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VCA North Portland Veterinary Hospital
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I have been getting my dogs taken care of by Don McCoy and others at NPVH since 1979. Don sets the tone for the place, and he has attracted smart, caring vets to work there who compliment each others special skills, talents, and professional expertise. Over the years I have experienced them to have a balanced approach to veterinary care and medicine. The treat the dogs with empathy and respect and are up to date in their approach to veterinary medicine. They emphasize cost effective preventative medicine and good old fashion dog care, but are also able to offer good modern state of the art medicine. That said, if your dog has a medical or surgical problem that is best taken care of in a specialty clinic they will suggest that without being asked to, and will refer you to someone who can do what is best for your dog if NPVH cannot offer what is best.All at a reasonable cost. What more can someone ask for?The one review in regards to the pug... sounds to me like an owner who does not kno
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