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Sadie Veterinary Urgent Care

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Sadie Veterinary Urgent Care

Veterinary Urgent Care located in the heart of Montavilla
Portland, OR
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We are Sadie, a veterinary urgent care founded by Dr. Cindy Galbreath, Dr. Malia Goodell, and Dr. Jenica Wycoff, named in honor of one beloved black lab.

08/21/2024

Office dog Wally wondering where his treats are after being on best behavior all morning 👀

08/17/2024

Very demure, very mindful

07/27/2024

Happy Friday from Maru & her pink cast 💅🏼💖

07/18/2024

Based on Cabby’s facial expression, can you guess why she’s here?

07/10/2024

It’s foxtail szn, & we’re seeing a lot of patients dealing with these pesky seeds! Here’s what to look out for. 🌾

07/05/2024

Swipe to un-stick 🐶🪵

06/27/2024

This is a positive saline agglutination test to help confirm a diagnosis of immune mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA). We know— big words! Don’t worry, we’ll explain: IMHA is a serious autoimmune disease that occurs when the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks its own red blood cells. This can lead to severe anemia (low red blood cell counts) which may present as lethargy or listlessness, pale gums, elevated heart rate and breathing rate, and/or disorientation, and typically requires blood transfusion to help stabilize the patient while the underlying cause is determined and treatments are administered.

The saline agglutination test looks for clumping of antibody-covered red blood cells. A negative test would appear as more of a solid smear of blood, whereas in this test you can see the blood cells separating and clumping together.

Drop any questions in the comments! ⬇️

06/21/2024

One minute you’re chewing the most delicious stick in the park & the next you’re coming out of sedation at the vet — life comes at you fast. // Tommy was seen for extraction of a stick fragment lodged in the roof of his mouth. While we know dogs LOVE to chew sticks, the habit can cause damage to the teeth and surrounding tissues, intestinal blockage or other issues. Look out for signs like excessive drooling, pawing at the mouth, coughing or appetite changes — but if you’ve got a stick-lover it’s also a good idea to regularly inspect their mouth as some dogs (like Tommy) don’t show any initial symptoms.

06/11/2024

This is Kiwi. She requested a personalized bandage. We were happy to oblige. 🥝

06/10/2024

ICYMI in our Stories, swipe to 💩 // This cat was brought in for decreased appetite and no bowel movements for several days, and was diagnosed with severe constipation (also known as obstipation). While enemas are an effective treatment for mild to moderate constipation, this cat required manual de-obstipation, which is done under heavy sedation or general anesthesia. As you can imagine, they felt MUCH better after treatment. 🐈

05/27/2024

We’re ecstatic to be nominated for ’s 2024 awards for Best Veterinary Clinic! Please take a minute and vote or share — direct link to the Best Veterinary Clinic page is in our profile or find the whole ballot at bop.wweek.com. ❤️🎉🐾

05/10/2024

Bread ✔️
Eggs ✔️
Bananas ✔️
Cutest kitten on the planet ✔️✔️
always has everything we need!

05/09/2024

Quick reminder to protect your pets’ paws as we head into some beautiful weather. If it’s too hot for your bare feet, it’s too hot for theirs. ☀️☀️☀️

05/08/2024

Swipe through to see Dax showcase the 4 stages of brownie ingestion: Joy, ambivalence, guilt, regret. 🍫

04/11/2024

Azuki, looking quite fetching for his exam. 🐕🤩

04/09/2024

As the weather gets nicer & we all start to venture out more, puncture wounds are a common cause of urgent care visits. Here are a few tips to avoid bites (for pets or humans) this .

04/03/2024

Best purritos in town! Towel wrapping is one of our favorite low stress handling tools for cats, seen here on Garfield to obtain urine from the bladder for testing.

03/01/2024

Speaking of abscesses… Moon was seen for swelling above her eye that was surgically explored under sedation and diagnosed as an abscess. 🌝🐾

02/27/2024

Is 6-week old Arietty the cat’s pajamas or what?! 🐱 She came in for an abscess on her front paw, which was drained and cleaned, and was prescribed antibiotics for infection. An abscess is a pocket of infection beneath the skin surface that may cause fever, loss of appetite, and general malaise and is therefore important to treat promptly. The most common causes in pets are bite wounds and any kind of soft tissue trauma (lacerations, punctures, foxtails, etc). An abscess may rupture on its own or require surgery to lance and drain the infected material.

02/15/2024

Welcome Dr. Krug, Sadie’s newest Associate Veterinarian! After graduating from Colorado State University’s Veterinary Medicine program, Dr. Krug completed a medicine and surgery internship at the Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle, where she would stay on as an emergency and critical care staff doctor following her internship. Now in Portland, Dr. Krug is pursuing a residency in behavior medicine, and lives with her Australian Shepherds Sori and Gatsby. We’re so happy to welcome her to the team.

02/11/2024

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, make sure you keep any chocolate and candies out of reach of pets. Darla was brought in for ingestion of chocolate and raisins, and was treated with emesis (induced vomiting) and bloodwork to ensure normal kidney function. The effects of ingesting toxic materials like chocolate and grapes/raisins can vary unpredictably from pet to pet, so we always recommend an urgent care visit if you know (or suspect) ingestion. 🍫🍇

02/05/2024

Blood pressure measurement is a helpful diagnostic tool in many of our sick patients to help rule out low blood pressure (hypotension) or high blood pressure (hypertension). Abnormal blood pressure in either direction can be harmful to vital organs and early recognition and treatment is essential.

