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Your Trusted Roseburg Veterinary Clinic for All Animal Care
Bailey Veterinary Clinic is dedicated to creating a positive experience through veterinary medicine for patients, clients, staff, and the community. Our healthcare team provides quality medical care in a safe, clean, respectful, and compassionate environment, prioritizing excellent service and genuine concern for clients and their animals. With multiple veterinarians and a full-service hospital, we offer appointments, walk-ins, and 24/7 emergency care for companion animals and large animals. Our commitment to preventative care, advanced diagnostics, and specialized treatments ensures comprehensive solutions for pets and livestock.We emphasize client education, personalized attention, and community welfare, fostering trust through transparency and ethical practices. The clinics experienced team includes specialists in equine care, surgery, dental radiology, and parasite prevention, supported by modern facilities and mobile units. Our mission combines decades of veterinary expertise with a family-oriented approach, reflecting our founders roots in the local community and dedication to lifelong animal care.
Services
K-Laser Therapy
Grooming
Dental Radiology
Parasite Prevention
Emergency Care
Hills to Home Pharmacy
Large Animal Care
Microchipping
Nutritional Counseling
Surgery
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency veterinary care with a trained team.
- Our staff includes specialists in equine, dental, and surgical care.
- We use advanced diagnostics like digital radiology and K-Laser therapy.
- We provide personalized preventative care plans for pets and livestock.
- Our clinic combines decades of experience with a family-oriented approach.
What people say
Exceptional emergency care
Compassionate staff
Lifesaving treatments
Experienced veterinarians
Community-focused service
Services
Emergency Care
Bailey Veterinary Clinic provides 24/7 emergency care for pets and livestock, staffed by trained veterinarians and technicians. Our mobile resuscitation unit delivers critical care for conditions like poisoning, trauma, or cardiac issues. We prioritize rapid intervention to stabilize patients before advanced treatment, ensuring immediate access to life-saving procedures for Roseburg and surrounding areas.
K-Laser Therapy
Our Class IV therapeutic laser treatments address arthritis, wounds, and post-surgical recovery without drugs. By stimulating cellular energy, this non-invasive therapy reduces pain and accelerates healing for dogs, cats, and large animals. Patients typically require 38 sessions, with no sedation needed, offering a safe alternative to traditional pain management.
Dental Radiology
Digital dental X-rays enable precise diagnosis of periodontal disease, tooth root issues, and oral infections in pets. This technology guides extractions, assesses tooth vitality, and prevents systemic health risks from untreated dental conditions. Combined with professional cleanings, our radiology services protect long-term oral and overall health for companion and farm animals.
Grooming
Our salon offers full grooming services for dogs and cats, including baths, nail trims, and anal gland expression. Experienced groomers handle matted coats and skin conditions, with pricing based on size and coat complexity. Additional services like flea treatments and teeth brushing enhance pet comfort and hygiene, performed by staff with decades of combined expertise.
Parasite Prevention
We provide customized flea, tick, heartworm, and deworming plans using products like Bravecto, Heartgard, and Revolution. Annual exams ensure pets receive appropriate preventatives tailored to their lifestyle and exposure risks. Our staff educates clients on environmental management and seasonal threats to maintain parasite-free health for all animal species.
People
Dr. Barry
Veterinarian & Owner
Dr. Barry joined Bailey Veterinary Clinic in 2008 after graduating from Oregon State College of Veterinary Medicine. He became an owner through dedication and hard work, balancing family life with two children and four dogs. His expertise spans mixed animal care, emphasizing preventative medicine and community service.
Dr. Paul
Veterinarian
A Baileys team member since 2012, Dr. Paul specializes in soft tissue surgery and small animal medicine. He graduated from Oregon State in 2008 and practiced in Alaska before returning home. He enjoys outdoor activities and raising sheep with his wife and three children.
Dr. Cheetham
Veterinarian
Dr. Cheetham joined in 2019 after graduating from Washington State University. She focuses on equine care and adventure medicine, enjoying hiking and outdoor exploration. Her passion for veterinary work aligns with her love for the Pacific Northwests natural beauty.
Dr. Buktenica
Veterinarian
A UC Davis graduate, Dr. Buktenica specializes in oncology and internal medicine. Raised near Crater Lake, she volunteers at free clinics and moved to Roseburg with her Australian Shepherd and rescue cat. Her hobbies include outdoor activities and community service.
Dr. Stuck
Veterinarian
Dr. Stuck joined in 2023, drawn by Baileys family-oriented culture. She enjoys plant collecting, cooking, and international travel, having lived abroad for four years. Her focus areas include dairy cow care and client education.
Questions
What emergency services does Bailey Veterinary Clinic offer?
We provide 24/7 emergency care with a trained team and mobile resuscitation unit for critical conditions like trauma, poisoning, or cardiac issues.
Do you treat large animals and livestock?
