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You can reach them at: 503-691-7922. It’s best to call Emergency Veterinary Clinic Of Tualatin during business hours.

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Emergency Veterinary Clinic Of Tualatin is located at this address: 8250 SW Tonka St Tualatin, OR 97062.

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Emergency Veterinary Clinic Of Tualatin store hours are as follows: Mon-Thu: 5:00PM - 8:00AM, Fri: 5:00PM - 12:00AM, Sat-Sun: 24 hours.

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Happy Labor Day everyone!!! 🐾 🐾 🐾 Should you need our emergency services for your pet, we will be open all day and night, as always! We are open 24/7 and that includes all holidays. 🐾 🚨 Please check out our pinned Facebook post in regards to our current covid-19 check-in procedures. 🐾 🚨 Due to the pandemic, we are currently experiencing longer than usual wait times and we expect our volume of patients to increase because of the holiday. We thank you so much in advance for your patience during this time. Your pet’s health and well-being is of utmost importance to us. Keep in mind that our team will triage your pet based on severity of their condition and not by first come, first serve. Again, thank you so much for your understanding! We truly love our clients and their furry ones. Thank you for continuing to let us care for them. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

We want to know your pet’s name... and then the list of nicknames you have for them!! Drop them below pls, right meow. Photos are welcome too! 😺

Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue August 26 at 2:03 PM · Our buddy, Rizzo (Beaverton Police Department K9), just reminded us that it's #NationalDogDay! To all dogs: We hope your day is filled with extra hugs and lots of treats! #DogsRule 🐕

🐾 🐾 🐾 🐾 🐾 #NationalVetTechWeek

Don’t forget to send some love to a vet tech today for National Veterinary Technician week! There’s a reason this event is a whole WEEK and not just a day! They are truly amazing. 🐾 Tag a veterinary staff worker in the comments that deserves a virtual hug 🤗

It’s National Veterinary Technician Week and we want to send all the love to our nurses/assistants/receptionists/kennel techs near and far who work so hard showing up for their patients and clients every single day. They have fearlessly taken on some massive challenges this year keeping hospitals all over the country afloat in a time of need during this pandemic. Drop a comment below if you know the answer to what a veterinary nurse’s job entails: (Or just drop a comment with something nice to help our support staff feel ALL the love and appreciation this week! 🥰) A) a caring nurse B)surgical assistant C) oral hygienist D) receptionist E) X-ray technician F) phlebotomist G) laboratory technician H) janitor I) lunch lady/gentleman J) dog walker/litter box slinger K) doctor’s assistant L) treatment floor technician M) discharge technician... N) pharmacy technician O) a whole lot more P) a shoulder to cry on Q) all of the above

It’s National Veterinary technician week! 🥰🐾 National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) October 2 at 9:58 AM · Credentialed Veterinary Technicians: This is Who We Are, This is What We Do! Download your OFFICIAL 2020 National Vet Tech Week poster TODAY: http://bit.ly/2wEXkhx #NVTW2020 #NationalVetTechWeek #VetTechWeek #VetTechWeek2020

Another adorable spooky festive pup! 👻👻👻 PS... did you hide the candy bags somewhere very, very out of dog reach yet?? Because yes, your dog will find it and they will eat it all if you don’t, trust us! 😉 Woof Woof October 19 at 12:50 PM · Practice makes perfect! This good boy is ready for Halloween 🎃 ⁣ ⁣

Halloween dog goals! 🎃👻✨ 2Husketeers October 16 at 7:43 AM · I put a spell on you, and now you’re mine! - Hocus Pocus Trick or treat? #BubbleBubbleWereInTrouble

⭐️ 🥕 🐥 🍌 🍌 🍩 🍭 can you guess what these 7 emojis have to do with this pup’s story? 🙈 This is Dexter, a 6 year old rhodesian ridgeback who ingested this entire lineup of stuffies. Yep, you read that correctly! He managed to gobble down 7 of his toys (one star, one carrot, one duck, TWO bananas, a sprinkle donut and a lollipop!) The toys were removed from his stomach by endoscopy, he recovered well and was later discharged to go home 🥰 We still aren’t sure what motivated him to swallow so many toys in a row but a good guess is that he’s been reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar 🐛 and felt inspired to become a beautiful butterfly too 🦋 *fur kids, please don’t try this at home* 🍰🍦🥒🧀🍖🍭🎂🥟🍗🍉 Dexter, you are still the bestest boy! Give him some love in the comments👇🐾

Abby’s owner shared this with us and we can’t stop smiling. So glad that she’s feeling better! ♥️♥️♥️ 🐾 “Thank you for your expert care a few weeks back! I wanted to just pop in and say thank you and hello after helping my dog Abby who suffered dog bite wounds. She is doing great, all healed up and back to her old self!”

