Willamette Veterinary Hospital

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Willamette Veterinary Hospital

Willamette Veterinary Hospital provides high-quality veterinary care in Corvallis, Oregon. We empower our skilled team with training, fostering innovation.
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Willamette Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA-accredited comprehensive animal care facility, open 24/7 for emergencies. Our mission is to offer progressive, compassionate veterinary care to clients and pets. Accredited since 1974, we excel in diagnostics and treatments. Our approach emphasizes educating clients in a respectful manner, aiming to enhance the human-animal bond and positively impact our c

ommunity. We are here to service the cities of Corvallis, OR, Albany, OR, Lebanon, OR, Philomath, OR, Newport, OR, Toledo, OR, Sweet Home, OR, Monroe, OR, Dallas, OR, Eugene, and more!

08/30/2024

Willamette Veterinary Hospital's emergency department will be OPEN on Monday, September 2nd. We are wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day!

08/28/2024

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🐾🌈

Today, we honor the beloved pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Their memories remain forever in our hearts, and we look forward to the day we will be reunited.

Share a photo of your cherished pets in the comments to celebrate their lives and the joy they brought to your world. Let's come together to remember and honor them with love. ❤️

08/22/2024

National Bring Your Cat to the Vet Day is here! 🚗🐱

Regular vet visits are essential to keeping your feline friend happy and healthy. Schedule a check-up today to ensure your cat is up-to-date on vaccinations, dental care, and overall wellness. Your kitty deserves the best care possible!

Book an appointment with us and give your cat the gift of good health. 🐾

08/21/2024

Dental disease is more detrimental than just stinky breath. Swallowed bacteria can lead to organ damage! We are now offering 15% discount on dentals - Give us a call now to secure your spot.

08/16/2024

Our hospital's emergency services will be closed until 6pm tonight, 8/16/24. In the meantime, please reach out to surrounding emergency clinics if your pet is in need of urgent/emergent care.
We apologize for any inconvenience this brings!

River's Edge Pet Medical Center - Albany
(541) 924-1700

Wilvet Salem - Salem
(503) 741-8858

Wilvet South - Springfield
(541) 838-0577

Emergency Veterinary Hospital - Springfield
(503) 746-0112

08/15/2024

National Check the Chip Day is here! 🐾🔍

Today is the perfect reminder to ensure your pet’s microchip information is up-to-date. A microchip can make all the difference in reuniting with your furry friend if they ever get lost. Visit us for a quick and easy microchip scan to verify your pet’s details are current.

Keep your pets safe and sound—schedule your appointment today! 🐶🐱

08/11/2024

🎉 Celebrating Rescue Pets with Unknown Birthdays! 🎉

Let's give our beloved rescue pets the special day they deserve, even if we do not know the exact birthday. Share a photo in the comments of how you celebrate your furry friend's birthday, whether it's a fun treat, a new toy, or extra cuddles! 🥳🐾

08/06/2024

Does your pet seem extra itchy lately? 🐾

Just like us, our furry friends can suffer from allergies too! Look out for these common signs:

-Excessive scratching or licking
-Red, inflamed skin
-Frequent ear infections
-Sneezing or coughing
-Watery eyes

If you notice any of these symptoms, it might be time for a check-up. Schedule an appointment with us today to help your pet find relief and get back to feeling their best! 🌟🐶🐱

08/01/2024

🐾 August is National Immunization Awareness Month! 🐾

Protect your furry friends by keeping their vaccinations up to date. Immunizations play a crucial role in preventing diseases and keeping your pets healthy and happy. Schedule an appointment with us today to ensure your pets are on track with their vaccinations. Let's work together to give them the best care possible! 💉❤️

07/25/2024

This month, we are celebrating Pet Fire Safety awareness! 🐾🔥

Let's all take a moment to ensure our beloved pets are safe from fire hazards. Check out the safety tips below!

07/22/2024

Join us in celebrating National AAHA Accredited Hospital Day! 🏆

Being AAHA accredited means our hospital meets the highest standards in veterinary care. This rigorous evaluation ensures that we provide top-quality services and compassionate care for your pets.

