Sadie Veterinary Urgent Care

Sadie Veterinary Urgent Care Veterinary Urgent Care located in the heart of Montavilla
Portland, OR

We are Sadie, a veterinary urgent care founded by Dr. Cindy Galbreath, Dr. Malia Goodell, and Dr. Jenica Wycoff, named in honor of one beloved black lab.

As of last week, the Oregon Heath Authority has expanded its cyanobacteria advisory to much of the Willamette River. You...
08/18/2025

As of last week, the Oregon Heath Authority has expanded its cyanobacteria advisory to much of the Willamette River. You can find a current advisory listing and maps at ’s website — but always err on the side of caution if you see signs of harmful algae in natural water sources, and have your pets seen immediately if you notice symptoms of toxic algae ingestion after swimming.

Be like Kevin. 🐾
08/13/2025

Be like Kevin. 🐾

Extreme heat warning in Portland this weekend through Tuesday — protect those paws with early morning or late evening wa...
08/09/2025

Extreme heat warning in Portland this weekend through Tuesday — protect those paws with early morning or late evening walks only!

Find someone who looks at you the way Betty Blu looks at Scott 🥰
08/06/2025

Find someone who looks at you the way Betty Blu looks at Scott 🥰

**CONTENT WARNING** Fans of Dr. Pimple Popper may ➡️ proceed to the next slide. If that’s not you, just appreciate the c...
07/29/2025

**CONTENT WARNING** Fans of Dr. Pimple Popper may ➡️ proceed to the next slide. If that’s not you, just appreciate the chonky and oh so sweet masterpiece that is Smitten Kitten, and stick to Slide 1.

To have placed between two very large and well-established emergency vets, in only our third year practicing, is a dream...
07/24/2025

To have placed between two very large and well-established emergency vets, in only our third year practicing, is a dream come true. Since opening in November, 2022, we have strived to provide excellent and compassionate patient care – and we won’t lie – it feels great to have our team’s dedication recognized by the Portland community.
 
Thank you for all those who voted or shared, and for our clients and community for the ongoing support. We love this community.

Now that’s what we call a hair(tie)ball. Lots of guesses in our Stories comment box for headphones/wired ear buds, shoel...
07/22/2025

Now that’s what we call a hair(tie)ball. Lots of guesses in our Stories comment box for headphones/wired ear buds, shoelaces, worms, and even rocks or nails. It turns out Benny had ingested multiple hair ties, which were tangled in his stomach. The most common signs of ingesting a foreign object like this may be vomiting, lack of appetite, lethargy and/or hiding.

If you know or suspect your pet has ingested a foreign object, it’s always best to bring them in for treatment as soon as possible. The earlier the diagnosis, the better the outcome.

Bookmark this to keep pets safe in the high temps hitting the PNW this week (and throughout the summer) ♨️🌶️🌡️🔥🥵☀️
07/16/2025

Bookmark this to keep pets safe in the high temps hitting the PNW this week (and throughout the summer) ♨️🌶️🌡️🔥🥵☀️

Just here with a daily dose of cute! 🐈‍⬛🐾
07/09/2025

Just here with a daily dose of cute! 🐈‍⬛🐾

We will be closed Friday, 7/4 — back to regular hours (9 am-9 pm) Saturday. Wishing you all a safe & happy holiday weeke...
07/03/2025

We will be closed Friday, 7/4 — back to regular hours (9 am-9 pm) Saturday. Wishing you all a safe & happy holiday weekend! 🐶🐱🐾

We know 4th of July can be a stressful holiday for pet owners. Here’s a few helpful tips to keep pets safe & happy this ...
07/03/2025

We know 4th of July can be a stressful holiday for pet owners. Here’s a few helpful tips to keep pets safe & happy this weekend. 🎆🎇🎆

The exact cause of polyps like this, which are benign masses that don’t typically spread to other tissues, is unknown. T...
02/18/2025

The exact cause of polyps like this, which are benign masses that don’t typically spread to other tissues, is unknown. They can cause difficulty breathing, stertor (a snoring sound), sneezing and other symptoms. While recurrence may occur, the prognosis for most cats is good following surgical removal. 🚨**The following slides contain graphic images**🚨

Address

8037 SE Stark St
Portland, OR
97215

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

Telephone

+15037109769

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