High Desert Vet

Sounds like a pretty good tradeoff to us! If you're in the market for a New Veterinarian we'd love to take care of your fur babies. #petcare #vetsoffice #veterinarian #petsafety #bendoregon

National Dog Day shoutout to all the amazing pups! High Desert Veterinarian is here to keep them healthy, happy, and full of love.

New adventures in construction are underway until Summer 2025, but don't worry—we're making it easy for you to find us! 🛠️ ✨ Check out the map we have pinned to our page to navigate your way here, or give us a ring at 541-381-9262 if you need some guidance. We're here to help!

Check us out in the August edition of Bend Lifestyle magazine! Explore Bend's best, and don’t be surprised if your dog snuggles up to join the fun!

Interacting with dogs, such as petting or playing, can reduce stress levels and lower blood pressure. 🩷 Your dogs do a great job of taking care of you, which is why at HDV we believe in taking excellent care of your dogs! 🐶

You may think that your pets don't like going to the vet but when you bring them to High Desert Veterinary and discover that we're safe, less invasive and fast, going to the #vet is like a walk in the park.

"I can't say enough great things about High Desert Veterinary. Dr. Tony Otto, Dr. Brent Post and their office staff. From the moment you call into them with a problem to the time you leave with a recovering pet, you feel that you are the one they've treated that day. You are nota. number on an invoice. They help you with a sense of urgency, are knowledgeable and competent in diagnosing the problem, always involve the owner in the discovery process no surprise for treatment costs, and have compassionate beside manner. Annual routine treatments are handled in the same manner. Dr. Brent Post recently treated my dog Zoey for a Raccoon bite. He was amazing to work with. My twin dachshunds say it all, they never mind a trip to the vet. I am an extremely happy customer since 2016." -Karen McKnight

Hot weather safety tips for pet owners! Provide plenty of water, give your pets plenty of fresh, clean water. Exercise during cooler temperatures, don’t exercise your pets in high temperatures or when the pavement is hot. Avoid extreme heat. Avoid heat exhaustion and heat stroke by bringing your pets inside. NEVER leave a pet in a parked car. Even if it’s a short amount of time. On a mid-80 day temperatures inside your car can reach 100 degrees in less than 10 minutes and can be fatal.