This is the cheapest place in Portland I've found to purchase Rad Cat. They also have a huge freezer full of different sizes so they always have plenty to purchase so you don't feel like you're deplet... Read More
This is the cheapest place in Portland I've found to purchase Rad Cat. They also have a huge freezer full of different sizes so they always have plenty to purchase so you don't feel like you're depleting them if you choose to stock up.Their other cat supplies are also pretty inexpensive, comparatively, such as Bachs Rescue Remedy, Feliway, etc.Services are a little more expensive than other vets but I believe in only the best care for my "children" and holistic care is something I believe full heartedly in. The first exam per cat (I have two) was half off.... I appreciate that the doctors make the visit as short as necessary without rushing. They only charge for the minutes the exam took place, so if the exam takes 20 minutes that's all they bill you for, not the full hour. They have technicians do as much as possible to keep costs down. Also, unlike most vets, they don't try to sell you tons of vaccinations, only the ones absolutely necessary. (Cats can develop tumors from vaccinations so over vaccinating has become a real issue.) As indoor cats, mine only need two shots each. That saves money as well.They also offer non-anesthetic teeth cleaning for cats. My boy, who fought us like crazy at home when we got a cat toothbrush anywhere near him, was apparently calm through the entire cleaning. It's sad that with all the grain in cat food that cats need their teeth cleaned. But that's another story. Both doctors are very nice and the entire staff really seems to love animals. It's an easy going atmosphere where you can let your animals off the leash or out of their kennel. Feliway infusers keep animals relatively calmer and, if they need it, technicians will rub Bach's Rescue Remedy cream on their ears and pads of their feet. I love that they give you a welcome packet filled with information such as how to make your own cat food and natural (cheap!) flea prevention/control techniques as well as other goodies that gives you knowledge so your cats live long healthy lives.I haven't taken my kitten in for spaying yet. The doctor says that it's important to wait until six months or first heat... If cats aren't fully mature when spayed, their estrogen will radically drop and their bones might become more brittle. Even though the surgery is more here, they sold me because of this statement on their site: "Our surgical patients routinely receive post surgical acupuncture, post surgical laser, homeopathic pain management, and herbal formulas to assist the body in detoxifying from anesthesia. All surgery patients are gently recovered in the arms of a caring staff member until they are safely on their feet." I'll report back after her treatment. Read Less