Our highly trained staff of professionals and state-of-the-art equipment are just part of the story. Every dedicated member of our staff will treat you and your pets with courtesy, compassion, and respect, while offering quality care and customer service. Our practice provides a diverse group of services to promote overall patient health, so call today to speak with one of our caring professionals or to schedule an appointment for your pet.
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If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, we encourage you to go to the closest walk-in veterinary emergency hospital.
CALL US FIRST: 503-625-4404 so we can determine the best way to provide prompt care for your pet.
If your pet is experiening an emergency after normal business hours, we recommend contacting one of the following 24-hour animal hospitals.
CALL US FIRST: 503-625-4404 so we can determine the best way to provide prompt care for your pet.
If your pet is experiening an emergency after normal business hours, we recommend contacting one of the following 24-hour animal hospitals.
Born in Fairbanks, Alaska, Kerri Jackson was the youngest of six siblings and the only girl.
Interest in veterinary medicine as a profession seemed to be a natural choice at a very young age.
In 1983, Kerri began her undergraduate studies at Oregon State University.
In 1991, she graduated and began working at Pacific Veterinary Hospital, where she worked for 8 years.
During the winter of 1998, Kerri left Pacific to start her own business with Kent Smith.
Kent has since retired and Natalie Mair-Williamson is now her partner.
Interest in veterinary medicine as a profession seemed to be a natural choice at a very young age.
In 1983, Kerri began her undergraduate studies at Oregon State University.
In 1991, she graduated and began working at Pacific Veterinary Hospital, where she worked for 8 years.
During the winter of 1998, Kerri left Pacific to start her own business with Kent Smith.
Kent has since retired and Natalie Mair-Williamson is now her partner.
While attending the Art Institute of Boston, Natalie started working at the Animal Rescue League of Boston in shelter medicine and somehow ended up staying in the animal field.
She and her husband moved to Oregon in 1992, where she started working at Pacific Veterinary Hospital.
She challenged the boards and became a Certified Veterinary Technician in the State of Oregon.
She was encouraged by Kerri Jackson, DVM to get certified in animal ultrasound, which was achieved in 2015 through Oncura Veterinary Medicine.
She and her husband moved to Oregon in 1992, where she started working at Pacific Veterinary Hospital.
She challenged the boards and became a Certified Veterinary Technician in the State of Oregon.
She was encouraged by Kerri Jackson, DVM to get certified in animal ultrasound, which was achieved in 2015 through Oncura Veterinary Medicine.
Your pet can't tell you when he or she feels sick.
That's why bringing your pets in for a physical exam every year is the smartest and easiest way to keep them healthy.
Exams allow us to detect any problems before they become severe or costly.
Neurologic system - it could indicate birth defects in younger pets, and cognitive issues in older pets.
Vital signs (temperature, pulse and respiration) - an abnormal reading could indicate illness.
That's why bringing your pets in for a physical exam every year is the smartest and easiest way to keep them healthy.
Exams allow us to detect any problems before they become severe or costly.
Neurologic system - it could indicate birth defects in younger pets, and cognitive issues in older pets.
Vital signs (temperature, pulse and respiration) - an abnormal reading could indicate illness.
Though sometimes unpleasant, vaccines protect against common diseases that your pets may become exposed to.
Did you know that vaccines have about a 95% success rate for preventing infections and fatal diseases?
This is a four-booster, combination vaccine that protects against viruses that cause life-threatening neurologic, respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
This vaccine helps prevent Lyme disease, which is easily transmitted through the bite of an infected tick.
Depending on your dog's lifestyle, these might be recommended if they visit boarding facilities, groomers, training classes, dog parks, and other social settings.
Did you know that vaccines have about a 95% success rate for preventing infections and fatal diseases?
This is a four-booster, combination vaccine that protects against viruses that cause life-threatening neurologic, respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
This vaccine helps prevent Lyme disease, which is easily transmitted through the bite of an infected tick.
Depending on your dog's lifestyle, these might be recommended if they visit boarding facilities, groomers, training classes, dog parks, and other social settings.
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