Kuebler No-Frills Pet Clinic

Dr. Marcia and Susan are wonderful caring people. Recently, the clinic was closed on a Saturday which is usually open so they could attend a Vet Conference. Yes, it was a little inconvenient but staying on top of various subjects pertaining to Veterinarians outweighed the inconvenience of having to schedule another time. They are the most caring and knowledgeable Vet Clinic that I have brought my dog to as well as honest. If they do not know what may be wrong, they will tell you upfront.

I wouldn’t take a dang ant farm to these people. My parents in their 70’s keep taking their dog back here despite my best efforts to take them to a competent vet clinic and these clowns keep giving dangerous medications to the dog. They advice and diagnoses I would expect from someone who went to vet school in a third world country and frankly a I may trust that more.
Now my parents call today telling me that their dog is allergic to grass (which the competent vet already ruled out) and they sold them a tube of neosprin with pain relief (lidocaine derivative) to slather on the dog. You are not supposed to use drugs in the ‘cain’ family on animals unless under close supervision as it can be toxic.
Honestly I do not know why anyone would name any kind of medical clinic «No Frills» or why anyone would patronize it. I guess my parents lack of judgment in this may stem from being children of the depression… These people need shut down.

If you have a young and healthy pet, and you are really on top of when they should be getting vaccines, medication, etc, this might not be a bad place to go. They’re cheap and don’t put you through the ringer if you need medicine. Recently I told them my dog had gotten worms, and they just asked me to double check his weight and gave me medicine. No stool sample or appointment needed.
A year ago, I had just adopted my dog from a rescue and took him here to establish a relationship with a vet. That appointment was great, aside from them freaking me out by telling me it looked like he had been hit with «a bar or a bat» because his teeth were shaped weird. She looked more closely and found that they were all shaped that way and said she hadn’t seen that before and would have to consult with colleagues. She never called me back, though I went home and took pictures of his teeth (not an easy task), emailed them to her, and also left a phone message. So my uneducated hope and guess is that it’s just a genetic issue.
About two weeks ago, I had a whole week off of work and thought it would be a great time to take him in for a checkup and get his boosters. When I called to make an appointment, they told me he wasn’t due for anything (which was weird, since I got him a year ago) and that he had a 3 year rabies shot.
Since then, I double checked the paperwork from his rescue, the same paperwork I provided them with, and saw that no, his rabies vaccine is now expired. He’s also overdue for Vangard Plus and bordatella.
This place is obviously overwhelmed with customers and doing their best with two staff members. However, despite their good intentions and cheap prices, I’ll be finding a new vet for my dog.

I’m disguised with this vet. PETA needs to blackball them. Shame on you. The no frills certainly goes to service as well.

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Never Again! They lost my trust and business when they could not keep their promises and let my pet suffer!
When they first opened up a few years back, they were wonderful to work with. We took all of our animals there and received excellent care. As they got busier, the care seemed to go downhill. We had been discussing moving to a new vet but we kept giving them chance after chance to redeem themselves.
Then, one day in winter 2013, it all changed when my dog got sick. My husband took our dog in and they made all sorts of promises and said to call back, bring her back, don’t worry, we’ll take care of you, here’s our home phone, cell phone, etc… and then they just dissed him! We both felt like we got slapped in the face. My husband was a wreck; our dog was dying, and they didn’t even have the courtesy to return a phone call, a phone call THEY said for him to make to them when he needed them. I was not in the state at the time (ill parent in hospital) so I could not do much from where I was. I trusted No Frills to help us, but all I got were phone calls from my husband, bawling his eyes out from the extreme mental and emotional toll it was taking on him to try to get a hold of them to get our dog the care that she needed.
Thank goodness Willamette Valley Animal Hospital stepped up to the plate and took my dog (and wrecked hubby) in and let hubby stay with my dog as they humanely euthanized her on 12−23−13. The way they comforted my husband after our dog peacefully slipped away was WAY beyond what he ever expected from a vet. He was a babbling wreck, and they showed kindness and compassion. They made us a memory paw keepsake with my dogs pawprint. They called a few days later to check on hubby, and they sent a sympathy card.
Needless to say, this is the vet that we moved the rest of our animals too and have received the best of care since.
I took down my 5 star Facebook review on their page. If I could give negative stars after all of that, I would. I hope no one EVER has to go through what my husband did with them.

