Companion Pet Clinic of Aloha

We offer a wide variety of health care services including vaccines, spay and neuter, dentistry, internal medicine, geriatric care, radiology, and boarding.

Surgery Services

For spay/neuter and other routine procedures, we highly recommend a pre-anesthetic blood panel to ensure…

Wellness Care

New and older pets usually require more attention and care.  To help you meet these…

Boarding

We have facilities to board cats and dogs under 30lbs.  Boarding your pet with us…

Our philosophy

We love pets!

We do our best to make you and your pet comfortable during your visit.  We strive to always:

  • Exceed the expectations of our clients while providing competitively priced, quality veterinary services.
  • Maintain a knowledgeable, well-rewarded staff.
  • Treat all patients as if they were our own.

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Companion Pet Clinic of Aloha

Specialists ready to help

Dr. Barry Lueck, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Lueck received his degree from the University of Minnesota and has practiced and owned Companion Pet Clinic of Aloha since 1992.

Leslie Nollette

Clinic Manager

Clinic manager since 2005.

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Due to current COVID-19 restrictions we are offering curbside service only until further notice. Thank you!

Our clinic address

1265 NW 185th Ave, Beaverton, OR 97006

Hours of Operation

Monday: 9 am to 1 pm
Tuesday – Friday: 8 am to 5 pm
Saturday: 9 am to 12 pm

Flexible Financing

CareCredit

Now there’s another way to cover your pet’s health care costs.  CareCredit is a personal line of credit for healthcare treatments and procedures for your entire family, including your pets.  It works like a credit card but is only used for healthcare services.  You can apply online, or in person at our clinic.  Don’t let financial concerns interfere with giving your pet the care they deserve – ask us about Care Credit today.

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Need a prescription refill?

Our online pharmacy is always open!

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Good to know

As in humans, excess weight in pets can create a variety of health problems. The millions of overweight and obese dogs and cats in the U.S. are at increased risk for heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and more.  It’s much easier to maintain a healthy weight than to lose excess weight later. Schedule regular exams for your pet so that any weight gain can be addressed before it causes severe problems. Discuss your pet’s eating and exercise habits with your veterinarian, who can help you create a healthy feeding plan.

If your pet already has weight and/or other health problems related to diet, your vet may recommend a prescription diet. Prescription diets are specially formulated for animals with obesity, kidney disease, intestinal disorders, and other health issues. Because the unique balance of nutrients in these diets is not appropriate for healthy animals, they are available only through your vet.

Parasites aren’t only an annoyance; because many are transferrable to humans, they pose a serious health risk to you and your family as well as your pet.

Monthly topical flea control products include Advantage (fleas only) and Advantage Multi (fleas, heartworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms), and Advantix (fleas and ticks). Comfortis is a once-monthly oral flea product (for dogs only) for owners who prefer a pill rather than topical application. An strictly indoor cat will probably require only occasional applications of Advantage to keep fleas at bay, while an active hunting dog may require the additional protection from ticks and mosquitos provided by Advantix. Advantage Multi is appropriate for pets that spend any time outdoors, where they will be exposed to multiple parasites. Discuss with your vet which option best serves your pet’s needs.

Microchipping is an invaluable service that we recommend for all pets, even if they are “indoor only”. Despite our best efforts, pets do get out. It only takes one visitor leaving the window open or forgetting to latch the gate. With AVID microchips, you will have peace of mind knowing that if your lost pet ends up with Animal Control or in a shelter, your information will be available and your pet quickly returned. Most shelters are sadly overcrowded and unable to accomodate the huge volume of homeless animals brought in. Microchipping your pet will ensure that, if lost, they will not be euthanized by a shelter before you can find them again.

Microchipping is quick and easy. The chip is injected under the skin through a needle, similar to giving a vaccination. It will remain there, and functional, for the rest of your pet’s life—unlike collars and tags, which can fall off or be removed. If your pet ever ends up in a shelter, it will be scanned for a chip. The chip number is then checked against the PETtrac database to find your contact information so you and your pet can be reunited.

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Hours of Operation

Day Opening hours
Monday 09:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Tuesday 08:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 08:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 08:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 08:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 09:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Does your pet...?

Does your pet lick their feet, rub their face on the carpet, have chronic ear infections or keep you awake all night scratching?  These are the most common signs of allergies in pets!  That’s right, rather than sneezing, sinus problems and itchy eyes like us, our pets skin is often the center of their allergy problems.  Ask us to tell you more about pet allergies.

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