Thank you for trusting us with your furry family members! 🐾

07/18/2024

As we head into the hottest months of the year, we want to remind everyone about the dangers of leaving pets in the car. Even with the windows cracked, temperatures can rise rapidly, putting your furry friends at serious risk of heatstroke and dehydration. ☀️🐾

07/15/2024

Happy National I Love Horses Day! 🐎

Today, we recognize the incredible horses that bring so much joy and value to our lives. Whether you ride, care for, or simply admire them, let's take a moment to give these amazing animals the appreciation they deserve. ❤️

07/10/2024

Happy National Kitten Day! 🎉🐾

Today, we celebrate the adorable, playful, and curious bundles of joy that bring so much love into our lives. Whether you're a proud kitten parent or just a feline fan, let's shower these little furballs with extra love and attention!

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July from our team to you!

As we gather to celebrate Independence Day with family and friends, let's not forget our furry companions! Here are some tips to keep your pets safe and calm during the festivities:

🎇 Create a Safe Space: Make sure your pets have a quiet, comfortable place to retreat away from the noise.
🐶 Keep Them Indoors: Fireworks can be frightening for pets. Keep them indoors and secure windows and doors.
🐱 Update ID Tags: Ensure your pets' ID tags and microchip information are up to date, just in case they get scared and run off.
🐾 Avoid Fireworks: Never use fireworks around pets. They can cause severe burns and trauma.
🎆 Watch the BBQ: Be mindful of what your pets eat. Certain foods can be harmful to them.

Wishing everyone a safe and joyful 4th of July!

06/25/2024

🚨 Important Reminder! 🚨🎆🎆🎆🎆

The 4th of July festivities typically kick off this weekend. Don’t wait! Call us today to get the medication your furry friends need to make the holiday less scary. Let’s keep them calm and comfortable during the fireworks!

06/20/2024

🌞🐾 Happy First Day of Summer! 🐾🌞

Summer is officially here, and we can’t wait to hear about all the fun activities your pets enjoy during this sunny season!
What’s your pet’s favorite summer activity? Swimming, hiking, lounging in the shade? Let us know in the comments and share your best summer pet photos!

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there, both human and pet dads! 🐾👨‍👧‍👦

Today, we celebrate the love, care, and dedication you show to your families and furry friends. Whether you're teaching your kids new things or taking your pets on adventures, your love makes the world a better place.

Enjoy your special day, dads! You deserve it!

06/13/2024

🚨🐾 Beware of Summer Pests! 🐾🚨

Ticks and mosquitoes are more active during the summer months, posing serious risks to your pets. These pests can transmit dangerous diseases like Lyme disease and heartworm. Protect your furry friends by ensuring they are on a year-round preventative.

Don't wait—call us today to schedule an appointment and keep your pets safe and healthy all summer long!

06/12/2024

Call us today if your cat or dog needs sedatives for the fireworks. 541-753-2223
During the Fourth of July holiday and days leading up to it when people start to celebrate with fireworks, scores of pets run away from the sounds and sights. If you feel as though your pet may need medication to help them relax during firework season, now is the time to speak with your veterinarian to find the best choice for pets!

06/10/2024

Summer is right around the corner, and it's time to dive into some essential safety tips for your pets! 🐾☀️

Enjoy the sunshine, but remember to keep your furry friends safe and comfortable by following our recommendations below.

06/07/2024

Fireworks season is just around the corner! 🐾🎆

If your pet gets anxious or stressed during fireworks, now is the perfect time to reach out for their medication. Don't wait until the last minute—ensure your furry friend has what they need to stay calm and comfortable.
Contact us today to refill or discuss your pet’s medication needs before the fireworks begin. Let’s make this a stress-free summer for everyone!

05/27/2024

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day!

Friendly Reminder: Our general practice is CLOSED today, but the ER remains open for emergencies. We look forward to returning to normal general practice business hours tomorrow.

05/24/2024

In observance of Memorial Day, General Practice will be closed beginning May 27th 2024 - Our ER will remain open 24x7 during the holiday! We will reopen our General Practice with regular business hours on May 28th 2024
Emergency and Urgent Care will remain during the holiday weekend and holiday!!

05/21/2024

Warmer weather means BBQ season is here! While BBQs are fun for humans, they can pose hidden dangers for your pets. Remember to keep your pets safe this summer by keeping them away from hot grills, food scraps, and bones. Enjoy the BBQ season responsibly! 🐾🌭

05/12/2024

🌷🐾 Happy Mother's Day to all moms, including pet moms, moms of human children, and all maternal figures! Your love, care, and compassion make the world a better place. Today, we celebrate you and all that you do.

