Veterinarians in Corvallis, OR

“Have been using them as the primary care for my pitbulls for years. Wonderful staff who has always worked hard to reach me with updates, and work on scheduling and rescheduling as needed. Prices have always been reasonable, and they have tried always to be considerate of financial situations. Beautiful setting and wonderful people. If you are looking for a vet in Corvallis I can't recommend them enough!”

“My wife and I recently came to West Hills from another clinic and we have loved every experience with the clinic so far. The staff is amazing and Dr. Glaze is an incredibly compassionate and knowledgeable person. Best vet in the Corvallis/Philomath area!”

“Absolutely amazing care for my former stray, way more expertise and supportive care than anywhere else I've seen, while also being far less costly. Everything they do is with fully informed consent with thorough explanations, and they checked in over the phone both before and after visits to see how she was. The office setup is fully centered around keeping cats calm and relaxed.

The initial checkup included a full educational run through of proper care both food/drink wise and behaviorally for a healthy and happy cat that I really appreciated, without specific brand endorsements. They were also able to see me almost immediately for an emergency fungal issue eating her paw.

Once she was healthy enough, she had her spay, with the best surgery I've ever seen. Only a few days later and it's almost completely healed with internal stitches in a clean, neat, tiny incision despite her turning out to be complicated by being very swollen in heat.

Wish my human doctors were as kind and thorough, they really care about these lil beasts :)”

“Your clinic was highly recommended by family, friends, on social media, and Google reviews. I was also looking for a clinic which would provide a reduced cost neutering service and one I could trust to provide care for my dog beyond the neutering service. I believe I have found what I was looking for.
Thank you!”

“Treated me and my german shepard like gold.first time visit for my anxiety filled dog ,maxwell.they listened to me,about his issues.took the best care of him.great place,awesome staff.”

“Dr. Gross and his team are a caring, professional, and empathetic team who I trust with my dog. They are happy to discuss any and all concerns or worries you have as a pet owner, and have helped me when my dog was injured and needed care, as well as when we had our dog neutered. They consistently go above and beyond to help us care for our dog, and have created a caring environment for their patients at a reasonable cost. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a competent and kind team to care for their beloved pet.”

“We had an eye emergency with our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, occurring on a recent Sunday. We were able to schedule an appointment with Dr. OMOTO. Dr. Omoto and their staff were incredible from beginning to end. A thorough examination and successful treatment. Staff members Sarah and Paige were also professional, thorough, patient, and understanding. All staff, including reception, seemed to truly care about the well-being of our dog. Other patients coming in, also appeared to be treated very well. We were happy with the visit (our dog was here once before) and will not hesitate to return when needed, even though the drive is 1.5 hours! Thank you so much for your time and expertise.”

“We had a very nice experience with all the staff that help with Ripleys appointment. They treated her with tender care. Everything they did during our visit was done in a timely manner.”

“We drive here from Eugene. We love it here we would not go any where else. My animals run up to them to get treats, they are kind,they are very good. I trust them with my dogs and cats. The best place any where.”

“We drive here from Eugene. We love it here we would not go any where else. My animals run up to them to get treats, they are kind,they are very good. I trust them with my dogs and cats. The best place any where.”

“We drive here from Eugene. We love it here we would not go any where else. My animals run up to them to get treats, they are kind,they are very good. I trust them with my dogs and cats. The best place any where.”

“Extordinary care. Support staff was compassionate and knowledgeable. From the moment they answered the phone until the end of the appointment. Dr. Moses was great and went above and beyond like always! Thank you!”

“I was reading through all of the reviews here and was surprised by some of the negative comments. First, you have to know that this is a triage hospital. The vets' environment likely changes by the minute. My sense is that there is also a vet shortage at the moment. And depending on when you show up- they are working, even if it's 3am. To take care of yourself, please consider an insurance policy for your pet. The $25 a month I pay has paid for itself more than once. The time to get this policy is in the first month of the animal's life and if you start later in life you just have to shop around. My cat came away 100% recovered but not wo some scary moments. She went in at 10pm on Friday right before our ice storm. The tech said my wait could be in excess of 2 hours but took my cat to the back right away to assess if she was stable. She was - fever of 104.5 but otherwise ok. At 1 am the doc came out with an early assessment and needed to run tests to rule some issues out. She also wanted to get some pain meds and fluids going. I learned alot from the doc. She asked if I wanted an assessment before we started. This would allow me to pick and choose the next steps and with the insurance 80% of what they showed me would me covered so it was easy to say yes to all. This first step included some lab panels: Blood and urine work that they assess in house and an X-ray that they might need help reading - radiologist is off site. The doc said they wanted to at least get pain meds on board and fluids going and wanted to observe her. Two to three hours. I had to get some friends down to Eugene by 330 am for an early flight so I had to pay before I left and I had to come back or my sense is this would turn into a hospitalization and more money for me. That made sense to me. I then wondered how many people just leave their pets when they can't pay and then the vet now has to make other decisions. I got back at 430 am and the vet said likely they would have to wait until 6am to get the radiologists input. I asked if I could go home and come back. She let me and said 7am would be fine. I came back and the doc said that her blood and urine panels came back normal. She was perplexed by her fever however. So she sent me home w some pain meds and anti biotics and told me to watch her carefully the next 24 hours. My cat didn't eat or drink the next day. I called WV about every 6 hours w an update and they updated My cats notes for the doctor. The ice storm began on this day. The tech also recommend monitoring my cats fever. Petco has digital recital thermometers that are easy to use. On Saturday night at 6pm I called and asked if I should bring the cat back in. The front desk person consulted w a doc and let me know it could be a 5-6 hour wait because my cat was somewhat stable. She said it would be $100 to bring her in as an emergency appt and less if I made a progress review appt for Sunday. We made a plan. If her fever went over 104.5 I would bring her in. I took her temp every hour and it was stable around 104°. They also put me on a wait list in case the ER emptied out. At midnight since the ER was full I made a 930am follow up appt for Sunday which is less than an ER appt. $60 or so. Good lesson there and the staff encouraged the less expensive appt. On Sunday, in spite of all the ice, the staff was was there on duty. Because I had an appointment the doctor saw us right away. We changed course a little bit because the cat wasn't eating or drinking and I got some liquid pain meds and feeding syringe in case you didn't start eating soon. Then there was a debate about a antibiotic injection that lasts for two weeks. Since she wasn't eating or drinking, we decided this was a good plan. It's not the best defense for an infection, but I will tell you it likely worked. I was also given the option to pay for a couple other panels and I will tell you with insurance, it's nice not to have to worry about the cost of these. In the meantime, Alpine vet hospital, which was closed, and Willamette vet”

“3 years taking my German Shepherd to different Banfields. Today I felt good about it.Today they took time to deal with her PTSD she received from evil nail clipper.Thank you Corvallis Banifield staff.”