Preventive care is the basis for your pet's good health, and regular pet vaccinations are an important part of that care. The idea of your cat or dog having unpleasant breath does not necessarily mean your pet has a problem, but it is often a sign of potential concerns. When an unexpected pet emergency arises, our experienced veterinarians at Paws and Claws are ready to help.
Pets enrich our lives, but they aren't always perfect. At Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, our veterinarian in Troutdale can perform a number of dog and cat surgery services here in our office. When you bring your pet to Paws & Claws, you can count on our team to take their health and happiness very seriously. At Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, every patient matters, and so does the quality of the veterinary care they receive.
We're a family-owned veterinary clinic, and your pets are part of our family too, so we provide our services with plenty of love and attention to detail. Need a veterinarian in Troutdale or Gresham?
Pets enrich our lives, but they aren't always perfect. At Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, our veterinarian in Troutdale can perform a number of dog and cat surgery services here in our office. When you bring your pet to Paws & Claws, you can count on our team to take their health and happiness very seriously. At Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, every patient matters, and so does the quality of the veterinary care they receive.
We're a family-owned veterinary clinic, and your pets are part of our family too, so we provide our services with plenty of love and attention to detail. Need a veterinarian in Troutdale or Gresham?
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At Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, every patient matters, and so does the quality of the veterinary care they receive.
We're a family-owned veterinary clinic, and your pets are part of our family too, so we provide our services with plenty of love and attention to detail.
Need a veterinarian in Troutdale or Gresham?
Our team has been serving your community since 1994, and we're ready to meet your pet too.
But first, learn a little more about our animal hospital and the services we offer.
When you bring your pet to Paws & Claws, you can count on our team to take their health and happiness very seriously.
We're a family-owned veterinary clinic, and your pets are part of our family too, so we provide our services with plenty of love and attention to detail.
Need a veterinarian in Troutdale or Gresham?
Our team has been serving your community since 1994, and we're ready to meet your pet too.
But first, learn a little more about our animal hospital and the services we offer.
When you bring your pet to Paws & Claws, you can count on our team to take their health and happiness very seriously.
After graduating from the University of California at Davis in 1983 Dr. Ken DeRemer moved to the Portland area where he dreamed of establishing a veterinary hospital to treat a variety of pets with professional and compassionate care.
While working to build our facility he started a house-call practice where he first began meeting our human and animal neighbors in Troutdale and Gresham.
Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center officially opened in 1994, and has been working ever since to provide quality healthcare for all pets.
While working to build our facility he started a house-call practice where he first began meeting our human and animal neighbors in Troutdale and Gresham.
Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center officially opened in 1994, and has been working ever since to provide quality healthcare for all pets.
If you are searching for a veterinarian in the Troutdale and Gresham areas that offer full-service care in one convenient location, and who really care for pets big and small, look no further than us at Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center for the best in pet care.
Your pets are our priority, and we know how much they matter to your family so they will receive the best at each and every appointment.
Yearly wellness checkups are a key component of healthy pet care.
We can get ahead of any issues with blood tests, parasite prevention, vaccinations, and a full exam to make sure your pet is healthy and stays that way.
Your pets are our priority, and we know how much they matter to your family so they will receive the best at each and every appointment.
Yearly wellness checkups are a key component of healthy pet care.
We can get ahead of any issues with blood tests, parasite prevention, vaccinations, and a full exam to make sure your pet is healthy and stays that way.
When we're able to, we love to help animals in need.
Some of our big-hearted clients find animals on the side of the road who have been injured.
Other people sometimes have animals that they can no longer provide care for.
They bring them here to Paws and Claws and sometimes we are able to help them.
Greddy was brought to us in 2008.
One of our clients found him on the side of the road, and his little head got squished by a car.
He was a mess, with a damaged eye and a broken jaw and teeth.
We were able to fix him up with a big surgery and lots of TLC.
Some of our big-hearted clients find animals on the side of the road who have been injured.
Other people sometimes have animals that they can no longer provide care for.
They bring them here to Paws and Claws and sometimes we are able to help them.
Greddy was brought to us in 2008.
One of our clients found him on the side of the road, and his little head got squished by a car.
He was a mess, with a damaged eye and a broken jaw and teeth.
We were able to fix him up with a big surgery and lots of TLC.
Pearl came to Paws & Claws in the spring of 2010.
She was our Persian Princess who loved to perch on the back of chairs and in the front window.
She was always full of spunk and sported a lion cut during the summer months.
She liked to spend her time curling up in the cat tree nook or any open box she could find.
She also loved sitting on the charts the doctors were trying to write up.
Pearl was known to crawl onto open laps in the lobby to curl up for a nap, and no one seemed to mind!
In early 2016 Pearl lost her long-fought battle with renal failure.
She was our Persian Princess who loved to perch on the back of chairs and in the front window.
She was always full of spunk and sported a lion cut during the summer months.
She liked to spend her time curling up in the cat tree nook or any open box she could find.
She also loved sitting on the charts the doctors were trying to write up.
Pearl was known to crawl onto open laps in the lobby to curl up for a nap, and no one seemed to mind!
In early 2016 Pearl lost her long-fought battle with renal failure.
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