11/23/20 Please read this letter from the doctors at EVCOT regarding COVID and it’s impact on our clinic. ☎️ Another thing to keep in mind is that we are doing all of our intake/discharging and client communication over the phone at this time. Despite having multiple phone lines, this can tie our lines up when we are extremely busy. If you can not reach us and your pet is experiencing an emergency, please head into the clinic. We are never closed- we operate 24/7, even during the holidays. Thank you so much for your patience and understanding. 🐾

We wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁🍽 ( (p.s. don’t thaw the Turkey in the tub, your dog will find it and eat it alllllllll. Lock the trash can lids 🔐 and it’s always best to not share the scraps, especially bones and high fat dinner items!)

Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin November 24 at 7:35 PM · 11/23/20 Please read this letter from the doctors at EVCOT regarding COVID and it’s impact on our clinic. ☎️ Another thing to keep in mind is that we are doing all of our intake/discharging and client communication over the phone at this time. Despite having multiple phone lines, this can tie our lines up when we are extremely busy. If you can not reach us and your pet is experiencing an emergency, please head into the clinic. We are never closed- we operate 24/7, even during the holidays. Thank you so much for your patience and understanding. 🐾

We are accepting all emergency cases again! Please continue to expect extended wait times. We are doing our absolute best to help your pet. Thank you for your patience, understanding and kind words 🐾❤️

🚨 SUNDAY 11/29/20- We are at capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

🐶🐱 If you should need our emergency services this holiday weekend please be prepared for extended wait times. 🚨 ☎️ We are not closed if you get a busy signal on the phone- we are open 24/7. Our phone lines may tie up with increased call volume and we ask that if your pet is experiencing an emergency and you are unable to reach us via phone that you please head into the clinic. 🏥 We do not see patients on a first-come, first-served basis. We triage each pet and they are seen in an order based on severity of the patient’s condition. This is to ensure the most life threatening cases are given priority. Each and every pet that comes through our doors is important to us and we appreciate your patience during this time. Thank you so much for letting us serve you and your furry family members! 🐾

Oregon Veterinary Medical Association November 23 at 7:57 AM · Many veterinary practices have been operating with curbside service since the spring but it is now a requirement from Oregon OSHA for veterinary practices to provide service primarily through a curbside model, with limited exceptions. We know it is difficult not to be with your pet in the exam room. On behalf of our member veterinarians, we appreciate your understanding. Veterinarians and their staff are working hard to continue to provide care for your animals during this challenging time, and to keep the veterinary team and clients safe.

Back open to all emergency cases. Bear with us on wait times, they are longer than usual but we are doing our best! Thank you so much for your patience ❤️

🚨 SUNDAY 12/20/20 12pm- We are back at full capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

We are accepting all emergency cases again. Please continue to expect extended wait times. We are doing our absolute best to help your pet. Thank you for your patience and understanding! This is subject to change as the weekend continues, we will keep you updated. 🐾❤️

🚨 SATURDAY 12/19/20- We are at capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

We are at capacity as of this morning 12/26/2020. Please refer to information below and we will post again when we are able to take all emergency cases . Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin December 24 at 10:42 AM · 🚨 Thursday 10:40 AM 12/24/20 🚨 We are at full capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Due to Covid procedures + the holiday, please expect very long wait times and continued periods of time where we are unable to take in non critical patients. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

🚨 Thursday 10:40 AM 12/24/20 🚨 We are at full capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Due to Covid procedures + the holiday, please expect very long wait times and continued periods of time where we are unable to take in non critical patients. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

Can anyone else relate? 😂 Wishing you the most Merry Christmas! 🎁

4 PM Thursday 12/24/20: We are open to all emergency patients at this time. Please expect extended wait times due to COVID procedures + the holiday. As always we will keep you posted if we reach hospital capacity. This means we have no space to intake non life threatening cases. Thanks everyone for hangin in there with us!! 🐾 ❤️❤️❤️

