Alberta Veterinary Care is a new neighborhood veterinary hospital in Portland's beautiful Alberta Arts district. Our mission is to partner with you to provide your pet exceptional care in a friendly, safe, and comfortable environment. We provide a range of services including puppy and kitten health checks, dentistry, general surgery, focused senior care, advanced diagnostic care including ultrasound examination, and management of skin conditions.
We are excited to be a member of the Alberta community! We now utilize laser surgery (Co2 laser) whenever possible. Laser surgery has many advantages over traditional surgery for your pet. A laser is a device that produces an extremely powerful and concentrated beam of light. Unlike traditional surgery with a scalpel or scissors which can bruise or crush tissue, only the laser light beam touches the tissue.
We are excited to be a member of the Alberta community! We now utilize laser surgery (Co2 laser) whenever possible. Laser surgery has many advantages over traditional surgery for your pet. A laser is a device that produces an extremely powerful and concentrated beam of light. Unlike traditional surgery with a scalpel or scissors which can bruise or crush tissue, only the laser light beam touches the tissue.
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Alberta Veterinary Care is a small animal veterinary facility located in the Alberta Arts district of Portland, Oregon. Dr. Cates and our professional staff members are dedicated to providing loving, compassionate treatment for your family pet. We are proud to offer quality veterinary services in warm, family friendly environment.
Emergency
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In the event of a life-threatening emergency situation, we encourage pet guardians to go immediately to the closest 24-hour walk-in emergency hospital. During our normal business hours, we will always prioritize emergencies immediately for triage and assessment by our highly trained staff.
Please call us at 503-206-7700 to allow us to assess your pet's condition, prepare for your arrival, and provide prompt medical attention to your pet when you arrive.Ill patient, urgent care, and non-life-threatening emergency visits are by appointment only, so please contact our office at 503-206-7700 for availability or case by case referral.
Please call us at 503-206-7700 to allow us to assess your pet's condition, prepare for your arrival, and provide prompt medical attention to your pet when you arrive.Ill patient, urgent care, and non-life-threatening emergency visits are by appointment only, so please contact our office at 503-206-7700 for availability or case by case referral.
Canine Wellness Care
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Annual wellness exams are the best way to prevent illness and disease, assuring a longer, happier life for your pet. Your dog's wellness exam is the perfect time to discuss your questions and concerns regarding your dog's current health condition.
During the wellness exam, we will discuss vaccines, nutrition, allergies, dental care (including at-home dental care), and other issues that may be affecting your dog such as lifestyle or age-related changes.On the day of your dog's wellness appointment, we ask that you bring in a stool sample (ideally less than twelve hours old) with your dog on a leash.
During the wellness exam, we will discuss vaccines, nutrition, allergies, dental care (including at-home dental care), and other issues that may be affecting your dog such as lifestyle or age-related changes.On the day of your dog's wellness appointment, we ask that you bring in a stool sample (ideally less than twelve hours old) with your dog on a leash.
Puppy Care
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All of us at Alberta Veterinary Care are excited to meet your new puppy and welcome them into our family. Having a puppy can be a joyous experience, but it's also a big responsibility. Our staff will make sure that your puppy receives the care they need to grow up healthy and strong. It's important to bring your new puppy in for an exam as soon as possible to establish good health.
Senior Dog Care
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Regular preventative care is especially important for senior dogs to prevent or delay conditions that senior animals are more prone to including osteoarthritis, hormone disorders, organ failure, cancers, and diseases of the kidney, heart, and liver. Annual wellness visits are highly recommended to make sure that all of your senior dog's healthcare needs are being met.
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