I have been using the CVH for 14 years. Both, the past vet, and the current Vet were/are fantastic. I have had shy dogs, and they were both great with them. Staff goes out of the way to make sure my dogs are always well taken care of (lots of treats, and pats). Wish there were more stars to give. Read Less

Dr. Gross has been our pets' veterinarian for years now. He has been with our family through all stages of our pets' lives, cats with kidney disease, dogs with bladder issues. He's always caring and compassionate. When I bring a pet in with a suspected health issue, Dr. Gross is very upfront about what he thinks it could be, what tests we could run, and what treatments are available. I like that he's straight forward and always gives us choices about how to proceed step-by-step through diagnosing and treating our pets. Dr. Gross and all the staff interact so well with our dogs and cats, that 'going to the vet' isn't a big deal to them. Read Less

Dr. Gross has seen both of my cats and my dog since 2 months old. He is the first vet where my animals love him and don't get nervous going. Any time something was wrong, I was able to make appointments easily. He would always call me to check up on the animals to make sure they are doing okay. He is a little more expensive than other vets but it was worth it. The small environments and quiet rooms made my animals very comfortable going. His staff is extremely caring and always take the time to answer any questions I have. Read Less

When my pet was in respitory distress, I came to them for help. Just because their office is open, does not mean a veterinary professional is onsite. I was asked to come back 4 hours later or try somewhere else. Thanks for nothing Read Less

We took our 4 month year old puppy here, and then also periwinkle in Albany for the same issue. The quality of care at the Corvallis Veterinary Hospital was much worse, the price was twice as much, and the lab results took 3 days instead of 10 minutes at Periwinkle. Read Less

Dr. Gross and his team are great. You can expect kind, high quality care for your pets without needing to wait for days. He does not try to rush you in and out, and takes the time to answer your questions. He doesn't push unnecessary tests and takes the time to explain animal-related health issues. Give Corvallis Veterinary Hospital a chance and I would not expect that you would be disappointed. Read Less

Dr. Gross cared for the cat I grew up with when my parents and I first moved here in 2004 till the day she died in 2014.  He has taken excellent care of my own kitty, who is a 5 year old rescue, and my lab puppy who is 11 months old and is my service dog in-training.  It's super important for disabled people to have good vets for their service dogs. I trust him more than my own doctors any day. He is very patient and confident in what he knows, and helps dispel a lot of myths you hear from everyone, especially when trying to raise a puppy and you have a brain injury and just can't process it all. Today I got a free appointment because I had accidentally been overcharged $200 on a past visit.  Yay, free stuff! I have tried other vets in town (Town & Country was terrible!). I have had to take my dog to Willamette Veterinary Hospital after hours due to a problem he was having, and though they were very nice, thorough, and followed up with me a lot (almost to an invasive number of phone calls), Dr. Gross seems more knowledgeable, resourceful, confident, and organized which is good for such a small place compared to a huge place with more doctors, so he will remain my regular vet until I leave the area, at which point I will ask him for a recommendation! Read Less

Dr. Gross and his team are exceptionally kind, caring and competent. After horrendous experiences involving two other places, I was very happy to bring my pets there. Dr. Gross spends time with my pets, examines them thoroughly and listens to our concerns. He is responsible but does not run up the bill unnecessarily. He is also one of the few Vets who takes Care Credit. We were very fortunate to find Dr. gross and his office. Read Less

Called for an appointment for my guinea pig and was given the next available which was this morning. Greeted by a friendly staff person behind the desk who asked pertinent questions and had me fill out one general form. She also weighed my guinea pig. Dr Gross paid attention and gave the pig a thorough examination. He took the time to explain all the different possibilities and treatments. I didn't feel rushed or like I was a second class customer because I had a small animal. I appreciated the extremely kind and professional service.Read Less

