Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin

12/25/2024

Should you need emergency veterinary services for your furry family members today, we are here! ❤️ Open 24/7. Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas 🎄❤️✨🐾

12/25/2024

Phones are back! Thank you Santa! 🎄🐾

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas Eve to all 🎄 We are experiencing phone issues again and Santa’s helpers are working hard to resolve them! 📞 If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please head in immediately.
We are open 24/7, including all holidays.❤️ Thank you 🐾

12/23/2024

We are experiencing phone issues tonight and are working to resolve them! 📞 If your pet is experiencing an emergency please head in immediately. Thank you! 🐾

12/20/2024

This sweet little pup is Kahlua. She came to us with chemical burns on her feet and tongue from accidentally getting into powdered cleaning supplies. We sent her home in 4 baby Christmas socks. Feel better soon, Kahlua! 🧦 ❤️🎄

12/19/2024

EVCOT was voted Best Veterinarian of Tigard & Tualatin and Best Veterinarian (GOLD) of the Rose City in 2024 🏙️ 🌹🥇 Thank you to all that voted for us 🐾 We are proud to be privately owned & operated, offering emergency pet services to our local community since 1995!

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12/18/2024

Here is some recent information from the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association regarding Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1).

“There have been several recent investigations indicating transmission of HPAI to cats through food, most often unpasteurized milk or raw or undercooked meats. Cats should not be fed any products from affected farms that have not been thoroughly cooked or pasteurized to kill the virus. Cats should also be kept from hunting and consuming wild birds.”

Check out the article below for more information regarding HPAI and how to keep our feline friends (and canine companions) safe from contracting the virus.

December 13, 2024 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) Image This information is updated as events warrant.Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is a disease that is highly contagious and often deadly in poultry, caused by highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5) and A (H7) viruses; it is als...

12/17/2024

💊 This is a great resource to help identify medications should your pet accidentally ingest an unknown pill. This is especially helpful this time of year with lots of traveling guests. Let’s keep those purses, ziplocks and travel pill containers out of our pet’s reach. 🐾

It is not uncommon for pet parents to come across an unknown pill that they may have dropped. Luckily, our experts at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) put together this step-by-step guide on how to identify an unknown pill!

12/17/2024

Dr. Wisniewski’s senior Shih Tzu, Sir Gizmo, just got the ultimate travel upgrade! (And it’s fully approved by his little girl squad too 🎀) Thank you 🐾 the pet stroller + car seat is much appreciated! 🎄

12/15/2024

We just love Christmas music 🎶 but perhaps not as much as Finn does….🎄🐶 This sweet pup came to us after ingesting one of his owner’s AirPods. Luckily, they were able to quickly rush him in and the AirPod came right back up with vomiting induction. Finn is feeling much better now ❤️‍🩹 (but we aren’t sure if we can say the same for that AirPod)

12/12/2024

Exciting news! 🗞️
You can now follow us on Instagram 📸📸📸
We are looking forward to keeping you up to date on our Facebook and now, the ol’ gram too!
🐾♥️💙

💻 our website: https://evcot.com
📸 our instagram: https://shorturl.at/z2GtS

12/11/2024

Did you know…. 🌺

Poinsettias are not the deadly flowers that popular legend has made them out to be. This pink, red, or white beauty always makes a strong showing around the holidays. The sap of poinsettias can be irritating to the stomach leading to drooling, vomiting and diarrhea. Keeping this plant out of the reach of your pet to avoid stomach upset is still a good idea, but you need not banish the poinsettia from your home for fear of a fatal exposure.

12/06/2024

Feeling jolly and want an easy way to help furry friends in need this season? 🎅❤️🌲

Our Portland Veterinary Medical Association Winter Pet Food & Supplies donation bin is located in our lobby near the front desk and needs some love!

Check out the list below of items that are in need. Donated goods will go directly to PAW team and the Coffee Creek Puppy Program 🐾🐾🐾

12/06/2024

Hide the salt dough and skip the tinsel ! 🧂🌲
Please keep these holiday items out of reach from your furry family members ❤️🐾

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 🍽✨🐾

11/28/2024

It’s Thanksgiving Eve! 🦃🍽✨ Here is a recap of our Thanksgiving Tips for keeping your pet healthy & safe this holiday ❤️❤️❤️ 🐾

11/27/2024

What foods are generally safe to share with your pet, you ask? For today’s Thanksgiving Safety & Wellness Tip, here’s a list of pet safe food items for *most* to enjoy (in small amounts, of course) 🐱🐶

Plain Veggies: carrots, cucumber slices,
green beans, broccoli, unsweetened canned pumpkin, sweet potato.

Plain Fruits: apple slices, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, bananas, oranges, pears.

NO share 🚫 list included for reference! A big one that may surprise you - please NO sharing corn on the cob 🌽! (Corn cobs can cause choking, intestinal blockages, and other serious digestive issues)

☝️*as always, if your pet is on a special diet or has food allergies etc, please consult with your regular veterinarian before sharing!

11/26/2024

🗞️ EVCOT’s Thanksgiving Pet Safety & Wellness Tip Of The Day is here! 🦃

Don’t forget to lock up your 🗑️ trash cans on Thanksgiving (and even on the busy days leading up to the holiday.)

Pick up some child safety lock devices, tight sealing lids or relocate trash bags/cans to be completely out of reach from your pet. This will help prevent wandering noses from getting into discarded food scraps while everyone is busy socializing (or napping on the couch! 😴)