Yes, our clinic and mobile units offer equine care, cattle treatment, and livestock services including dental work, vaccinations, and reproductive care.
What payment methods are accepted?
We accept cash, check, MasterCard, American Express, and Visa for all services rendered at the time of visit.
Are grooming appointments required?
Grooming is by appointment only, though walk-in nail trims are available Tuesday–Friday from 7am–2pm.
How can I order Hill’s pet food online?
Through our 'Hills to Home' program, clients can order Hill’s Science Diet online for direct shipping with no added fees.
What parasite prevention options are available?
We offer Bravecto, Heartgard, Revolution, and other vet-approved preventatives for fleas, ticks, heartworm, and intestinal parasites.
Reviews (7)
Tina McKinney
Jun 10, 2022
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Service is the worse. You never see the same vet, I was on hold for 45 minutes, they said they would have meds at drive up window and did not. It is to hard to get you pet into. When you make an appointment to go in you still have wait in parking lot for two or more hours, and same thing when checking out after the appointment when you need to pay the bill. Waiting is what they make you do, not a pleasant experience.
SamiTheDreamer Sami
May 25, 2022
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My cat Oreo had been seen at Baileys in March, where they told me she had hyperthyroidism which was great. But they neglected to either tell me or notice in the physical exam the huge mass on her liver. That lead to my cat feeling nauseous and not eating at all anymore. The mass was about the size of a golf ball almost two golf balls. Somehow they didn't notice so I had to go to a different vet since they wouldn't accept my cat an emergency appointment without charging me $165 to maybe be an emergency.
Where as when I went to the one in cannonville, they didn't want to do tests just the get money from me. They were able to tell me in the exam what had been going on, and how she had been feeling constantly nauseous all the time. They didn't try to up sale and take more money from me, I lost my cat because they failed to notice it sooner. I will never take any of my pets here again.
Where as when I went to the one in cannonville, they didn't want to do tests just the get money from me. They were able to tell me in the exam what had been going on, and how she had been feeling constantly nauseous all the time. They didn't try to up sale and take more money from me, I lost my cat because they failed to notice it sooner. I will never take any of my pets here again.
Ashesleighdown
May 15, 2022
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I do not like to put down eatablishments especially in the wake of covid and the low staffing epidemic of our time. That being said, I was severely disappointed with the amount of communication and care of the Baileys Vet Clinic Staff. My Cat and I waited from before opening to closing to be approached by anyone from the clinic. As a walk-in patient, I fully understand the need to be flexible as other appointment slots are being seen as well as emergency cases.
Not talking to a single employee in person during the 8hrs is poor patient care and unacceptable. If it had been a serious issue or needed timely attention- this is not a place to be seen, there was no assessment or triage made- but most of all there was no communication to when your pet would be seen, check-in on your pets current condition, or reassurance that you had not been forgotten. Do better Bailey's, I felt your standard of care was lacking.
Not talking to a single employee in person during the 8hrs is poor patient care and unacceptable. If it had been a serious issue or needed timely attention- this is not a place to be seen, there was no assessment or triage made- but most of all there was no communication to when your pet would be seen, check-in on your pets current condition, or reassurance that you had not been forgotten. Do better Bailey's, I felt your standard of care was lacking.
Ricky Taylor
May 13, 2022
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MY BELOVED CAT DIED. Took my not yet 3 year to have read the chart notes when she called after doing yet another $165 acute care exam. She wanted to do an ultrasound and urinalysis, which they had done 13 days earlier, at a cost of $43 and $62. She sent us home with the EXACT SAME ANTIBIOTIC AND OTHER MEDICINES and a bill of $402.69! Didn't even bother checking for dehydration or anything else that we know of as she did not bother to come discuss his condition with us. Neither did she or anyone from Bailey's bother to check on Taz. MY BELOVED CAT, TAZ, DIED SATURDAY MAY 21st. I will never take any animals here again. I do not recommend this place.
Lynne Micek
May 12, 2022
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Should have been easy to diagnose my old dog problem. But $300.00 later had zero answers & wanted her back for more test! They're a rip off! It's all about the money! Should have taken her to for the love of paws!
Kaden McFarland
Mar 20, 2022
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Their vets seem to be adequate. There are a couple vet techs that seem to think they know my dog and his routines better than I do. We have had a handful of instances where we asked them to do things a certain way, and the vet agreed, then the techs dont do it how we wanted and the results are inconclusive, costing us more money. The business side of things are a little different for us. They seem to try and corner you into spending as much as possible. They are fairly difficult to work with for getting prescriptions, so we can get our dogs medication much, much cheaper.
Karla McKean
Mar 08, 2022
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There good vets but it can take forever to get an appointment. When my cat was sick with an ear infection and an upper respiratory infection it took almost a month to get an appointment and if they tell you to come in as a walk in be prepared to literally wait all day. They are the most expensive vet I have ever been to but you can't switch vets because no one in town with take new patients.