05/09/2024

"Ask a Vet"

Here at Willamette, We all share one very special thing in common and its a love and passion for Animals and especially our own pets! In the spirit of that passion I thought it would be fun to ask our Doctors a couple questions on that topic.
We asked: When did they know they wanted to become a veterinarian, and what sparked their passion for animals?

Dr. Nelson answered and gave me permission to share is answers.

Growing up Dr. Nelson was not allowed to own pets despite loving all animals from a young age. Finally at age 20 Dr. Nelson got his first dog Gus the yellow lab. He knew then that was meant to be a Veterinarian! Now look at him! Yes he is accepting new patients!

If you have a question that you think would be fun to "Ask a Vet" feel free to drop it below, I may just chose your question and post it 😀. Please remember this is just for fun. Please be kind and understand this is not a appropriate platform to share/answer medical advise.

If your pet is in need of anything medical related we are seeing appointments every day now! As well as 24/7 Emergency Services. Call us anytime to schedule an appointment 541-753-2223

05/08/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to prioritize self-care and destigmatize discussions about mental health. Let's raise awareness, show compassion, and support each other on our mental health journeys. 💚🐾

05/05/2024

Tick season is here! Protect your furry friends from ticks and tick-borne diseases with regular preventive measures and checks.

To learn more about how to keep your pet safe from this nearly invisible threat, give us a call today!

05/04/2024

We hope to see you soon at Pet Day 🥰🐱🐶

Address

1562 SW 3rd Street
Corvallis, OR
97333

Telephone

+15417532223

Website

https://wilvet.com/

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🚨 Important Reminder! 🚨🎆🎆🎆🎆 The 4th of July festivities typically kick off this weekend. Don’t wait! Call us today to get the medication your furry friends need to make the holiday less scary. Let’s keep them calm and comfortable during the fireworks!

Happy World Veterinary Day!

Happy World Veterinary Day! Here are just a few of the talented Doctors we have here at Wilvet. There are a lot of different disciplines that go into becoming a veterinarian, which makes the job even more impressive. To all of our Doctors at Wilvet, Thank you for all you do! 🐾❤️

Happy Birthday Dr. Lewer

This is what Dr. Lewer saw when he came back to work today. He titled it as “when you have the best co-workers ever!” Happy Birthday Dr. Lewer!

Wilvet Puppy Races

Welcome to the puppy races!

Meet Ana

Ana is the Lead Nurse at Wilvet. From caring for your pets, to training staff and so much more, Ana is a major part of our team. Watch the video to learn more about Ana!

Draining an Abscess

Warning: this video contains imagery of blood. This pug needed an abscess drained. An abscess that has been present for a long time has inspissated pus, which doesn’t bleed as much as a newer growth. Once the abscess is properly drained, the area is flushed until clear. After the procedure, swelling will go down and any remaining fluid will drain out.

Before and After

Before and after of a laser soft palate resection

Workd Wildlife Day 2021

Happy World Wildlife Day! We are so fortunate to work with the animals at Oregon Coast Aquarium! To learn more about this year’s theme, "Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet" go to www.wildlifeday.org

Luigi the Sugar Glider

Here’s another look at Luigi enjoying a snack! We love having him around!

Sugar Glider Enjoys Midday Snack

Our nocturnal friend, Luigi, couldn’t resist waking up for a midday snack! Luigi is a Sugar Glider, he is staying with us in boarding while his parents wait for their power to come back on.

Botflies in Cats

Adult botflies deposit their eggs near or in an opening of rodent and rabbit burrows. After hatching, the botfly larvae also referred to as warbles, which typically infects rodents, enters the host's body through an opening such as the nose or mouth or through a skin wound. After several days, the warbles migrate to the tissues beneath the skin where they encyst and continue their development. Cats are accidental hosts of botfly larvae. They are most commonly infected when they are hunting rodents and encounter the botfly larvae near the rodent's burrow. How do I know if my cat has warbles? The early stages of infection are rarely evident from external skin inspection. Most cases do not become noticeable until the larvae enlarges and becomes a noticeable swelling that is seen or felt beneath the skin. A small 'breathing' hole is often visible in the skin. The hole enlarges when the warble has fully matured and is about to leave the host. In many cases, the secondary bacterial infection that develops in the empty cyst causes more damage to the host than the primary attack by the warble.