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Traveling Plans and Pets: As we approach the last of Summer and an upcoming holiday weekend, it’s a good time to remind ourselves of important questions to ask regarding our pets when we travel. -If your pet is traveling with you: will any documentation be needed for the trip? (If planning to fly or cross … Read moreSummer News

As many of our clients are painfully aware, the loud noises from fireworks can cause symptoms of fear and anxiety in pets, ranging from mild trembling, panting, and hiding, to severe panic with attempts to escape through windows or fences, risking severe injury or loss. We encourage you to have a plan in place for … Read morePlanning For Fireworks Season

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Andrea Methven has joined the Two Rivers Veterinary team! We’ve enjoyed getting to know her and are so excited to incorporate her unique skill-set and approach to patient care. To help introduce her, we’re sending her bio to your inbox! Dr. Andrea Methven knew she wanted to be … Read moreIntroducing Dr. Andrea Methven

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?

It has been my honor to partner with you and help care for your beloved pets over the years. It breaks my heart to announce that I will be leaving the Portland area to pursue the challenges and joys that await in the next season of my life. Leaving Portland is an unexpected decision, but … Read moreDr. Strom’s Next Adventure

8.31.23: We are continuing our pause in accepting new clients to allow better availability to our current clients and patients. We invite you to review the information below and check back periodically if you are still interested in establishing care. We will update this notice with any changes. We wish to create the opportunity for … Read moreNew Client Information

Happy New Year! As the new year gets under way, we’d like to take a moment to wish health and happiness for our patients and their people. May the coming months be filled with positive changes and well-being for all! Best Wishes, The Staff of Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic

Wonderful news…. Dr. Davies is back from New Zealand and returning full time to Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic in September! After months of beautiful beaches, plentiful penguins, and treating farm dogs (and the occasional alpaca) as a country veterinarian, she has returned. We are so happy to welcome her back!  

With the recent lifting of state-wide COVID-related restrictions, we have been given the green light to begin the slow process of returning to a more normal way of doing things. Our goal is to slowly bring clients back into our facility while continuing to manage the risk of COVID exposure among our clients and staff. … Read moreAs the State Reopens, What Does This Mean for Your Visit to Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic?

As many of our clients are painfully aware, the loud noises from fireworks can cause symptoms of fear and anxiety in pets, ranging from mild trembling, panting, and hiding, to severe panic with attempts to escape through windows or fences, risking severe injury or loss. We encourage you to have a plan in place for … Read moreKeeping Your Pet Safe and Calm During Fireworks