Don’t bet your animal’s life on these people. I took my dear doggy to No Frills one day, fearing that she was on her way «out». We had been there before, and service was friendly enough. This time was no exception, they seemed very caring, gave her some meds and explained that she was indeed dying. I was very concerned about her pain level and didn’t want her to suffer, but was also hoping she would pull through. So the No Frills folks sent me home with some meds and gave me a cell phone number to call if she got worse over the weekend. They said they would be available for a call anytime, and if they missed my call, they’d be able to return it within minutes. Well, things did get worse and I tried calling that cell phone number at least 10 times in 24 hours — nobody ever answered and nobody ever called me back.
I ended up calling Willamette Valley Animal Hospital in Keizer, who told me to bring her in immediately. It was determined that she was dying and was experiencing pain that wasn’t going to go away. They were very compassionate and helped me through the process, giving me as much time as I needed to say goodbye to my dear friend. I wish I had called WVAH in the first place.
After all that, in my anger, I tried calling the cell phone number for No Frills once again and still got no answer. To this day, I’ve never received a call back. I will never, ever trust my animals to these idiots ever again and I tell everyone I know about my horrible experience.

If I could zero stars, I would! This vet is a horrible and despicable clinic that makes decisions for animals without the owners permission. I came across this sad story about a woman whose cat was missing for weeks. She got a call that her cat had been found and was at that clinic. When she went to pick her cat up, the vet told her that they wouldn’t release the cat to her since it was underweight (well duh, missing for 5 weeks) and that they think she is abusing/​neglecting it. Then kicked her out of their clinic and had the cat transferred to a third party’s care! This is illegal! They cannot just hold on to someone’s pet, which in Oregon, is considered the owner’s «property». Horrible, horrible practice!!!
I hope that woman sues them!
Read the article here:

Made an appointment for my dog who has medical issues. Showed up twenty minutes early knowing as a new customer there would be paperwork to fill out. Early is apparently not acceptable. The woman who answered the door was beyond rude about our earliness saying they had limited space. If she could treat humans that like that how would she treat our little dog??? We decided to leave rather than be subjected to anymore of her anger. Here’s a thought… let new customers know that there is limited space and they were prefer exact on time arrival. Who knew being early was a bad thing.:(

No Frills, No Service
Called during their business hours with an emergency, found a dying stray cat. They refused to see the cat and told me to go elsewhere.
Thanks, will do
no frills, indeed

I am very impressed with this small little vet clinic :) I just moved back to Oregon from living in Las Vegas and was totally horrified by the vet prices here and had a really bad experience at the VCA animal hospital with them trying to order a bunch of tests my dog didn’t even need that would have cost me hundreds of dollars.
Last week I tried to do a walk-​in apt on a Sunday at the No-​Frills, but they were so swamped they we not able to get me in since I didn’t have an appointment. I explained that I really needed to get a refill for my heartworm medication and that I had proof that a heart worm test was done 6 months prior. They were able to get my refills done right there even though I was a new patient :) I went ahead and made an appointment for the next Sunday.
I went in today with my three little dogs and had the best experience I have ever had at a vet before. The ladies who work in the office and the Vet (Marcia Fulton) were so friendly and loving towards all my doggies and they were so much more at ease in the little office. They each got an exam and a vaccination and it didn’t break the bank. The vet didn’t order any crazy expensive tests and said they all looked great!
I will definitely go back here again and recommend others :)

If there were zero stars, this business should get that rating.
I just called this business to find out if they could treat my pet. The woman who answered the phone was short and snippy. She raised her voice to me. I was only asking questions and she yelled at me. I am trying to gather information about her services and she yelled at me. I am astonished. So I asked who she was and she claimed she was the «owner». Well, an owner wouldn’t scare off her customers. She had no compassion for me or my animal. Then she started mumbling and sounded quite crazy.
This may be «no frills» but it’s a NO GO for me. I would not trust my pet with this business and if you want quality care for your pet, trust me, go somewhere else.
**I saw a review on yellowpages but it looks like that review was generated by someone connected with this vet. Be aware!!**