Nehalem Animal Healing
Nehalem, OR
At a glance
- Facility type
- Veterinary Practice
- Practice tier
- General
- Clinic type
- Standalone
- Operating status
- Operational
- Appointment model
- Appointment
- 24/7 care
- Unknown
- Accepting new patients
- Unknown
Species treated
Services
Amenities & accessibility
Overview
Holistic healing with an allopathic & natural approach
Nehalem Animal Healing is a unique veterinary clinic founded by Dr. Matthew Didlake. In 2008, Dr. Didlake bought a building in downtown Nehalem, OR, and began working on it on weekends while still working at Columbia Vet in Astoria, OR. Dr. Didlake's vision was to create a veterinary clinic that stood out from other clinics, one that provided excellent medical care in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. After many weekends and with the help of friends, the clinic was transformed into the warm and welcoming environment that it is today. It was truly a labor of love. In 2010, Dr. Didlake began performing surgeries for United Paws, a local non-profit organization, even before the clinic was open to the public. The clinic officially opened in 2011 and has been very well received by clients who appreciate the excellent service and friendly staff
Team at a glance
Individual names, titles & bios are in the practice intelligence layer below.
Technology & equipment
Services in detail
Appointments & hours
MON 9am - 5pm TUE 9am - 5pm WED 9am - 2pm THU 9am - 5pm FRI - CLOSED
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Frequently asked
What services does Nehalem Animal Healing offer?+
Nehalem Animal Healing offers General Practice, Wellness, Vaccination, Surgery, End Of Life, House Call.
When was Nehalem Animal Healing established?+
Nehalem Animal Healing has served the Nehalem, OR community since 2008.
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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.