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.

Pet Wellness & Prevention

Routine nose-to-tail wellness exams play a vital role in keeping your pet healthy at every stage of life. Because pets are experts at hiding signs and symptoms of illness, subtle changes in their health or behavior can easily go unnoticed without regular preventative care.

At Bethany Family Pet Clinic, our treatment philosophy is aimed at prevention with early diagnosis and treatment. We would love to partner with you in helping your pet live a long, happy, and healthy life.


Related Services

Keeping your pet healthy has never been easier.

Nail Trims

Regular nail trimmings are an important part of your pet’s overall hygiene and comfort. Our team provides careful nail trims to help keep your pet clean and maintain healthy paws. Routine nail care can also help prevent overgrowth, discomfort, and nail-related injuries

Microchipping

Even the most well-cared-for pets can become lost unexpectedly. Microchipping provides a permanent form of identification that can greatly increase the chances of being reunited with your pet. A microchip is a tiny implant placed just beneath the skin that contains a unique identification number, which can be read by a scanner at veterinary clinics and shelters. The procedure is quick, safe, and typically performed during a routine visit.

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