinary services, offering a convenient option for pets stressed by travel or for owners with limited transportation. This includes in-home euthanasia services, allowing pets to remain in familiar, comfortable surroundings.
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Photos via Google · Portland Animal Clinic, Jane Rich, Margaret Cameron, Belen Murray, diane arendt
Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals does Portland Animal Clinic treat?
- Portland Animal Clinic provides veterinary services for both cats and dogs. They have been serving pets in Portland's Goose Hollow neighborhood for over 65 years, focusing on keeping both pets healthy and owners informed through their caring and knowledgeable staff.
- What veterinary services does Dr. Castle have a particular interest in?
- Dr. Erin Castle, who graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, has interests in internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry. She purchased Portland Animal Clinic in 2015 and previously practiced small animal medicine in New York and San Diego.
- Does Portland Animal Clinic offer house calls for veterinary services?
- Yes, Dr. Castle is able to make house calls for most veterinary services, though surgery and dental care require treatment at the clinic. House calls are an ideal option for pets stressed by travel, busy families with children, elderly clients, or those with limited transportation.
- What is the recommended vaccination schedule for kittens at Portland Animal Clinic?
- Kittens should receive their first FVRCP+FeLV vaccination at 6 to 8 weeks of age. A second FVRCP+FeLV dose is given at 12 weeks, followed by Rabies + FVRCP+FeLV at 16 weeks. This schedule helps protect kittens from major viral and bacterial diseases.
- Does Portland Animal Clinic perform declawing procedures for cats?
- Portland Animal Clinic considers declawing a painful procedure for cats and encourages alternatives. They recommend clients trim cat nails often or use nail caps, such as Soft Paws, to manage scratching behavior instead of declawing.