Temporary Phone Service Interruption Notice
Over the next two weeks, Comcast will be performing service work that may cause intermittent phone outages at our clinic. During this time, calls may occasionally disconnect, or it may appear that the phone is ringing even though our team is unable to answer.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding as Comcast completes these upgrades.
If you are unable to reach us by phone, please feel free to email us (staff.bfpc@gmail.com) or submit a request through our website, and we'll respond as soon as possible.
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency and you are unable to reach us,
please seek immediate veterinary care by contacting one of the following emergency hospitals:
Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency: (503) 629-5800
DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital: (503) 228-7281
Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued trust as we work through these temporary service interruptions.
Meet the compassionate and caring team at Bethany Family Pet Clinic.
Our Doctors
Management Team
Amanda M.
Lead Client Care Representative
Caity
Lead Client Care Representative
Avery
Inventory Manager
Sam
Lead Veterinary Assistant
Certified Veterinary Technicians
Hannah H
CVT
Liz H.
CVT
James S., CVT
Veterinary Assistants
Michele
Kourtney
Tea
Angela
Nat
Sammie
Rachel
Eva
Noa
Kendra
Josie
Customer Service Representatives
"We have taken our pets to Bethany Family Pet Clinic since 2003. The staff is always friendly and professional and except with one exception many many years ago, we have had only great experiences with all of the veterinarians at this practice. I have recommended this practice to friends and family and will continue to do so. The only reason I changed my initial rating from five stars to four is because: 1. I have had to wait well past my appointment time on more than one occasion. This happened just yesterday. The vet was apologetic, but again, it has happened more than once, and 2. I was told I would get a phone call with an update on my pet's bloodwork and no call has come. I understand everyone is busy. But it might be better to give a range of time ("I will call in the next few days") Rather than give a specific time ("I will call you tomorrow"). Aside from these small details though, I appreciate all the people who work hard at the clinic, past and present."
Bonnie H.
