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At the Veterinary Referral Center, we offer the most advanced emergency and specialized care to members of the Bend and Central Oregon community. With over a decade of devotion to the veterinary field, and a lifetime of being animal lovers, we know how important it is to be your pet’s hero.
At the Veterinary Referral Center, we offer the most advanced emergency and specialized care to members of the Bend and Central Oregon community. With over a decade of devotion to the veterinary field, and a lifetime of being animal lovers, we know how important it is to be your pet’s hero.
At the Veterinary Referral Center, we offer the most advanced emergency and specialized care to members of the Bend and Central Oregon community. With over a decade of devotion to the veterinary field, and a lifetime of being animal lovers, we know how important it is to be your pet’s hero.
Our doctors are board-certified experts in their field. They’re also some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.
What to expect during your visit from preparation and arrival to payment and insurance information.
Our doctors are board-certified experts in their field. They’re also some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.
What to expect during your visit from preparation and arrival to payment and insurance information.
Throughout the nation, pet owners are having difficulty scheduling timely appointments for their pets while pet emergency facilities are experiencing wait times of up to 12 hours. We have doubled our staff and plan to increase our physical space in the coming year, but the fact remains that there is a nationwide veterinary crisis. What does that mean for Central Oregon pets and their people?
For any pet parent, Lennon’s story is a tale of terror, at least at the beginning. Over the course of a year, Lennon, a healthy, active dog, grew increasingly lethargic. Then one day last in December, he was unable to walk.
It was a shock when Oso, young and otherwise healthy, experienced the sudden loss of the use of his back legs. With the support of family, friends, and a great veterinary network, Oso’s pet parents were able to be the heroes he needed to be up and running (and swimming, and playing) again. Here’s their story.
Throughout the nation, pet owners are having difficulty scheduling timely appointments for their pets while pet emergency facilities are experiencing wait times of up to 12 hours. We have doubled our staff and plan to increase our physical space in the coming year, but the fact remains that there is a nationwide veterinary crisis. What does that mean for Central Oregon pets and their people?
For any pet parent, Lennon’s story is a tale of terror, at least at the beginning. Over the course of a year, Lennon, a healthy, active dog, grew increasingly lethargic. Then one day last in December, he was unable to walk.
