Oregon Humane Society - Community Veterinary Hospital

We provide comprehensive physical exams as part of our Preventative Care/Wellness Exams ($80) to assess your pet’s overall health, including energy levels, weight, dental condition, skin and ears, and early detection of emerging issues. These exams are tailored to each pet's unique needs.

We offer specialized care for senior pets, including regular wellness exams to monitor aging-related changes. Senior checkups often include blood pressure monitoring and additional diagnostics to ensure early detection of age-related conditions.

We provide core vaccinations such as Rabies, DA2PP (Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza for dogs), and FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia) for cats. These vaccines are essential for protecting your pet from common infectious diseases.

We provide guidance and treatments for flea and tick prevention as part of our preventative care services. While specific products may require prescription, we offer recommendations tailored to your pet’s needs during wellness exams.

We include microchipping in the Ultimate Cat Wellness Package ($55) at our Salem clinic. Microchipping ensures your pet can be identified and returned if lost, with registration provided as part of the service.

During wellness exams, we provide personalized nutritional counseling and weight management advice to help maintain your pet’s optimal health. Our team offers guidance on diet, portion control, and healthy lifestyle habits.

We offer parasite deworming as part of our wellness packages. For cats at the Salem clinic, a Parasite Package ($15) includes deworming and treatment for ear mites/fleas.

We provide behavioral counseling through our Behavior Help Line (503-416-) and training services. Our team offers advice on common issues like chewing, barking, aggression, or house soiling to help improve your pet’s quality of life.

Our in-house laboratory performs point-of-care bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to diagnose conditions quickly. Advanced diagnostics are sent to specialized labs when needed.

We conduct urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services using in-house laboratory equipment. This helps detect urinary tract infections, kidney disease, and other conditions affecting your pet’s health.

We utilize digital radiology to diagnose injuries or illnesses, such as broken bones, pneumonia, foreign object ingestion, and heart disease. Digital images can be shared with specialists for further evaluation if needed.

Our clinic offers ultrasonography to visualize soft tissues in the chest and abdomen. This non-invasive tool aids in diagnosing conditions, guiding fluid collection, or obtaining samples for further analysis.

We perform tonometry (eye pressure testing) to screen for genetic ocular diseases and glaucoma, particularly in breeds predisposed to these conditions. Regular monitoring is part of senior pet care.

As part of senior wellness exams or diagnostic workups, we monitor blood pressure to detect underlying diseases like heart or kidney conditions. Abnormal readings may require further evaluation.

We provide electrocardiography (EKG/ECG) to assess your pet’s heart rate and rhythm, helping diagnose cardiac diseases such as arrhythmias or congenital heart defects.

While we do not currently accept new patients for dentistry, we provide at-home dental care education during wellness exams to help maintain your pet’s oral health between professional cleanings.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries at our Portland and Salem clinics. Services include pain management, nail trimming, and e-collars. Financial assistance programs like Spay & Save offer reduced rates for low-income families.

We treat foreign body ingestion as part of our urgent care services. Diagnostic tools like digital X-rays help locate and remove ingested objects, ensuring your pet’s safety.

Our urgent care services include treatment for bite wounds, lacerations, and other injuries. We provide wound repair, pain management, and follow-up care to promote healing.

For pets requiring overnight care, we provide hospitalization and 24-hour monitoring as part of our urgent care services. This includes IV fluid therapy, pain management, and close observation for recovery.

We administer IV fluid therapy during hospitalization or as part of treatment plans for dehydration, kidney disease, or post-surgical care to stabilize your pet’s condition.

Our team provides pain management for pets undergoing surgery, recovering from injuries, or managing chronic conditions. We offer medications and monitoring tailored to your pet’s needs.

We treat poisonings and toxin exposures, including ingestion of human foods (e.g., chocolate, xylitol), plants, or chemicals. Immediate intervention includes inducing vomiting (when safe) and supportive care.

As part of post-surgical or medical care, we provide medical grooming services such as sanitary shaves, nail trimming, and medicated baths for skin conditions to aid in recovery.

We offer sanitary shaving for pets requiring post-surgical or medical care, particularly after spay/neuter procedures or for wound management.

Nail trimming and dremeling are included in our spay/neuter packages and as part of medical grooming services to maintain your pet’s comfort and health.

We provide quality of life assessments for pets with chronic illnesses or geriatric care needs. Our team works with you to determine the best course of action for your pet’s comfort and well-being.