12am 12/24/20: We are open to all emergency patients at this time. Please expect extended wait times due to COVID procedures + the holiday. As always we will keep you posted if we reach hospital capacity. Thanks everyone for hangin in there with us!! 🐾 ❤️❤️❤️

Can you imagine if cats had zoom meetings like we do? 😹🙀Simi gave us a preview of how she would work the selfie cam. 🤳🏼

Open to all emergency cases again. Thanks everyone for your patience 🐾🐾🐾

Back open to all emergency cases. Thanks everyone for your patience! 🐾🐾🐾

Who you callin’ infectious!? It’s been proven that when people are exposed to photos of cute baby animals aka KITTENS!!! they have a way more productive day. So this is to get you over that mid Monday feelin’.... (Credit to these mischievous kittens and whoever made this funny video 🐾😂)

It’s a busy Monday here and our clinic is currently at full capacity. We are temporarily only able to take patients that are in critical condition. We will update you when we are able to re-open to all emergency cases. Thanks for your patience everyone 🐾

You are looking fabulous Miss Shadow! Thanks for the pictures and the update ❤️ we appreciate it so much! Jessica Wheeler recommends Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin. January 8 at 3:44 PM · New Year’s Day our kitty Shadow had developed a huge abscess on her neck! She was very lethargic and had a fever of 105! I called and they said bring her in ASAP. EVCOT took great care of Shadow. She had surgery to open and clean out the abscess. She was sent home with antibiotics, pain meds, and good instructions for wound care. I was also really impressed with the detailed chart showing when she was checked on, and cared for throughout her 9 hour stay at the clinic. Thank you Dr Williams and all the clinic staff. Everyone we talked with was very nice. The clinic is very busy, have some patience people! Things are hard with COVID, yes we waited in our car several hours, I saw at least 8 animals brought in over 4 hours. We went home for a few hours and came back after her surgery. They are doing their best, even our normal vet office has been crazy busy. A week later shadow is feeling great, and her abscess wound is almost completely closed.

🚨 Sunday 1/10/21 🚨 We are at full capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Due to Covid procedures, please expect very long wait times and continued periods of time where we are unable to take in non critical patients. Please contact your regular veterinarian or our neighboring ER clinics such as Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency or Dove Lewis.

We are back open to all emergency cases. Thanks everyone for your patience! 🐾🐾🐾

🚨 Saturday 1/16/21 🚨 We are at full capacity and only accepting critical patients at this time. Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again.

🚨 Sunday 1/24/21 🚨 back open to all emergency patients! Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin January 22 at 4:42 PM · 🚨 Friday 1/22/21 🚨 🏥 Our hospital is at full capacity as of Friday evening which means we are only accepting critical patients at this time. ☎️ Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. 🐾 We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Each and every pet is so important to us and we are working hard to open back up to all emergencies. Thank you for your patience!

Oregon Veterinary Medical Association January 22 at 7:28 AM · It's going to be a cold weekend in Oregon. A reminder that it's best to have your pets sleep inside when temps get low at night. Dogs and cats that sleep outdoors should have a dry, draft-free place to sleep. The floor of the shelter should be raised off the ground to keep cold and moisture away from your pet. Ideally, the shelter should be heated, insulated, and have a door to keep the elements out. During extreme weather, pets should stay inside. If your pet is shivering and refuses to play, the animal is too cold and should come inside. Read more: https://oregonvma.org/care-health/seasonal-issues/winter-pet-care-tips

🚨 Friday 1/22/21 🚨 🏥 Our hospital is at full capacity as of Friday evening which means we are only accepting critical patients at this time. ☎️ Please call before coming in to speak with a staff member and we can help determine the best plan for your pet based on their condition. If you receive a busy signal it is due to increased call volume and we ask that you try again to reach us. If your pet is experiencing a life threatening emergency please head into the clinic right away. 🐾 We will update everyone on our page as we become able to intake non-life threatening cases again. Each and every pet is so important to us and we are working hard to open back up to all emergencies. Thank you for your patience!

Look at that sweet face! 🥰🐾 Meredyth Kay Warren recommends Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin. January 21 at 2:30 PM · Very kind people. Took good care of my dog.

