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A little hello to our newest neighbors. We're welcoming new patients. Come on in.

Your neighborhood vet, a little kinder.

Good care.
More tail wags.

For the muddy paws, the gentle purrs, and the ones who make your house a home. A lifetime of thoughtful care starts here.

Explore our care

Good for pets. Reassuring for people.Dogs, cats, and their favorite humans welcome.

A relaxed golden retriever enjoying a gentle checkup with a veterinary team member
A familiar face. Every visit.

Care that gets to know your best friend.

Gentle, unhurried appointments
Care through every life stage
Saturday appointments
A whole lot of treats

Here for the everyday. And the unexpected.

Small paws. All-round care.

From their first hello to their golden years, we're here to help them feel their very best.

Wellness & checkups

A nose-to-tail look at their health, with time for all your questions. Everyday care for a happy life together.

Vaccines & prevention

A little protection goes a long way. Vaccination and parasite-prevention plans built around your pet's life.

When they're not well

Listening closely, finding answers, and making a treatment plan together. Support for the days they need a little extra.

A new puppy? A senior companion? We'll help you find the right starting point.

A lifetime of little changes

They grow.
We get to know them.

The curious first months. The familiar daily walks. The slower, sweeter years. Each chapter brings a different conversation about your companion.

Their age is one part of the story. Their habits, history, and life with you help the veterinarian understand the rest.

The early days

A new face in the family.

Bring adoption or breeder records, questions about routines, and anything you've noticed as you settle in together. We'll talk through a care plan for your new companion.

Their everyday chapter

The little things you know best.

Favorite activities, feeding routines, travel plans, and changes at home all have a place in a checkup conversation. Your observations help us make the visit about your pet.

Their well-loved years

More room for their changing rhythm.

Tell us about their comfort, movement, appetite, and the parts of their day that feel different. Together, we'll decide what to explore and what comes next.

A curious tabby cat resting comfortably in a sunlit veterinary consultation room

The Goodkind way

More listening.
Less ruff days.

We know a trip to the vet can feel like a big deal. So we make the little things matter: a quiet space, a familiar team, and enough time to get comfortable.

  • We get to know the pet behind the patient.
  • Clear answers, with the costs explained first.
  • A plan made with you, never just handed to you.
Meet your pet's new people

More than a name on a chart

Their whole story.
In one conversation.

Moving clinics or welcoming a rescue? A little history makes a helpful starting point. Share what you have; the team can explain which missing records would be useful.

  • Previous care Past clinic details, vaccination history, and any recent results.
  • Their current routine Food, medications, supplements, and the everyday things you notice.
  • Their personality A favorite reward, a sensitive spot, or what helps them feel settled.
Companion notes Sample card

Meet Charlie.

A very good dog. A story worth knowing.

Feels at home with
A familiar blanket and a quiet hello.
Their person wants to discuss
A change in their usual walking routine.
Coming along to the visit
Previous records and the questions on our list.

An example of the conversation, not a medical record or care recommendation.

People with a soft spot for pets

Your pet's kind of people.

Medical know-how, a listening ear, and a pocket full of treats. That's our team.

Dr. Jamie Lee

Veterinarian & enthusiastic dog person

Dr. Maya Rivera

Veterinarian & cat whisperer

Sam Oliver

Veterinary nurse & chief comfort giver

A tabby cat looking out of a familiar carrier in a quiet veterinary room

For our feline friends

A quieter kind
of hello.

Some cats would rather watch the room before joining the conversation. Tell us how your cat handles travel and unfamiliar places so we can discuss their arrival with you.

Start with what feels familiar
Let us know about their carrier, favorite bedding, and previous visits.
Give the team a little context
Share what tends to worry them and which approaches have helped before.

New here? You're in good company.

Let's start with
a little hello.

  1. Tell us about your best friend.

    Pick a visit type and a time that works for you.

  2. Make yourself at home.

    Bring their records, their favorite treat, and your questions.

  3. Leave with a plan, and a little peace of mind.

    We'll talk through the next steps, together.

A few things you might be wondering

Good questions.
Honest answers.

A little clarity before you come by.

Bring any medical and vaccination records, a list of current medications, and the questions on your mind. A favorite blanket or toy is welcome, too. Please bring dogs on a leash and cats in a secure carrier.

The part that comes home with you

Clear notes.
A little less wondering.

Before you head home, there should be room to ask what the plan means for your pet's everyday life.

What we discussed

The visit, in plain language.

Ask for the main findings, the options discussed, and any decisions made together. A written summary is easier to revisit once you're home.

What happens next

The details worth writing down.

Clarify any instructions, results you're waiting for, and whether another conversation or visit is planned. Your veterinarian explains the plan for your pet.

Who to contact

A question after the visit?

Know which clinic contact to use and what to do outside opening hours. For urgent concerns, contact a local emergency veterinary hospital.

Just around the corner

A good place
to feel better.

Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday
Resting our paws
18 Willow Lane, Portland, OR
A friendly neighborhood, with room for every paw.

For urgent concerns, contact a local emergency veterinary hospital. This demo clinic cannot provide medical assistance.