Pearl Animal Hospital

Pearl Animal Hospital Pearl Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary clinic located in the Pearl District in Portland, OR. Learn more at http://www.pearlanimalhospital.com

Our veterinarians are now welcoming new clients - please call to schedule an appointment. We provide complete veterinary services from the first pediatric visit through the senior stages of life. We place a special emphasis on client education, preventative/wellness medicine, and veterinary dental care. We believe in partnering with our clients to achieve the very best health care to strengthen an

d extend the special relationship you have with your pet. Our mission is to exceed your expectations by providing the highest quality medical care with genuine compassion in a safe and comfortable environment. The special bonds we have with our own pets are our motivation for continuous improvement and for providing an exceptional educational experience for you at every visit. Our entire team enthusiastically embraces the opportunity to be a part of such an energetic and active community of animal and pet lovers. We believe in leaving a small footprint on the earth and huge paw prints in our hearts.

We will be closed this Monday, September 1st,  in observance of Labor Day. We will be back in on Tuesday, September 2nd.
08/29/2025

We will be closed this Monday, September 1st, in observance of Labor Day. We will be back in on Tuesday, September 2nd.

August 17th is National Black Cat Appreciation Day! To celebrate here are a couple of our own black cats, Montero and Mo...
08/17/2025

August 17th is National Black Cat Appreciation Day! To celebrate here are a couple of our own black cats, Montero and Morticious 🖤

Black cats are adopted at significantly lower rates, sometimes spending close to twice as long in the shelter than cats with other coat colors.

August 15th is National Check the Chip Day. I'm sure you've seen sweet videos on social media showing lost pets reunitin...
08/15/2025

August 15th is National Check the Chip Day. I'm sure you've seen sweet videos on social media showing lost pets reuniting with owners sometimes years after going missing because they have a microchip.

Is your pet microchipped?

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, lost dogs with microchips are returned to their owners at a rate of 52.2%, compared with just 21.9% for those without. For cats, the difference is even more striking! Microchipped cats are reunited with their owners at a rate of 38.5%, compared with only 1.8% for cats who are not microchipped.

With such a massive difference in the number of pets who are successfully reunited with their families, microchipping your pet is a no-brainer.

Investing in a microchip is a small decision with a potentially huge impact, providing peace of mind and security for you and your pet.

Contact your veterinary care team with questions.

Dogs and Respiratory InfectionsWhat does a respiratory infection look like in dogs? Dogs may experience short lived and ...
07/30/2025

Dogs and Respiratory Infections

What does a respiratory infection look like in dogs? Dogs may experience short lived and self-limiting upper airway symptoms of sneezing, coughing, and gagging. Others may experience more concerning lower airway symptoms of retching, vomiting, difficulty breathing or wheezing, nasal or ocular discharge, lethargy, inappetence, or fever. Any dog can contract a respiratory infection, but puppies, older dogs, and dogs with health issues are at greater risk. Dogs with short muzzles, such as bulldogs and pugs, often have stenotic nares, elongated soft palate, and a narrow trachea resulting in increased risk of pneumonia if they contract a respiratory disease. Dogs that share hallways, elevators, or lobbies are at increased risk even if they do not visit daycare, boarding or grooming.

How do we treat respiratory infections? While most mildly affected dogs recover on their own with basic supportive care such as antibiotics and cough suppressants, others with more serious signs may require hospitalization. Severe infections, such as canine influenza may result in death.

How to prevent respiratory infections? Vaccines are available and strongly recommended to protect against Bordetella (bacteria contributing to "kennel cough") and Canine Influenza Virus (contributes to serious pneumonia). No vaccine will 100% prevent disease since respiratory disease is often a combination of bacteria and virus, but vaccination will lessen severity and reduce the risk for more serious complications. If your dog has symptoms of a respiratory infection, communal spread can be minimized by avoiding contact with other dogs until symptom free for two weeks.

If you have any concerns, please contact your veterinary care team for guidance.

Hot pavement = Hot paws! Protect your pets this summer ☀️
06/30/2025

Hot pavement = Hot paws! Protect your pets this summer ☀️

We will be closed this Friday, July 4th. If your pet needs Fear Free medication please contact us soon! It usually takes...
06/30/2025

We will be closed this Friday, July 4th. If your pet needs Fear Free medication please contact us soon! It usually takes us 24-72 hours to process prescription refills.

Pride isn’t just for June. It’s year-round, just like our love for cats, dogs, and every fabulous human we serve. 🐾🌈 The...
06/23/2025

Pride isn’t just for June. It’s year-round, just like our love for cats, dogs, and every fabulous human we serve. 🐾🌈 The sun is shining, the tails are wagging, and the purring pride is strong. Nothing can dim our sparkle! 🐶🐱🏳️‍🌈

July 4th is quickly approaching. If your pet needs anti-anxiety medication for the upcoming holiday please give us a cal...
06/17/2025

July 4th is quickly approaching. If your pet needs anti-anxiety medication for the upcoming holiday please give us a call to get that filled.

We are closed May 26th in observance of Memorial Day and will be open for normal hours on Tuesday!
05/26/2025

We are closed May 26th in observance of Memorial Day and will be open for normal hours on Tuesday!

Von reporting for his red carpet event…or should I say red blood carpet? Just a little red blood cell checkup while stay...
05/09/2025

Von reporting for his red carpet event…or should I say red blood carpet? Just a little red blood cell checkup while staying cozy in his posh pod.

soft paws, big opinions. productivity can wait 🤗🐈💻
04/29/2025

soft paws, big opinions. productivity can wait 🤗🐈💻

We’re happy to let you know that our internet and phone services have been fully restored. Thank you for your patience a...
04/23/2025

We’re happy to let you know that our internet and phone services have been fully restored. Thank you for your patience and understanding while working to resolve the issue. 🤗

Address

1250 NW 10th Avenue
Portland, OR
97209

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+15039543393

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