Is it the weekend yet? 😴💤 🐾

Sunday 1/31/21 Working hard to open our doors back up to all emergencies. At this time we are only able to see critical patients. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️🐾

Did you know the common porcupine, the type of porcupine that are found in Oregon, have up to 30,000 bare-tipped quills on their body?! 😱 Porcupines do not hibernate and are active throughout the year. Activity is mostly nocturnal but those feeding in trees may be observed at any time during the day. Has your dog ever had a run-in with a common porcupine? We hope not! But we do see these cases at our ER. Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin December 17, 2013 at 8:33 PM · Occasionally we have to help the unfortunate porcupine-attacking dog. This is Koppir, a walker hound who (hopefully) learned to leave those guys alone. Quills migrate deeper into tissue over time, so it's very important to find them all and pull them out whole. We de-quilled Koppir under anesthesia, clipped and cleaned his wounds, and were able to send him on his way with antibiotics and pain meds. Hopefully, he left a little wiser too!

With lots of rivers, streams and lakes to explore in our area, we definitely see salmon poisoning cases at the ER. Common symptoms of salmon poisoning include lack of appetite, fever, weakness, and vomiting. Symptoms can develop within a few days to two weeks after the dog eats the dead salmon 🐟🐟🐟 KOIN.COM Local veterinarians warn dog owners of salmon poisoning

Anyone know who invented this “Cat Drawer Carrier”?! They deserve a Nobel Prize!! 🤩 10/10 paws 🐾 *not our video, credit to the maker of it!*

Oregon dogs yesterday ☃️🐾

Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin January 31 at 10:41 AM · 🚨 Sunday 2/7/21 🚨 Working hard to open our doors back up to all emergencies. At this time we are only able to see critical patients. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️🐾

We hope you are staying safe and warm today in this snow and ice! We are continuing to see critical patients only at this time. Our staff is extremely limited due to the weather. If our phone lines are busy it is due to increased call volume. In the meantime, drop us some cute snow photos of your pet below! ❄️❄️❄️🐾 and again thanks so much for your patience. ❤️❤️❤️

Portland Veterinary Medical Association March 5 at 6:53 PM · If you are linked to a person on social media who works in veterinary medicine you may have noticed them changing their profile picture to include "NOMV" with the Rod of Asclepius. Some of you may know, but if you don't, NOMV stands for Not One More Vet, Inc. Because we have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. When you see your friend or social media acquaintance change their profile, it's usually because they have learned of another colleague that succumbed to suicide. Be kind to your veterinary staff. From the front desk staff, technicians, kennel attendants and doctors. We are literally dying trying to help you. (not the original poster) #notonemorevet #NOMV https://www.nomv.org/

pups please take note 📝 🐾 Dogs Today Magazine is with Andrea Lissa Zuñiga Orig. March 1 at 9:00 AM · Home working is not devoid of struggles.

I can’t talk right now, I’m doing cool dog stuff! 🐾 Piper belongs to a staff member of ours and is a couple of days post enucleation surgery. What do you think of his sweet googles? Although they make him look like a cool dude 😎 they are also protecting him from scratching at his surgery site while it heals.🏂✌️🏔

pups please take note 📝 🐾 Dogs Today Magazine is with Andrea Lissa Zuñiga Orig. March 1 at 9:00 AM · Home working is not devoid of struggles.

“... you all saved my dog Roxi from rat poisoning. I wanted to thank you so much and let you know that she is doing amazing.” We love your pets like they are our own while they are here and when our clients send us updates like this, it just warms our hearts. We are so happy that Roxi is doing amazing! She is the cutest little lady ever ❤️❤️❤️

Portland Veterinary Medical Association March 5 at 7:53 PM · If you are linked to a person on social media who works in veterinary medicine you may have noticed them changing their profile picture to include "NOMV" with the Rod of Asclepius. Some of you may know, but if you don't, NOMV stands for Not One More Vet, Inc. Because we have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. When you see your friend or social media acquaintance change their profile, it's usually because they have learned of another colleague that succumbed to suicide. Be kind to your veterinary staff. From the front desk staff, technicians, kennel attendants and doctors. We are literally dying trying to help you. (not the original poster) #notonemorevet #NOMV https://www.nomv.org/

pups please take note 📝 🐾 Dogs Today Magazine is with Andrea Lissa Zuñiga Orig. March 1 at 10:00 AM · Home working is not devoid of struggles.

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