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Mon - Tue:	7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Wed - Fri:	7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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Services/Products: Food Pet Food Veterinary Supplies
Brands: wellness
Neighborhood: Jennings Lodge
Categories: Pet Services, Kennels, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Pet Grooming, Pet Specialty Services, Pet Stores, Veterinarians, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (503) 653-6621

Address: 18420 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Portland, OR 97267

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Gladstone Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
We can place a microchip just under the skin in between your pet’s shoulder blades during a regular office visit or while your pet is under anesthesia for surgery or a dental procedure.
Vaccination
Although vaccinations have not been developed to protect many species from common infectious diseases, we recommend vaccinations for the following species...
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Dr. Winkler has a special interest in public health, zoonotic diseases, reptile and small animal exotic medicine, and ophthalmology. At work, she is supervised by her crested gecko Salazar. Dr. Winkler shares her home with her three cats (Dacts—a polydactyl, Helix—named for the helix-like pattern on his back, and Yoda—well, that’s self-explanatory), and her Fences for Fido rescue black lab mix Fenrir, named for a dog-like creature in Norse mythology. She also is entertained by a 3-legged rescue sugar glider named Fury and a young ball python who has yet to be named. In her spare time, she loves to work on her older house, bake, kayak, road bike, garden, and go antiquing.
Behavioral Counseling
Whether your pet’s personality changes or behavioral problems are caused by underlying health issues, or are truly behavioral issues, we believe that getting to the bottom of these problems is very important to the relationship between you and your pet. Diagnostic testing may be recommended to determine if there is a medical reason for the issue, and determine the next steps for care.
Nutritional Counseling
We can help evaluate your pet to see if and how much weight loss is needed, help you select a reduced-calorie diet, and also to help calculate appropriate feeding amounts for your specific pet.
Comprehensive Examination
Small mammals and exotic pets also benefit from annual health evaluations to stay healthy and happy. For many of these pets, habitat, and husbandry are critical to their health and well-being, and small changes in weight can indicate health concerns. The evaluation will include a full physical exam, nutritional and weight evaluation, assessment of your pet’s habitat (including lighting, heat source, and bedding/substrate), and any behavior concerns. Please call ahead to schedule your pet’s appointment, as our veterinarians specialize in different species.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Depending on the species, health assessment, and health risks, we will make deworming and other parasite treatment recommendations on an individual basis.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Pain Management
Pain control before, during, and after all surgical procedures help ensure your pet’s comfort, reducing stress and aiding in the healing process. Most of our surgical procedures are performed on an out-patient basis—patients are admitted early in the morning and go home in the late afternoon or evening. Our detailed written instructions for post-operative care will help you providing nursing care for your pet after he or she comes home.
Vomiting Treatment
Injury Treatment
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Vaccines—Dogs must be current on distemper-parvo, Bordetella, Leptospirosis, and Rabies vaccines. Canine Influenza vaccines strongly recommended. (*Beginning January 15th, all canine boarders must be current on canine influenza vaccines, H3N2 and H3N8 strains.)

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Feeding a healthy diet and maintaining a healthy weight can increase life expectancy, quality of life, decrease risk of many diseases (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease), and help manage chronic medical conditions. We include a nutritional assessment and a weight evaluation in every health evaluation for every pet. We will also evaluate trends in your pet’s weight, as weight gain or weight loss can be signs of underlying disease or may indicate a need to change your feeding regimen.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Dental disease is the most common problem in our pets, affecting 85% of dogs and cats over 3 years of age. Unfortunately, these problems are not just limited to gingivitis, periodontitis, resorptive disease, and tooth loss. Left untreated, dental disease is often painful and can cause serious problems such as heart, lung, liver, and kidney disease, as oral bacteria are released into the bloodstream.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Full-mouth dental radiographs are taken to help us thoroughly evaluate the teeth, particularly the part of the tooth that is below the gumline. We evaluate dental radiographs for periodontal disease, bone loss, root abscesses, tooth fractures, and resorptive disease, as well as to assess any missing teeth to see if roots are present

Wound and Fracture Care

Dental Surgery
The Portland Animal Welfare (PAW) Team saves lives, alleviates suffering, and keeps pets and people together by providing free veterinary care to the pets of people who are experiencing homelessness or extreme poverty. Honoring the healing power of the mutually beneficial human-animal bond, PAW Team has been responsible for enhancing and saving the lives of thousands of cherished companion animals. Gladstone Veterinary Clinic veterinarians and team members have volunteered with PAW Team veterinary clinics. We have also provided free dental surgeries for PAW Team patients whose severe dental disease is impacting their quality of life. By helping these patients, we know we are also helping the people who depend on them for companionship, safety, and emotional support. For more information, visit
Veterinary Surgery
Your pet’s safety and comfort is our top priority during any surgical procedure. Our state-of-the-art sterile surgical suite is equipped for a wide range of procedures, including...
Declawing

Laboratory Services
At Gladstone Veterinary Clinic, we always strive to provide the best possible medical care for your pet. We are proud to offer state-of-the-art diagnostic services to quickly respond to your pet’s urgent needs, provide pre-anesthetic testing, or provide routine screening.
X-Ray
We have digital radiography services to take high-quality radiographs (x-rays), which limits the amount of x-ray exposure for your pet, helps save time while taking radiographs, and allows electronic transfer of images to a board-certified radiologist for interpretation (provided for all radiographs). It also makes for easy transfer of images to a specialist or emergency hospital, if necessary.
Dental Radiology
Dental extractions or periodontal treatment, if necessary. We use nerve blocks for your pet’s improved comfort both during and after the procedure, surgical flaps for extractions, and close extraction sites with suture designed for use in the mouth. We always take a dental radiograph after extraction to confirm that all tooth roots were removed. Pre-operative, intra-operative and post-operative pain medications are used to keep your pet comfortable after any dental extractions. Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent infection of extraction sites.
Microchipping
We can also microchip your pet while he or she is under anesthesia. Microchips are a great way to help reunite you and a lost pet.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Boarding services at Gladstone Vet Clinic: A home-away-from-home, with the skills and medical knowledge you know and trust.
Dog Training
Dr. ten Broeke has done veterinary volunteer work in developing countries since 1998, mainly in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Peru. She also serves on the board of Sustainable Vets International, a non-profit organization with a focus on training local veterinarians in remote areas of developing countries. Dr. ten Broeke volunteers with Feral Cat Coalition and the Portland Animal Welfare (PAW) Team, has served as President and remains on the Executive Board of the Portland Veterinary Medical Association, and is very involved in a local women’s veterinary leadership group. In her precious spare time, she enjoys biking, snow-shoeing, kayaking, photography, traveling off the beaten path, hiking, and camping and spending time with her rescued critters. JuneBug is a ridiculously cute basset hound-shar pei mix, and an Ambassador for the hospital. Radar is an easy-going yellow lab who was released from the Canine Companions for Independence service dog training program because he could not pass Calculus. Pido is an orange cat who thinks he’s a dog, and Salty is a long-haired tortoise-shell cat who was abandoned outside the clinic in a winter storm. Salty’s demands include no less than 10 pets before she’ll settle down to eat her breakfast.
Animal Daycare
Amanda grew up in Sellwood and started her love for animals by pet-sitting around the neighborhood. She has been working in the animal care field for nearly nine years now, and her love for animals keeps growing and growing. She has a dog named Casper (possibly a Jack Russell and Chihuahua mix?). In her free time, she is usually out exploring and hiking with Casper. Amanda has worked in dog daycare for years and has really developed an understanding of animals, especially dogs. She joined the GVC team in January of 2021.

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