DoveLewis - Emergency Veterinary Animal Hospital

Animal Dermatology and Neurology Portland

We’ve added two neurologists and a dermatologist to our team of board-certified veterinary specialists to make sure we have the resources to care for pets when they need it most.

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Dogtoberfest is back on October 1 from 12:00-4:00PM PT! Have fun at our dog-friendly street fair, enter our Costume Contest, enjoy a delicious pint from Lucky Lab, and more!

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Now local veterinary teams can refer patients online! Our veterinary portal is a simple way to refer patients to our emergency and specialty teams and stay up-to-date on their status.

Go to Our Veterinary Portal

Specialty Care for Pets in Portland - Contact Us

It’s not often you find so many board-certified doctors in one place, and all of them are dedicated to helping Oregon’s animals, pets and the people who love them. Contact our team for appointments, rechecks, and other specialty veterinary needs.

Contact our Specialty Teams

DoveLewis is more than an emergency hospital. It is a hub for specialized care. A nonprofit haven for animals in need. A member of Oregon's community. And a resource for veterinarians worldwide.

How can you help?

Do you need to come in?

Find out what you need to know before visiting the ER.

What to expect

Question:

My cat has an upset stomach. Now what?

Answer:

We’ll get down to the bottom of it while keeping your pet comfortable and hydrated.

Question:

My dog ate something he shouldn't have. Can you help?

Answer:

Finding a safe way to remove or digest the item is essential to your pet’s well-being. We see this every day.

Question:

My pet is bleeding. Should I come in?

Answer:

It’s important to clean cuts, scrapes and wounds to avoid infection. Let’s take a look.

Emergency Services

With a suite of resources at their fingertips, like on-site surgeons and a blood bank, our emergency teams are ready for even the most critical of cases.

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Critical Care

Our comprehensive approach of criticalists partnering with emergency teams, other specialists and local veterinarians offers the best chance of recovery to our patients.

About Our ICU

Departments + Services

When animals need focused treatments, like surgery, internal medicine, radiology and cardiology, our board-certified specialists give them the best chance at better health.

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You can save animals, too.

As a nonprofit, DoveLewis depends on the generous support of donors like you to maintain and grow our medical services and community programs for the benefit of Oregon’s animals.

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For Veterinarians

Working with local veterinary teams is essential to the well-being of Oregon’s animals and we’re proud to have you as a partner. We’re here as a resource for you, offering everything from specialty referrals to client resources to continued education.

Resources for clinics

Quick Links:

Veterinary Portal Specialty Services DoveLewis Blood Bank For Your Clients Continued Education Careers

Visit atdove.org

atdove.org offers procedural videos, continuing education (CE) and specialty training for everyone in your practice.

Visit atdove.org

Our Expert Team

It takes a lot of people for a 24/7 emergency animal hospital to run. Each of them is fueled by a commitment to excellence and to their community.

Join Our Team

Featured Team Member:

Sonja Zabel

DVM, MS, DACVD

Dermatology, Allergy, Otology

Pet Health & Wellness Tips

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD)

We are not able to treat rabbits at this time. Check this page for further updates as treatment options might change for domestic rabbits in the future.

DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital Blog on Pet Health

Don’t Overlook These Summer Pet Risks

Portland summers bring beautiful clear skies, hot outdoor fun, and a myriad of ways to enjoy the sunshine with your furry family members. Find out about a few additional hazards that come with the summer season.

Fourth of July: Celebrate with Pet Safety in Mind

Every year on Independence Day, many families experience pet emergencies. The celebration and festivities can cause several hazards to pets that can not only be distressing to them, but also harmful. Loud noises from exploding fireworks, unfamiliar guests, as well as fire hazards and holiday food can result in stress and injury to pets.

Have Questions?

Pet emergencies are frightening. We're here to answer your questions.

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Common Questions:

Found Pets

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Description

CGD1215

Breed

Siamese Mix

Sex

Female

Found Near

S. Redland Rd and Fischers Mill Rd

Found On

Sunday, August 7th

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Description

Male intact, brown, poddle mix (MCD2669)

Breed

Poodle

Sex

Male

Found Near

I-84 - Unknown exit

Found On

Saturday, July 30th

Upcoming Events

Aug14

Memorial Art Workshop

One of the best ways to navigate your grief when you lose a pet is by memorializing them through art. Research shows that art and healing come from the same source. In fact, it is now known that when a person is creating art or is healing, this person will emit the same brain wave patterns. Art and healing are so powerful that hospitals are incorporating art into patient care.

Event Details

Aug15