
Why is Beaverton Pet Clinic still doing curbside service?
Short answer – because we want to stay open to serve YOU! The longer answer is more detailed, including state regulations and best practices for the health and safety of our patients, clients and staff. First, Oregon OSHA has adopted Temporary COVID-19 Workplace...
An Update on Veterinary Care in the Age of Coronavirus
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, veterinary practices are experiencing an unprecedented demand for our services. The reality is that our local veterinary community is overwhelmed with patients needing care to the point that some general practices have had to stop taking...
Kindness is contagious, help us spread it!
We believe in transparency within our team and with our clients, so we’re sharing this message with you as part of the Beaverton Pet Clinic family. BPC has experienced significant changes over the last 18 months, with the transfer of ownership and planned retirement...
COVID-19 Updates
I heard that 2 cats have tested positive - Can my pet get COVID-19? The CDC announced on Wednesday, April 22 that 2 pet cats in New York State tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. While concerning, what we know is that these cats contracted the virus from people, and there...
BPC’s COVID Service FAQs
Thank you for your patience as we adapt to the evolving challenges of providing essential veterinary care while preventing the spread of COVID-19 in our community. We know that this “new normal” can be frustrating compared to the service you are used to receiving at...
URGENT DOG FLU UPDATE: CIV Confirmed in Portland
On Friday August 2nd, we received notice from Oregon's Public Health Veterinarian, Dr. Emilio DeBess, that at least 2 rescue dogs in Portland have tested positive for CIV. If only a couple of dogs have the flu, why is it a concern? Canine Influenza, also known as Dog...
Dr. Nielsen Announces His Retirement
Dear Clients and Friends,It is with profoundly mixed feelings that I announce my retirement from full time veterinary medicine effective June 25, 2019, but after a 30+ year career it is time for a change. My dear wife is very encouraging in this transition, probably...
Canine Hypothyroidism – That weight gain might not be “middle-age spread”!
As our dogs age, it is common for them to put on some weight. In most cases, the cause is simply over feeding, too many treats, or a lack of proper exercise. In some cases, however, unexpected weight gain, along with other symptoms, may be due to a low...
Laser Therapy Can Bring Much Needed Relief and Healing to a Variety of Ailments!
When we think of lasers, visions of the Death Star and Jedi Knights dance in our head! Yet this same light energy, delivered by low wattage Class IV therapeutic lasers, can bring much needed relief and healing to a variety of conditions in our pets! Laser...
Holiday Boarding Tips!
With the holidays fast approaching, many of us are making travel plans to celebrate with relatives and friends…plans that may not include our pets. Boarding your pet at a trusted kennel or veterinary facility can be a really good option. Here are 5 tips to...