# Scio Animal Clinic

> Scio Animal Clinic is a veterinary office at 38731 N Main St. in Scio, Oregon, caring for small and large animals: dogs, cats and other pets, and horses, cattle, sheep and goats from Scio, Jordan, Lyons, Shelburn, Crabtree and nearby farm country.

- Address: 38731 N Main St., Scio, OR 97374
- Phone: (503) 394-2035
- Email: sacreception611@gmail.com
- Serves: Scio, Jordan, Lyons, Shelburn, Crabtree, Jefferson, Stayton, Oregon

## Pets (https://scio.try-pixel.com/pets/)
- Wellness exams and vaccines: A nose-to-tail checkup and the vaccines your dog or cat needs for where they live and what they do.
- Spay and neuter: Surgery to spay or neuter dogs and cats, with instructions for the days after.
- Sick and injured pets: Vomiting, limping, a cut, a lump, not eating. Call and we will fit you in as soon as we can.
- Teeth and dental care: Checking and cleaning teeth, and taking care of the painful ones.
- Microchips and travel papers: Microchipping, and the health certificate when your pet travels.

## Farm animals (https://scio.try-pixel.com/farm/)
- Herd and flock health: Vaccination and deworming plans for cattle, sheep and goats, worked out for your place.
- Horses: Wellness checks, vaccines and sick or lame horses.
- Sick and injured livestock: An animal off its feed, down, or hurt. Call the clinic first when it is urgent.
- Lambing, kidding and calving: Help when a birth is not going right, and care for the newborn and the mother.
- Health papers for fair and sale: Inspections and health certificates for 4-H, the fair, and animals that are sold or moved.

## Appointments
Request one at https://scio.try-pixel.com/appointment/ or call (503) 394-2035. The clinic calls back to set a time.

## Questions
Q: What are the clinic's hours?
A: (clinic hours) Call (503) 394-2035 before you come in.

Q: Are you taking new clients?
A: (confirm) Send a request or call (503) 394-2035 and the front desk will let you know.

Q: Do you really see both pets and farm animals?
A: Yes. The clinic cares for small and large animals: dogs, cats and other pets, and horses, cattle, sheep and goats.

Q: What do I do in an emergency?
A: Call the clinic right away at (503) 394-2035. (after-hours and emergency policy)

Q: Should I bring my pet's records?
A: Yes, if your pet has seen another vet. Vaccine dates and any medicines your pet takes help the most.

Q: How should I bring my cat in?
A: In a carrier, with a towel over it to keep things calm. Dogs on a leash, please.

Q: How do I pay?
A: (payment options) Ask the front desk when you call.

Q: Do you come out to the farm?
A: (farm calls and how far the clinic travels) Call (503) 394-2035 to ask.

Q: Can I bring livestock to the clinic?
A: (confirm, and where to park a trailer) Call ahead so the clinic is ready for you.

Q: When should I book fair and sale papers?
A: Early. Health papers have deadlines, so call a few weeks before the fair or the sale.

Q: Where do I park?
A: (parking at the clinic)

Q: When can I come in?
A: (clinic hours) Please call (503) 394-2035 before you come in.