Vetco Vaccination Clinic

2.8
13 reviews

About

Veterinarian
Veterinarian availability varies—book an appointment to ensure one is onsite. Clinics provide only routine vaccines and preventive tests. For emergencies, visit the nearest emergency vet hospital.

Details

  • Requires appointmentAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible seatingNot available

Location

Vetco Vaccination Clinic
9078 SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas, OR
97015-6921, United States

Hours

Reviews

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    Liya Nakasen
    Sep 20, 2025
    1.0
    Both techs were amazing as always. I am just upset due to the lack of communication and unnecessary rudeness that was given to me. I have a puppy and am a new dog owner, trying to find the most affordable care I chose Vetco. Very busy schedule and have a toddler as well, upon buying the package for the first time in May, I was not told that I had to get everything done within a 3 month span. I wish I would’ve known that before purchasing and committing so quickly. Started a new job in June and went from part time to full time in less than a month so my schedule is very sporadic. I’m aware that unless my dog is fully vaccinated it’s not safe to bring him to parks or around any other dogs who aren’t vaccinated. Well at today’s visit they told me everything would have to be out of pocket again due to it being month 4 and he has to restart everything. I said ok that’s fine and just told them I will get what is needed and priority for today (rabies bc it’s legally required & nexguard due to minor flea problem)since that’s all I can afford to pay for now. Dr Graff then asked in a condescending tone are you not giving bordetella as well? I told her no because all I could afford today was rabies and nexguard. She started to scold me about how the vaccines need to be given within a time span of 3 months and it’s not effective if not done like that, and asked if I even know what parvo is, implying that I was uneducated. Which if that was the case TEACH me instead of insulting me. I felt it was very unnecessary because she could’ve told me and taught rather than be super rude about it. She then yelled at me to pick my puppy up off the floor since I don’t know who’s dog is and isn’t vaccinated. It made me want to cry lol. Last time I’ll be at vetco, from here on out I will make accommodations and save my money to go to an actual clinic. Thank you to the techs and staff though. Always appreciate you guys.
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    Tony Beardsley
    Sep 6, 2025
    1.0
    This is not a clinic, this is a table set out in the middle of the store. They had no secure rooms so I refused to let my cat out of the carrier in the middle of the store with dogs around. Go to a real vet.
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    Brittany Bowen
    Aug 31, 2025
    3.0
    The vet-techs themselves were awesome. Everyone was super kind and treated my dog well. I'm giving a 3 stars because the vaccination clinic itself was absolute chaos. The staff asked I wait within the Petco store aisles to be triaged, then loop around more store aisles to wait in line to checkin, and then wait again to be seen. There was no signage except for a traffic cone plopped in the middle of the store where we were directed to wait. While this wait/triage/wait/checkin/wait situation was happening, regular customers with their own dogs (and other Petco employees trying to do their jobs) were weaving in and out of me and others waiting for the vaccine clinic. It was really chaotic and there didn't seem to be place to stand where I wasn't in the way of someone at all times. When it was time for vaccines, my dog was set on top of a makeshift table (again in an aisle of the Petco store), and had his blood drawn/was given his shots. He was really stressed and distracted, but we got the job done. We were then told to hangout (in another aisle) and wait for the blood results and our prescription (at another makeshift table in the same aisle). I don't understand why there wasn't an option to actually have my dog seen in an exam room and then administer the quick 1-2 minute vaccines, before being excused. It seems it would prevent a lot of stress/anxiety for the dogs coming in for routine checkups. I'd recommend this vaccine clinic rodeo if you're dog isn't anxious, because again, the techs themselves were great.
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    Patricia R
    Jun 22, 2025
    1.0
    I want to formally express my disappointment regarding my recent experience at Vetco Clinic, a practice I've trusted for eight years. While I've always been satisfied with the care provided, my last visit, involving Dr. Graff, fell significantly short of my expectations and the consistently high standards I've come to associate with Vetco. My primary concern revolves around Dr. Graff refusal to provide a six-month prescription for flea and tick medication for my dog. Her justification—that a concurrent heartworm test might necessitate a different approach—was both perplexing and communicated poorly. This explanation, delivered curtly from behind the counter without adequate explanation, contradicted my previous experiences where such prescriptions were routinely provided following a heartworm test. The lack of clarity and the unprofessional manner in which this was handled left me feeling dismissed and frustrated. This was further compounded by Dr. Graff unsuccessful attempt to draw blood from my dog. Despite my dog’s calm demeanor, the procedure was clearly difficult for Dr. Graff, leading to unnecessary stress for both my pet and myself. Her subsequent suggestion that I seek care elsewhere due to my dog's size was particularly disheartening, given the three years of consistent, successful care my dog has received at Vetco. This seemed to indicate a lack of skill and willingness to adapt to different patient needs. I want to specifically commend the two veterinary technicians present for their professionalism, empathy, and the offered discount on vaccinations. Their kindness and dedication were a stark contrast to the experience I had with Dr. Graff, emphasizing the inconsistencies in service quality. The inability to choose a specific veterinarian during the appointment booking process also contributes to the problem. Providing clients with more choice in selecting their preferred veterinarian would significantly improve the overall experience and ensure continuity of care, something I value greatly. I strongly urge Vetco Clinic's management to review its appointment scheduling system and consider this feedback. I hope this detailed account will prompt a review of Dr. Graff conduct and a reconsideration of Vetco's appointment booking practices. I remain a loyal client but believe this incident warrants attention and action to prevent similar situations from occurring in the future. Got an email reaching out about my experience but no follow up! Disappointing

Frequently Asked Questions About Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Does Petco Clackamas give vaccinations?

Yes, a variety of vaccinations are available at our Clackamas Vetco Vaccination Clinic including: Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, Leptospirosis, Bordetella, Lyme, Canine Influenza, Rattlesnake, and Feline Leukemia.

Does Petco Clackamas accept walk in vaccinations?

Vaccinations are available by appointment only at our Clackamas Vetco Vaccination Clinic.