Due to the hazardous air quality, Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic will be closed the remainder of today (9/14) and all day tomorrow (9/15). We plan to reopen Wednesday, September 16, pending air quality improvement in our area. If you need urgent care for your pet, please contact the Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin at (503) 691-7922 or Cascade Veterinary Referral Center at (503) 684-1800. Thank you so much for your understanding!
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Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic updated their business hours.
Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic updated their phone number.
Lost Kitty brought to our clinic today at 4:30 today. He was found near Thistle Brook Ct. last night. Does any one know who may be the owner?? Please call our clinic if you have any additional information! Safe and fed for now!
We want to send a special 🌸THANK YOU🌺 to our reception team to celebrate National Veterinary Reception Week. This team is an integral part our our daily success and couldn’t do it without them!! Thank you, Thank you!
To our valued clients:
We appreciate the trust you place in our team at Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic take care of your pets. Our priority is to support happy, healthy pets every single day, while also protecting the health and safety of our staff, clients, and community.
As we continue to monitor the evolving COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation, we want to reassure you that we plan to remain open for business. We know how important it is for you to be able to access healthcare for your pets when you need it.
Here are some steps we are taking to ensure the safety of our pet patients and their families:
We are working within the CDC’s guidelines to keep our clinic and staff free of the virus.
We have added additional cleaning procedures.
We have instructed staff not to come to work if they or someone in their household is sick.
We have made temporary operational flow changes to increase social distance and reduce human to human contact.
If you are sick, or have any concerns about exposure, but need to bring in your pet, please call us in advance so we can work out a plan to reduce the spread of germs while ensuring your pet receives appropriate care.
Although there is still much to learn about the transmission of COVID-19, we are confident at this time that our pets are not a source of infection. If you have any questions about caring for your pet during this time, please do not hesitate to give us a call at 503-636-5681.
Now, as always, our number one goal is to provide the highest quality of care for the pets in our community.
Sincerely,
Dr. Stephanie Harvey, Medical Director
Tess Armstrong, Practice Manager
Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic understands that while we need to help keep everyone healthy and safe during COVID, our pets and their families still need to have access to our team and their expertise. We here at LGVC are constantly trying to find innovative ways to help educate our clients safely. Here you can see Leah, one of our certified veterinary technicians, demonstrating to Roo’s family how to test his blood sugar due to diabetes. By talking over the phone while giving a demonstration through our glass windows, we are able to ensure that Roo and family are all comfortable with this process and all questions are answered. To have your pet seen by our remarkable team, give us a call at 503-461-4041 to set up your appointment. You can also visit us on our website at lakeGroveVet.com❤️🐾❤️ #CurbsideCare #LGVC #happyhealthypets #AAHA #ClientEducation
Happy Monday!! Lake Grove Vet Clinic wants to start the week off with some smiles. Share a GIF of your pet’s name and others will guess what it is. Lakegrovevet.com. ❤️🐾❤️ #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #GuessTheirName
It’s hard to believe the holidays are right around the corner. Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic understands that many people are making modified travel plans to see family during this time. We are currently accepting boarding reservations for pets needing to stay behind. We are also accepting wellness visits to update vaccines and preventative care to help ensure your pets stay as healthy as possible while traveling or boarding. Give us a call today at 503-461-4041 to book an appointment for your boarding and wellness needs. Lakegrovevet.com 🚙❤️🐾✈️ #LGVC #happyhealthypets #HolidayBoarding #PetTravelNeeds
Did you know that dogs and cats can also get breast cancer (also known as mammary cancer)? By spaying your pet early, you can help reduce the likelihood of developing this cancer. Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic wants to help in this fight. Give us a call at 503-461-4041 to set your appointment today! lakegrovevet.com❤️🐾❤️ #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #PetsGetItToo
Happy Tuesday! Help Lake Grove Vet Clinic generate some smiles today. Post a GIF of your pet’s personality in the comments below. lakegrovevet.com ❤️🐾❤️ #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #PetPersonality
The 2020 holiday season is upon us and Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic will have some modified hours. Other than these adjustments, we are open and available for you and your pets. ☃️Also, please note that we are expecting to experience delays from our distributors so please allow extra time for prescription and food pick ups. To make an appointment or to book your pet’s boarding needs, please give us a call at 503-461-4041 or visit our website lakegrovevet.com Happy Holidays from the team at Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic! ❄️🐾❤️ #LGVC #HolidaySchedule #HappyHealthyPets #CurbsideCare #Holidays2020 #lakeoswegooregon
Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic is so very thankful for our amazing clients, their pets, and our amazing community. We are beyond grateful for the trust you put in our team to care for your beloved pets. ❤️ We want to know what makes you thankful for your pets? We would love to have you share your pictures and answers to this question in the comments below. Lakegrovevet.com 🦃❤️🐾 #LGVC #happyhealthypets #Thanksgiving2020 #fortheloveofpets #thankful
Staying in town this holiday week and need to get your pet’s annual veterinary care taken care of? Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic is here just for you and your pets. Give us a call at 503-461-4041 or visit us online at Lakegrovevet.com ❤️🐾❤️ #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #VeterinaryMedicine #Thanksgiving
UPDATE: This baby has been picked up by the Lake Oswego Police Department to transport to dog services and continue to work to find the original family and then adopt out if unsuccessful. Thank you kindly for your help and support.
