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This weekend we anticipate many pets will be exposed to the bangs and booms of fireworks. It may be especially noisy this year as people are staying close to home. Neighbors may be looking for ways to celebrate as well as deal with the boredom and stress of ongoing social distancing and challenges associated with … Read moreDrug-free Options for Keeping Your Pet Safe and Calm During Fireworks

Greetings to all of you during these challenging times. We hope this finds each of you in good health and strong spirits. We are fielding questions each day with concerns about the care of your pets: What symptoms are concerning and can’t wait? What can be properly managed with telemedicine? Is it safe to have … Read moreUpdate on COVID-19 Protocols

As prevention strategies for the COVID-19 pandemic change at an exponential rate, we’d like to take a moment to update our clients with our current goals and to share a few more requests. We intend to stay open to provide medical services to our patients through the upcoming weeks. The American Veterinary Medical Association is … Read moreOur Goals Regarding the COVID-19 Pandemic

Greetings to all our clients. In response to current concerns about preventing the spread of COVID-19 we are requesting the following: If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (fever, tiredness and dry cough) please reschedule any non-urgent appointments. Non-urgent appointments would include annual exams for healthy pets and recheck exams for ailments that are clearly … Read moreNotes Regarding COVID-19 For Our Clients

Happy Chinese New Year! A joyful welcome to 2020, Year of the Rat! In our continued tradition (this is the sixth reveal), we are proud to share the latest original watercolor that Jen Leber has created for us to celebrate the new year and begin a new decade. Best Wishes to all of you, The … Read moreHappy Chinese New Year!

It has been my pleasure meeting and caring for my patients and clients at Two Rivers over the last 2 years. I am leaving to start a family and stepping away from full-time veterinary medicine during this next exciting phase of my life. I wish you all a joyful and healthy New Year and I … Read moreA Message from Dr. Sammons

We’re entering the holiday season! Upcoming changes to our usual hours: Thanksgiving 11/28/19- Closed Christmas Eve 12/24/19- 8:30am – 1:00pm Christmas- 12/25/19- Closed New Year’s Eve 12/24/19- 8:30am – 1:00pm New Year’s Day 1/1/20- Closed We hope your holidays are filled with joy and healthy pets, but if you find yourself in need of veterinary … Read moreHoliday Hours and Emergency Clinics

The 4th of July holiday is quickly approaching and some of our pets may need a little extra help to get through the added stress of this time of year! If your pet usually needs some calming TLC, or a possible prescription, please help us to serve you by calling well ahead of time for … Read moreFireworks Anxiety

The risk of heartworm disease is not one to take lightly. Heartworms can be life threatening and dangerous to treat. Historically, heartworm disease in Portland has been uncommon, with more cases occurring in southern Oregon and other parts of the country. At this point, the actual risk of exposure to heartworm for a dog living … Read moreIs it Time to Start Worrying About Heartworm?