HomeTown Animal Hospital
We treat every patient as if they were our own pet.
June – Microchip Month
June is Chip Your Pet Month! The last thing pet parents want to think about is losing their fur baby. Along with other precautions, microchipping your pet increases the chances of your pet being found if lost. Read more about the importance of chipping your pet here.
June is Chip Your Pet Month! The last thing pet parents want to think about is losing their fur baby. Along with other precautions, microchipping your pet increases the chances of your pet being found if lost. Read more about the importance of chipping your pet here.
Featured Services
Wellness Exams
Your pet can benefit greatly from regular wellness examinations or checkups. Whether your pet is a youngster, a “senior citizen,” or any age in between, wellness examinations provide an excellent opportunity for us to conduct a thorough physical examination and develop a health profile for your pet. This information will help us identify medical problems...Cattlyst Consultation
Preserving America’s ranching heritage and traditions while enhancing profitability and competitiveness in a global economy. Some of the service provided but not limited to: Ranch herd health Vaccine programs custom for your lifestyle Ultrasound Fetal sexing Fertility evaluation Trich testing Contact Dr. Davis, DVM: Phone: (541) 447-5229 Fax: (541) 416-0911Orthopedic Manipulations
Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (VOM) exists in between veterinary medicine and chiropractic care. It has similarities to some of the chiropractic modalities and functions by restoring function by reducing “subluxations” as is done in chiropractic care. Originally, VOM used a hand-held device that is used in a popular human chiropractic technique called “Activator Methods” but it...
Our Clients Love Us!
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My Kyleaha got a hold of a chicken bone. The x-ray didn't show a bone in the stomach or gut but she was acting odd enough they kept her. There was a question that a bone sliver was in the throat, but in the end nothing was found. I believe Kyleaha was well care for during her stay, and that the vet went out of her way to find another vet for a second opinion on her x-ray to determine if there was indeed a bone sliver in the throat. After 2 days she was sent home with meds, and it took a few more days before things returned to normal, but all in all, she was a lucky girl, it could have been worse.
MissCherrill
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My dog "Bandit" is a real ornery pill at the vet. The entire Hometown staff and vets that we've interacted with over the past 5 years have all been caring, efficient, and friendly..in spite of how Bandit acts! I highly recommend these professionals!
Hugh Jacobson
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