Wilsonville Veterinary Clinic

Here at Wilsonville Veterinary Clinic we strive to provide the best medical practices available, every day, for every patient. We will take the time to get to know you and your pets and will do our very best to address all your concerns and answer all your questions. If we don't have the answers we will go all out to find them. We want to provide you with the best medical and surgical services possible, using high quality equipment, while keeping costs reasonable. We do our best to make your pets feel at ease when they are here, to keep their visits as stress free as possible. We are so dedicated to this that we have become a Low Stress Handling Certified practice for our patients

Founded in 1973, Wilsonville's first veterinary clinic was located at the corner of Barber and Boberg, originally serving as an equine hospital, owned by Dr Brent Milleson. In 1976, Ray and Lynn Calkins purchased the small animal portion of the hospital, in a town with fewer than 500 residents and just one stop sign. At that time, Barber Street was gravel and dead-ended at the railroad tracks, while Boberg was a dirt road surrounded by fields teeming with pheasants. The clinic's Irish Wolfhound, Nia, and Tiger, the clinic cat, were known to roam the building freely during these early years. As Wilsonville expanded, so did the clinic. The equine area was remodeled to accommodate new dental and radiology services, and in 2003, a major renovation added more exam rooms and a larger reception area for the growing team of veterinarians. That same year, Dr. Cheryl Lopate, a board-certified reproductive specialist (theriogenologist), opened her own reproductive specialty practice, Reproductive Revolutions, within the clinic's office space. In March 2011, Dr. Calkins sold the practice to long-term associates Drs. Jennifer Anderson, Kristen Hardinge, and Cheryl Lopate. The clinic continued to thrive under their leadership, strengthening its ties with both pet owners and breeders. Dr. Sam Tepper joined the team in 2017, and Dr. Eleas Wu, also a board-certified reproductive specialist, became an associate veterinarian in 2023. In March 2026, Drs. Lopate and Anderson assumed full ownership of the practice when Dr. Hardinge sold them her share of the practice. Looking ahead, the clinic is set for another expansion in 2026, with plans to add more exam rooms, expand the dental and surgical areas, create a reproduction lab, and increase staff amenities, including break rooms and doctors' offices

Mission — Treat all our clients like family and all our patients as if they were our own