Alpine Veterinary Hospital Bingen

08/03/2026

This is Ranger and he sits pretty for his treats!

08/03/2026

Jimmy Dean belongs to one of our staff members and came in for an exam recently. He was mostly quiet but when he meows, he does so with his whole self!

07/27/2026

Here's a funny cat video to kick off your work week. Happy Monday!

07/21/2026

Jersey Cat was unimpressed with his stay at hotel Alpine. Despite his strong RBF he is a very nice cat and got his teeth cleaned today.

07/20/2026

Columbia Gorge Cat Rescue is a great resource for those of you who are plagued by the stray kitties and would like to help to control the population.

JULY 29/30 is our next spay/neuter clinic for homeless STRAY AND FERAL cats in the Columbia Gorge area, to help stop the needless reproduction. We still have room on our schedule. We also have a great adoption program and include as many cats and kittens as we can. If you are dealing with kittens born to these stray/feral colonies, the best thing you can do is to spend time with them so they become friendly and adoptable. Cuddling kittens is not horrible 😽 and it gives them a chance at a new life with a forever family❣️❣️❣️ If you need tips, please reach out. Here's the link for our appointment page: https://www.gorgecat.org/spay-neuter-clinic

07/09/2026

We're enjoying our beautiful landscaping so much we wanted to share it with you all. Feel free to come in and enjoy the flowers and grab a treat (canine, feline or human) anytime. Happy almost Friday!

07/06/2026

Update: His owner has picked him up!

Does anyone recognize this big guy? He was picked up by a good samaritan near Wisconsin St in White Salmon. They said they have seen him around for the last few days. Leather collar but no tag and no microchip.

07/02/2026

We will be open normal business hours approaching the 4th of July holiday. And don't forget to pick up your pets anti-anxiety medications before tomorrow so they can get their sleepy cheese!

06/29/2026

One of the best things about living in our area is the ample access to water activities, but for our pets that can come with some dangers.
Our local Rowland Lake is currently experiencing a blue-green algae bloom. Blue-green algae poisoning (Cyanobacteria toxicosis) can be fatal for dogs, humans and other animals and the cyanobacteria that produces the toxin can be found in stagnant parts of lakes, ponds and rivers. Affected water appears as blue-green or red-brown mats, foam or scum and can have a rotting plant smell. Pets are most often exposed by drinking the water or licking themselves after swimming and exposure can cause neurologic and liver injury signs such as vomiting, diarrhea, collapse, muscle tremors, and paralysis and can be fatal with aggressive supportive care as the only option for treatment.
Pay attention to the surface of the water prior to taking a swim or letting your dog swim in any body of water and check the link below for information on water bodies in our state.
If your pet has been exposed, bathe them and call your veterinarian right away.

https://www.nwtoxicalgae.org/FindLakes.aspx

06/24/2026

Another use for those doughnut collars!