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VCA Hood View Animal Hospital

4.4
(262 reviews)

Business Details

16317 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas, OR
97015, United States
(503) 925-6416
https://vcahospitals.com/hood-view

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Location

VCA Hood View Animal Hospital
16317 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas, OR
97015, United States

Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

4.4
262 reviews
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4 stars
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1 star
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  • DN
    Dina Newsom
    6 days ago
    5.0
    Kind, professional and knowledgeable staff. They are also quite patient and spend time listening and answering questions. We did wait many hours for our dog to receive treatment to discharge. I suppose for an ER that's normal these days. The care was pricey but we didn't have time to call many places. Plus location was close..
  • HJ
    Holly T. Justice
    Apr 30, 2026
    5.0
    Highly recommend; been taking our cats here for over 5 years. Check out the awesome view of Mt. Hood when you go! Staff changes over time, so reviews here about certain staff may be very outdated. We took our cat last week (check on a condition) and this week (minor surgery); wonderful experience all around. No matter who is there, the team always trains each other and provide excellent service. It is an organized and caring team, both doctors and techs. Responds fast to urgent medical needs via phone calls or texts, including a lifesaver call from a vet to us during a big snowstorm. Provides easy ways to renew prescriptions. Gives quotes ahead of time, charges reasonable prices, and helps pet parents make their financial decisions. Sends texts to help you along the way, like during the surgery. It's those little details that matter. Very grateful for their help!
  • AN
    AJ Nichols
    Jan 28, 2026
    1.0
    Vet Has trouble noticing when an animal struggles to breathe… assuming it is normal for her to be fighting for her life…
  • CP
    CG P
    Dec 18, 2025
    5.0
    I’ve been bringing my dogs to VCA in Clackamas for over a decade. I can’t say enough about the excellent quality of care my fur-babies receive. All of the doctors and staff are great to work with but I have to give a special shout out to Dr Lea Sheldahl & to Sandy, you both go above and beyond with the compassion & gentle loving care you have shown my dogs and family. Any needed test or procedures are always explained, with options and the price estimates given upfront. When we had to say goodbye to beloved senior pets, your gentleness and compassion was appreciated beyond words. I can’t thank you enough for your continued care of Ralph, Daphne and Toby.
  • TT
    Tu Tran
    Dec 3, 2025
    1.0
    I normally don’t leave negative reviews, but my experience here was serious enough that other pet owners deserve to know — especially regarding my interaction with Dr. Mary Reynolds. Back in April, I brought my cat in because she had stopped eating, was lethargic, and even tried to eat litter. I was afraid she might have an intestinal blockage. I explained everything clearly to the staff and to Dr. Mary Reynolds. They took an abdominal X-ray and told me my cat “might have gas” and recommended leaving her there so they could “push the gas out.” Because I’m a first-time pet owner with limited English, I trusted what they said. Later, when I looked at the X-ray myself, it was very obvious that what Dr. Reynolds called “gas” was actually feces. This made me feel the explanation I was given was misleading and not medically accurate. While I was still confused, more services were added, and everything was made to sound urgent and necessary. When I said the cost was too high, I was pushed to apply for CareCredit. I wasn’t given time to understand or ask questions — just pressure. I specifically asked if I could leave my cat there and be called when everything was done. The staff said “OK, OK!” very enthusiastically. But less than an hour later, I was called urgently and told I needed to come immediately because my cat was suddenly “critical” and needed to be transferred to another emergency hospital for a blood transfusion. When I said I had to pick up my kids and could come at 4 PM, they insisted I come sooner. When my sister and I arrived, my sister asked Dr. Mary Reynolds what exactly had been done to my cat during the hospitalization hours. Instead of a clear and direct answer, Dr. Reynolds gave vague explanations and avoided specifics. Yet I was handed a bill for $1,624.79 with no transparency. Looking at the invoice, I was charged for: • X-ray + radiology interpretation • IV fluids setup + hourly maintenance • Multiple hours of hospitalization • Lab tests • Medications • Exam fees But to this day, I still do not know what was actually done during those hours, and the X-ray interpretation I was given was inaccurate. Overall, I felt: • Misled about my cat’s condition • Pressured into unnecessary services • Pushed financially • Given confusing communication • Not respected when asking simple questions • Avoided instead of being given answers by Dr. Reynolds This was extremely stressful and has made me lose trust in this clinic. I hope they improve transparency, accuracy, and communication so no one else goes through this.

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