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.

Orthopedic Surgery for Pets

When your pet is injured or having difficulty moving, it can be stressful for both of you. Limping, stiffness, or reluctance to jump or play may be signs of an orthopedic condition affecting your pet’s bones, joints, or ligaments.

At Bethany Family Pet Clinic, our veterinary team evaluates orthopedic concerns and helps determine the most appropriate treatment plan, whether that includes medical management, rehabilitation, or surgery. Our goal is to relieve pain, restore mobility, and help your pet return to an active, comfortable life.

Orthopedic Referrals & Collaborative Care

Some orthopedic procedures are performed in general practice, while more complex surgeries are best handled by board-certified veterinary surgeons. When referral care is recommended, we work closely with trusted specialty partners to ensure continuity of care before and after surgery.

Pet Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation plays an important role in recovery from orthopedic injury or surgery. Physical therapy helps restore strength, mobility, and joint function while reducing pain and preventing future injury.

Some common physical therapy techniques for pets include:

  • Therapeutic exercises to build up muscles and strengthen the joint.
  • Laser therapy to reduce inflammation and boost healing.
  • Hydrotherapy (like swimming or using an underwater treadmill) to help your pet exercise without stressing the joint.
  • Massage therapy to improve your pet's circulation and ease any muscle tension.

With the right rehab plan, your pet will be back to their fun, playful self in no time!

Veterinary Orthopedic Surgery in Portland

If your pet is showing signs of pain or mobility issues, early evaluation is key. Call (503) 614-9061 or book an appointment online to discuss orthopedic care options.

Book an Appointment Today!

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