This sweet little baby was found around Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic and we are hoping to find their family. If this is your missing pet or you recognize this baby, please give us a call at 503-461-4041. They did have a collar on when found and a description of it will be required before being handed over. We invite you to share this post as well to assist us in trying to find this little one’s home. Lakegrovevet.com ❤️🐾❤️ #LGVC #FoundPuppy #germanshepherdpuppy
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic wants to share some holiday pet safety tips. Do you let your pets take part in the holiday celebration? What do they get to safely enjoy? lakegrovevet.com 🦃❤️🍽🐾 #LGVC #PetSafety #HappyHealthyPets #FidoFriendly #Thanksgiving
Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic wants to remind everyone that today is World Kindness Day. 🤗❤️Remember, it is free to be kind to others. Kindness comes in all forms: paying in forward in the drive-through line, saying thank you, words of appreciation and even a simple smile! What are some ways you go the extra mile to be kind today and everyday? Lakegrovevet.com ❤️🐾🥰 #LGVC #WorldKindnessDay #BeKindAlways #KindnessIsFree
Happy Friday from Lake Grove Vet Clinic! We wanted to end this week with some smiles, so share with us what your dog or cat’s name would be if they were named after the last thing you ate! lakegrovetclinic.com ❤️🍕🐾🌮 #LGVC #FriYay #HappyHealthyPets #NameGame
The Lake Grove Veterinary team has been working so hard this past year to provide quality, compassionate veterinary care to our community while remaining as safe as possible. Our annual end of year celebration this weekend, looked a little different but was fun all the same. We supported the local Portland small business, Roosevelt’s Terrariums, and got these fantastic all inclusive kits and tutorial, remained safe, and enjoyed some much needed creativity, laughter, and fun. What are some ways you have adjusted and found new ways to have fun with your friends, pets and family? Lakegrovevet.com ❤️🪴🐾 #LGVC #happyhealthypets #terrarium #endofyearcelebration
Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic understand that your time is valuable and safety is paramount at this time more than ever. Because of these factors, we offer a convenient home delivery program for your pets medications, food with free delivery, supplements and more! Click on the link below for direct access to the Lake Grove Vet online store! 🚨Be sure to use the promo code FRIENDS15 to save 15% on your 1st order!🚨 #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #OnlineStore #convenience ❤️🐾📦
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🚨🚨 Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic wants to heed a warning to our community that there has been an increased numbers of dogs with salmon poisoning in the Portland area associated with exposure to the Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres Dog Park) and Columbia River Gorge. Please use caution when in these areas.
Symptoms of this potentially fatal condition include:
🐾 vomiting
🐾 lack of appetite
🐾 fever
🐾 diarrhea
🐾 weakness
🐾 swollen lymph nodes
🐾 dehydration
For more info on this potentially life threatening condition : https://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/.../diseases/salmon-poisoning
❤️🐾🚨🐟 Lakegrovevet.com #LGVC #HappyHealthyPets #SalmonPoisoning #SafetyFirst #PSA
Lake Grove Veteriary Clinic wants to give a friendly reminder of some potentially dangerous holiday plants for pets, despite how beautiful they may be.
🌿 Mistletoe: Ingestion of small quantities can lead to excessive drooling and digestive upset, while larger quantities can lead to heart rate and rhythm problems (arrhythmias) or neurologic issues. Hang it high and remove the berries to improve safety.
🌿 Lilies: True lilies cause kidney failure in cats — and it’s not just the flower, but also its the pollen and the vase water that are dangerous.
🌿 Poinsettias: While they can cause some mild digestive upset and irritation of the mouth for the cat or dog that nibbles them, they’re not nearly as deadly as you’ve likely read or been lead to believe.
🌿 Holly: Ingestion is known to cause vomiting, diarrhea and depression.
🌿 Christmas Rose: These beautiful plants can cause excessive drooling, lethargy, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
Lakegrovevet.com ❤️🐾🎄 #LGVC #happyhealthypets #HolidayPetSafety #safetyfirst
