Banfield Pet Hospital
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Map & Directions
7995 SW Nyberg St
Tualatin, OR 97062
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503-692-4511
- www.banfield.com/veterinarians/or/tualatin/nyw?utm_source=yext&utm_medium=yext&utm_campaign=yext&cid=yext_local
About Banfield Pet Hospital
- Categories
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- Veterinarians
- Animal Hospitals
- Pet Services
- Details
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- Flea Treatment
- Microchip Implants
- Neutering
- Spaying
- Hours
- M-Su 7am-6pm (Hours and services may vary due to COVID-19.)
- Special Offer
- Click here to go to the website!
- Phones
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- Fax (503-612-1999)
- Year Established
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- 2007
- Specialties
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- VetChat
Pets & Animals
I take my dog to Banfield in Tualatin and I find the care to be just right. The vets are all pleasant and knowledgeable, the attendants are all polite and cheerful. I would highly recommend Banfield in Tualatin. As with any business, they will ask whether you want such and such a test performed, and it's up to YOU to be an educated consumer. They have never been pushy. A special shout-out to Dr. Chigos and Dr. Zabell (not ordinarily with Tualatin). They answered my dozens of puppy questions good-naturedly and with tons of patience.
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I take my dog to Banfield in Tualatin and I find the care to be just right. The vets are all pleasant and knowledgeable, the attendants are all polite and cheerful. I would highly recommend Banfield in Tualatin. As with any business, they will ask whether you want such and such a test performed, and it's up to YOU to be an educated consumer. They have never been pushy. A special shout-out to Dr. Chigos and Dr. Zabell (not ordinarily with Tualatin). They answered my dozens of puppy questions good-naturedly and with tons of patience.
My dog wasn't acting right. He wasn't eating as much as usual and didn't seem himself. We took him to Banfield where they wanted to do all sorts of tests. At the time, many of the tests didn't make sense. For instance, the Ultrasound. \r\nThey kept him for several days saying the had Pancreatitis. Bill was about $3,000.00\r\nNow we learn from one of their own vets that they had, indeed, been doing ultrasounds and other work when unnessesary. Google ""Banfield Pet Hospital Unnecessary Tualatin"".\r\nJust look at all the complaints they have. The Better Business Bureau gives them an ""F""!
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My dog wasn't acting right. He wasn't eating as much as usual and didn't seem himself. We took him to Banfield where they wanted to do all sorts of tests. At the time, many of the tests didn't make sense. For instance, the Ultrasound. \r\nThey kept him for several days saying the had Pancreatitis. Bill was about $3,000.00\r\nNow we learn from one of their own vets that they had, indeed, been doing ultrasounds and other work when unnessesary. Google ""Banfield Pet Hospital Unnecessary Tualatin"".\r\nJust look at all the complaints they have. The Better Business Bureau gives them an ""F""!
Message from Banfield Pet Hospital
Keeping pets and people safe is our top priority. COVID-19 may affect hospital hours, scheduling and services at some locations. Please know we are doing our best to minimize any inconvenience and thank you for bearing with us — please call ahead so we can ensure your pet’s needs can be met and advise you on next steps. If you’re a Banfield Optimum Wellness Plan® client, you can connect with a veterinarian 24/7 via Vet Chat™ through the Banfield app for general pet care advice and triage support.
