Vet Locations

The medical professionals and personnel at Alpine Animal Hospital are devoted to the health and welfare of your pet. Our goal as a full-service animal hospital is to offer the animals in the greater Corvallis area compassionate, cost-effective veterinary care.

Since 1970, Alpine Animal Hospital has been a mainstay in Corvallis. Just north of Crescent Valley High School on Highland Drive, among the picturesque hills of North Corvallis, is where you'll find the clinic. Three doctors, trained technicians, and assistants make up a highly skilled workforce ready to meet your veterinary requirements.

Dr. Vaughn and his staff at All Creatures Great and Small place a high value on providing your precious pets with caring and individualized care. We provide wellness and medical services, such as surgery, dental work, and prescription drugs. While our facility is constructed to resemble a vintage barn, it actually features cutting-edge veterinary technology and a welcoming team in a tranquil rural environment.

Lois Bates Acheson considered her beloved horses and dogs to be family. You and your animals become a part of that family when you go to the veterinary teaching facility that bears her name. Our veterinarian health staff and the students we teach offer top-notch care for both small and large animals, from routine operations to ground-breaking specialist services. Welcome.

Our clinic solely treats cats, allowing us to create a calmer, quieter setting without the activity and noise of dogs or other pets. During their visit to the vet, your cats will feel less threatened thanks to this. We are extremely aware of the need to respect cats' feline sensibility because we work with them on a daily basis. We are enthusiastic about feline veterinary medicine, and the health of your cat is our top concern. Our specialists specialize in the veterinary care of felines. Dr. Blouin often attends feline-specific conferences to stay up to date on feline health and surgery. He is an active member of the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

A full-service animal hospital, Willamette Veterinary Hospital provides critical and emergency care around-the-clock. Our goal is to offer consumers and their pets compassionate, advanced, high-quality veterinary treatment. In order to do this, we support our group of exceptionally driven and creative employees and give them access to the required knowledge, expertise, and education. Since 1974, we have maintained our accreditation with the American Animal Hospital Association while offering top-notch veterinary tests and treatments.

Hello Vet. Because rad pets deserve rad vets. We can't wait to see you! "Boutique style veterinary care for your pet. Enjoy our fearlessly joyful standard of care. This means that your pet always enjoys a fear free visit and you enjoy our joyful environment. We offer general veterinary care including; wellness care, vaccinations, out-patient surgical services, dentistry, and sick-pet care.

"We are a leader in medical and surgical treatment that delivers peace of mind, education, respect, and support to companion animal carers. Our aim is to enhance lives by delivering compassionate healthcare to our communities' companion animals."

At West Hills Animal Hospital, we are committed to fostering the link between people and animals by providing patient advocacy, client-centered treatment, and individualized care for each pet patient.

For the best care of cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, rabbits, and many other small and exotic pets in the Willamette Valley, we embrace modern technologies and provide innovative veterinarian treatment. Preventive care, emergency and critical care, internal medicine/chronic illness management, behavior, and advanced dentistry are just a few of the treatments we offer.

Dr. Ross Miller and his wife Elaine established Town and Country Animal Clinic here in 1968. The clinic's initial location was just north of town, free of any urban growth, as a big and small animal facility.

In 1972, the original structure was expanded and renovated. A subsequent redesign took place in 2004. Over the years, Dr. Miller has worked with numerous associate veterinarians, including Dr. Ann Weston, who joined and acquired the business in 1996. Dr. Weston is an OSU and WSU veterinary college graduate. Elaine and Dr. Miller continued with the company until 1997.