We added a new dog to our family last October from the local shelter. He came with a lot of abuse and anxiety issues. Thinking he could jump, our new dog decided he would try to jump a two foot metal wire fence, missed, and punctured through his skin late on a friday night, leaving gaping holes in his side. Though the emergency vet is good, they are pricey and always add on unneeded work so we decided to call our regular vet and leave a message. We received a quick response but the vet said they could see us on Monday even though our dog had gaping wounds and air bubbles forming under his skin. We waited until Saturday and started calling other vets but most were not open or couldn't make time to see us. Wen we called Corvallis Veterinary Hospital, the staff and doctor were adamant that our dog been seen as soon as possible. They took time to squeeze him for immediate care and gave great attention to his wound. He did a very thorough examination to make sure our dog's chest cavity hadn't been punctured. The doctor was slow and gentle with our anxious beast of a dog and follow up visits to check on his drainage tube ad stitches were great. The doctor also took care of a potentially cancerous growth during the process. The staff was helpful and vet nice. We very much trust this vet and will definitely be back for our regular check-ups for all our pets. Thank you Corvallis Veterinary Clinic! Read Less

Just came home from our puggy's annual checkup...and just have to say how much we appreciate Dr. Gross! He helped our little guy out in an emergency six months ago, and he's been our vet ever since. He explains things so clearly (and honestly), is patient with our (many) questions, and also demonstrates a great "bedside manner" with the animals and really seems to care. Read Less

I love Dr. Gross!  I adopted a kitty from a rescue last year who was beat up by something in the wild and left with a huge hernia that Dr. Gross has been closely monitoring.  He puts up with her antics (she does not think he is a nice man, though I used to work as a vet tech so I know that sometimes you just can't change your furry friend's mind about his or her vet).  He also looks after my rascal of a kitten.  I took my kitten in to get her tested for FIV when she was little and he came back from drawing blood and she was asleep!  Proves how nice of a vet he is if he can take blood from a kitten and she sleeps through it, lol.  I feel he is really high on spays and neuters.  Since I used to assist doctors in spaying and neutering all the time (up to 25 a day) I know what has to be done.  I got a quote from him and it was just insane.  But I understand that he wants to make sure that all his patients are taken care of 100%.  If I wasn't a student, this wouldn't be a problem.  Running tests, giving fluids, all that stuff is great, but usually not necessary.  I also feel like charging so much will discourage his clients who aren't so well off to NOT spay or neuter, which could prove disastrous for their pets.  The clinic I worked at did spays and neuters very cheap and just considered it a sort of community service.  I still give him 5 stars because I really, genuinely think this is a great clinic. Read Less

Dr. Jason Gross and his staff at the Corvallis Veterinary Hospital are five star people that make this establishment the best! It all started with Bennington.  My sister and I began taking him here when he was a pup six years ago and had sometimes gotten his vaccinations in Portland, but it was a real turning point when Trooper was born that we made Dr.Gross our first choice every time now.  When we first got Trooper he was poisoned and if it weren't for Dr.Gross he'd probably be dead by now. We turned to him after a horrible experience at the emergency vet at Willamette Veterinary who misdiagnosed my dog and told us to wait it out even though I had expressed concern about specific symptoms I had noticed.  Dr. Gross showed the concern and care that we were looking for and made us feel very safe with Trooper in his care and saved his life!!  After that ordeal my dogs have been seeing him for just about everything and I truly believe that the doctor cares about our pets and isn't out to take my money.  The newest edition to the dog pack, Chowder, seemed to enjoy his first visit to the vet as well.  The office is small so the staff stays familiar and they are so friendly and helpful- I really wouldn't trust anyone else. Read Less

Unlike many vet clinics, CVH does not try to run up your bill with "extras" as many others do. Dr. Gross, gives good advice, listens to the needs of the family, and offers the best options for care. He also does not balk at using online pharmacies to help reduce the cost of care. Read Less

I was convinced something was really wrong with my cat and I contacted Dr. Gross. He was excellent, very calming and knew right away what the issue was. He is a pleasure to work with and I highy recommend him to anyone. Read Less