Columbia Equine Hospital 27841 Southeast Orient Drive, Gresham, OR 97080

"A truck with your logo on the back, plates 982 HAZ, is one of the worst drivers I've seen on the road in a long time. Very distracted. Constantly swerving and driving in the shoulder. A car honked at him at a green light because he was just sitting there distracted (I clearly wasn't the only one annoyed by his driving). Waaaay far behind other cars in front of him, holding traffic behind him from going a steady pace. Do better. This is your logo being shown all around town with a bad driver making some of our first impressions of this place."

"I was very pleased with my lameness examine for my mare. Dr Danielle Price was so thorough and explained the findings on the X-rays. Will definitely go to Columbia Equine Again"

"I highly recommend CEH! My pony colicked recently and I hauled him into the hospital for care. Dr. Danielle, Dr. Paul (and staff) took excellent care of him and did an outstanding job explaining everything they were doing as well as providing different options. I didn't feel at any point they had an agenda or had anything other than the best care possible in mind when walking me through those options. They kept a close watch on my pony for two nights and provided very clear instructions at his release. I walked out with a very reasonable bill after a two night stay and 48 hours of close monitoring. Thanks to the awesome doctors and staff at CEH - you are amazing!"

"Columbia Equine came to our rescue today when our horse got away and ripped her tongue almost in half with her bit. They were out within 45 minutes. They got multiple opinions and gave us sound options and advice. Once we decided to go ahead with the surgery we were able to bring her in immediately and they got right to work. Very nice, clean place and great staff. Thank you Columbia Equine!"

"Leaving our farm and long time Equine Veterinarian behind in Seattle, we were pleased to find another skilled and knowledgeable Equine Veterinarian, one we could put our confidence in. This confidence proved vital when our Tennessee Walker named Possum, was injured from a freak whirl wind ripping her entire 3500 lb Modular Shelter System up off the ground landing upside down. The Alpacas were OK, but Possum had to be rushed to the Hospital where Greg Schmid, DVM calmly assessed her. He was able to verify nothing was broken & her eye was most likely going to be OK with care and stitches. Possum stayed at the hospital for a week while I found a temporary stable to keep her for a few months while ours was being rebuilt, she received tender support and observation by the entire team. Greg Schmid, DVM later came out to Possum's temporary boarding facilities to reassess her eye, bone bruises and gait. During his assessment, as I led her, she slipped and fell. He instructed to not ride at all for at least a few months and also to change her natural Barefoot Hoof Trim to a higher back heel to see if that would help with her slipping in the back- it did! Possum has a long under stride and her heels were too short. She is back home and doing very well, it's been a year now and she's running around in the pasture with her boys as though nothing happened. Thank God and the team, she is still with us and did not lose her life or sight in the event. Vicki Maher"