Stress can alter blood pressure readings, so we do our very best to make sure every patient is as calm and comfortable as possible, as seen here with Gabby, to help get an accurate measurement. Our technicians are skilled at obtaining blood pressures on patients of all sizes and demeanors.

01/30/2024

Steel giving Blue Steel for their IV catheter placement.

01/25/2024

🐶 Real-life emoji Bailey came to us for a dog bite wound on the left front paw. While some very minor wounds can be managed at home, we recommend having your pet seen for any animal bites, due to the increased risk of infection. Treatment may include proper cleaning, sutures and placement of a drain if necessary, and administration of antibiotics and/or pain medications.

01/23/2024

Booboo came to see us for seizures, which are one of the most frequently reported neurological conditions in dogs.

We recommend that pets be seen after any new seizure activity. As seizures can have many causes, we start by performing a comprehensive exam and performing baseline labwork. Additional diagnostics may be indicated depending on the pet’s age and the progression of their seizure activity. Anti-convulsant therapy may be started if more than one seizure occurs in a short time span.

Referral to one of our local expert neurologists may also be discussed.

01/18/2024

We hope everyone is holding up okay! Sadie is open today, Thursday 1/18 for now, but keep an eye on Stories as we’ll likely close early to ensure employees and clients can make it home safely. Please use caution (& keep an eye on your pet’s paws!) if venturing out as it’s still very icy out there.

When this weather subsides, don’t forget to throw some extra love and support at your favorite shops, restaurants and other small businesses, for which unexpected closures can be detrimental. Fingers and paws crossed everyone will be back to regular operations by this weekend. 🫰🏻🐾

01/11/2024

Snow in the forecast?! Comment ❄️ if you think it’s legit, or 🌧️ for false alarm! Either way, temps are supposed to drop below the 20s, and extreme cold can put pets at increased risk for dehydration, paw damage and hypothermia. Keep these tips in mind this weekend.

01/05/2024

Ruby was brought in for nasal discharge, sneezing and coughing. Respiratory infections can be bacterial, viral, or both, and are more common in dogs who are highly social. Treatment for upper respiratory infections may include antibiotics, cough suppressants and fluid therapy if a patient is not eating or drinking normally.

Chest x-rays are often recommended in coughing patients to screen for signs of inflammation or infection in the lungs.

01/04/2024

Pancake Little Dude is a big dude whose personality is as sweet as her name. 🥞🐾

01/02/2024

H***h (seen for coughing) is all of us today. 🐾

Address

8037 SE Stark St
Portland, OR
97215

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	9am - 9pm

Telephone

+15037109769

Website

http://www.sadievetpdx.com/

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Videos

Making sure Goku looks fresh 💅🏼 coming out of sedation

Scout was a little nervous, but SUCH A GOOD GIRL when she was examined and treated for a paw injury. // Paw injuries can be caused by allergies, infections, cuts and abrasions, nail issues, cysts, cracked or burned paw pads, or more — it’s a very common injury in pets (in case that wasn’t clear). Always check your pup’s paws if you notice limping, excessive licking or other symptoms and don’t hesitate to bring them in if you’re concerned. #veterinaryurgentcare #pupsofportland #pdxpets #dogsofportland #portlandveterinarian

Does the PNW have the cutest dogs, yes or yes? We absolutely loved meeting everyone who came out today for the @oregonhumane Doggie Dash. ☀️🐾

Blessing your feeds with a round-up of some of our favorite felines. Happy Monday fur-iends!

When the churu can’t come fast enough 🐱😋

Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week to our incredible team of client service representatives, Kristen, Madison, Hailey and Tay. They are the first points of contact with our business, triaging patients over the phone and managing an unpredictable schedule with grace. We regularly get compliments and positive reviews for how they show up for our clients. We appreciate you and couldn’t do it without you! 🐾

DYK? We offer in-house x-rays to quickly evaluate your pet’s symptoms, and we work with remote board-certified radiologists to provide timely x-ray reports.

Luckily the limp we saw Daisy for didn’t seem to have any effect on her incredible receiver skills. 🏈🐾

Snuggles come standard with every sedation recovery. 🫠🐾 #veterinarymedicine #veterinaryurgentcare #portlandpets #dogsofportland #pdxpets

Dog parks can be a great way for your dog to exercise and socialize with other dogs, but they do carry some risks. Here are a few ways to make dog parks safer for everyone, including avoiding them altogether if your dog is very timid or at all aggressive. Any tips you’d add to the list? #dogparks #dogparksafety #pdxpets #dogsofinstagram #dogsofportlandoregon #dogsofportland #portlandveterinarian #veterinaryurgentcare

That’s a wrap on @oregonhumane #DoggieDash, and big thanks to everyone who came to say hi! We hope we don’t have to see your pets at our clinic, but we’re always here if they need us. #portlandpets #dogsofportland #pdxpets #veterinaryurgentcare #oregonhumanesociety #doggiedash2023

While we’re waiting on the sun, keep these three simple tips in mind to keep your pets healthy this spring. #petsafety #petsafetytips #portlandpetsafety #veterinaryurgentcare #pdxpets #portlandveterinarian

Couldn’t let #NationalPetDay pass us by without an ode to all the animals we come home to at night. 🥰 #portlandpets #portlandveterinarian #portlandveterinaryspecialists #veterinarymedicine #veterinaryurgentcare

This cat was presented for evaluation of a sharp metallic object palpable by the owner on the right side of his chest — no signs of illness. Cats never cease to amaze us! 😳