Alpine Veterinary Hospital Bingen

Alpine Veterinary Hospital Bingen We are a full-service animal hospital providing comprehensive healthcare services to pets in Bingen. Welcome to Alpine Veterinary Hospital.

We are a full-service animal hospital providing comprehensive and compassionate healthcare to cats and dogs in Bingen, White Salmon, Hood River and the greater Columbia Gorge. At Alpine Veterinary Hospital we are committed to delivering comprehensive care at every stage of your pet's life, including: routine preventive services, early detection and treatment of a wide range of conditions and disea

ses, as well as the best in modern surgical and dental care. Our doctors and staff continuously strive to provide the highest standard of care for your pet.

It's National Vet Tech Appreciation week! Vet techs play a vital part of the care and treatment of your best animal fri...
10/13/2025

It's National Vet Tech Appreciation week!
Vet techs play a vital part of the care and treatment of your best animal friends and having a heart for animals is just a given when entering into this field. Our techs put their blood, sweat and tears (quite literally) towards their mission of keeping your pets as happy and healthy as possible.
So make sure to thank your vet techs this week! (And your receptionists, doctors and kennel staff too)

Introducing a new cat into a multi cat household can be challenging. When sharing space with a new family member cats c...
10/08/2025

Introducing a new cat into a multi cat household can be challenging. When sharing space with a new family member cats can begin to show undesirable behavior changes such as inappropriate soiling, aggression or fear. Here are a few tips to make introductions as successful as possible.

Create a separate room for the new cat with their own food, water, litter box and bed.
Swap bedding and blankets to allow for scent exchange.
Feed each cat on opposite sides of the door to build a positive association of the other cat with food.
Keep visual meets brief at first.
Use positive reinforcement during the initial mingling sessions through treats, affection or play.
The focus should be a slow, phased introduction that focuses on scent and visual separation while gradually allowing positive interactions with barriers that still allow for visual meet and greets.

Pictured is Willow and her new housemate Yuki. The introduction between these two has clearly been a successful one!

This is Willie, he is a 10 week old Shih Tzu and enjoyed his visit with us. Happy Thursday!
10/02/2025

This is Willie, he is a 10 week old Shih Tzu and enjoyed his visit with us. Happy Thursday!

We will be closing early today for a staff bonding activity! We will open tomorrow morning with normal hours.
09/30/2025

We will be closing early today for a staff bonding activity! We will open tomorrow morning with normal hours.

09/18/2025

Edit: Power is back on and phones are up!

Our power is out today until at least 1pm so our phone lines are down as well. If you need to reach us you can send a non urgent message here or you can text our office number and we will check our text lines throughout the morning. Sorry for any inconvenience!

There have been news articles recently of a rise in rabies reports over the last year with outbreaks in multiple states ...
09/04/2025

There have been news articles recently of a rise in rabies reports over the last year with outbreaks in multiple states across the country, including Oregon, and six reported deaths in the last 12 months (The CDC reports an average of 1-3 deaths per year in the US since 2005).

In our area, bats are the most common carriers of rabies. If you come into contact with a bat or capture one in your house or on the ground you can call the Washington State Department of Health for guidance and use extreme caution to prevent bites or scratches if attempting to capture it. Never interact with other wildlife (fox, skunks, raccoons, coyotes, opossums, rabbits or rodents) especially if they seem unusually friendly, ill or acting outside of expected behavior.

Don't forget to have your dogs and cats vaccinated to protect them and yourselves from rabies!

We will be closed today (9/1) for Labor Day and will reopen tomorrow (9/2) with normal hours.
09/01/2025

We will be closed today (9/1) for Labor Day and will reopen tomorrow (9/2) with normal hours.

Many cats do not like travel of any kind especially coming to the vet. In certain circumstances we can provide pre-visi...
08/28/2025

Many cats do not like travel of any kind especially coming to the vet. In certain circumstances we can provide pre-visit pharmaceuticals (PVPs) to help decrease the stress level in our overly nervous cats and dogs. Call your vet before your next appointment if you feel your pet is a candidate for PVPs.
Pictured is Tawny, a feral neighborhood cat brought in by a good samaritan. He is pleased with the effect of his PVPS and was able to take a very good nap while in hospital today.

Does anyone know who owns this cute guy? He was picked up over the weekend near Gorge Base Camp. He has a red collar w...
08/26/2025

Does anyone know who owns this cute guy? He was picked up over the weekend near Gorge Base Camp. He has a red collar with no tags and no microchip.

We will be closed on Monday (8/25) while our building undergoes some renovations and will re open with normal hours on T...
08/23/2025

We will be closed on Monday (8/25) while our building undergoes some renovations and will re open with normal hours on Tuesday (8/26). Have a wonderful weekend!

Address

208 Lincoln Street
Bingen, WA
98605

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15094933908

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