Worthless idiots. Can't seem to communicate useful information. Went in for to hear about blood tests, waited more than an hour and didn't get anything useful from them. Called next day to see if I can get information and still got nothing. Ended up taking my dog elsewhere. During my last paying visit I asked for quotes and overall price to get my dog healthy(we're now on a budget from his previous surgery) I was quoted $200-250. Went to check out and they wanted $500+, felt as if I was getting taken advantage of.

Outstanding Veterinary Clinic. You can tell the whole staff has a great concern and care for animals very much. I highly recommend this clinic. Lea Sheldahl, DVMe takes the time to answer your questions.

We brought out cat, Stanley in there several months ago. Stanley had a feline version of a stroke during the night. It was extremely sad for my wife and me. The staff was great as they tried their best to ease the sadness and the pain of having to make a difficult decision for our longtime friend. Dr. Leah was wonderful, so heartwarming and empathetic. It is still difficult to write this about Stanley even now, but I thank my stars and Stanley's stars that VCA Clackamas was there when we needed them. Thanks again for your help during a very sad time.

My 7 yr old Beau just passed away; his little heart stopped. I loved the time I had with him. He will be missed. Do NOT take your pet to VCA Clackamas Animal Hospital. They wanted $8K for surgery which we did not have. They didn't take payments & my Beau paid the ultimate price because of their GREED! The management are craven, money grubbing bastards! The doctors should be ashamed of themselves to allow money to be the priority over care. The ER doctor actually told me "If you had money, we would have options." Sickening...I have no other words.

Superb. My cat was on his "deathbed", he'd been mauled by white short-haired terrier in my backyard in a "surprise attack". Benjamin Button, my boy-baby boy cat, had been left after the mauling with a dangling right hind leg and a bite-riddled abdomen. He had spent the night after the attack in a Salem, OR overnight ER facility. The owner of the dog referred Benjamin to Wilsonville Veterinary Clinic, where she said she would call ahead and inform them Ben was coming in for authorized care. I arrived the next morning with Ben in tow. Wilsonville Veterinary Clinic Veterinarian helped me work through my denial as to what my cat needed and referred me to VCA Clackamas Animal Hospital: I owe Ben's life to Dr. Veech and Dr. Powell and a doctor who performed surgical amputation of Ben's right hind leg. The "entire" staff was superlative in its care and life-saving attention to my cat. ~~~~~ Ben is "alive". He is 3-legged, is learning to "hobble" from place to place, but he "WOULD NOT STILL BE HERE" if it weren't for the "entire" staff, from front desk reception to tech care to VCA's Veterinary doctors who tended to Ben. I'm still grasping to wrap my mind around what happened to my boy and trying to accept the ghastly experience we've both been through and are still facing as we adjust... But, VCA Clackamas Animal Hospital "made ALL THE DIFFERENCE" in the world. I am immeasurably grateful for the skill, knowledge and genuine, humane and dedicated care VCA Clackamas Animal Hospital provided to my cat, Benjamin Button. ~~~~~ Were it not for VCA Clackamas Animal Hospital, I would NOT be writing this and Benjamin Button would not be resting securely and peacefully at my feet on my bed at this moment. Thank you "all" with all my heart, Elizabeth Whalon