Business Details
39 Years
experience
Your Partner in Hillsboro Pet Health Care
Companion Animal Hospital has served the Hillsboro community since 1987, delivering high-quality veterinary care with a commitment to affordability and compassion. Our AAHA-accredited team prioritizes preventive medicine, offering services ranging from routine wellness exams to advanced surgical procedures. We emphasize continuous education to stay current with veterinary innovations while maintaining a personalized approach to pet health.Our spay and neuter programs address pet overpopulation, and our AAHA membership reflects adherence to rigorous care standards. For over three decades, we've built trust by treating every pet as part of the family.
Services
General Wellness
Dentistry
Vaccinations
Microchipping
Diagnostic Services
Laser Therapy
Surgical Procedures
Travel Certificates
End of Life Care
Nutrition Counseling
Details
- Year established: 1987
Highlights and features
- 35+ years serving Hillsboro with compassionate veterinary expertise
- AAHA-accredited facility ensuring rigorous medical standards
- Affordable spay/neuter programs to control pet overpopulation
- Veterinarians complete ongoing continuing education for current care
- Full-service hospital treating common household and exotic pets
Associations and certifications
- American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
What people say
Excellent care
Compassionate staff
Reasonable prices
Knowledgeable veterinarians
Modern facilities
Services
General Wellness
Our walk-in clinic provides comprehensive annual exams to detect health issues early. Veterinarians assess vital signs, perform physical exams, and recommend preventive treatments. Early diagnosis helps maintain long-term pet wellness through tailored vaccination schedules and dietary plans.
Spay and Neuter Procedures
We perform safe spaying and castration surgeries under general anesthesia with advanced pain management. These procedures prevent pet overpopulation, reduce disease risks, and improve behavioral issues. Pre-anesthetic bloodwork ensures surgical safety for all pet breeds.
Dentistry
Annual dental cleanings under anesthesia include scaling, polishing, and full-mouth X-rays to detect hidden disease. We treat periodontal infections, extract diseased teeth, and provide home care instructions to prevent systemic complications like kidney or heart disease.
Diagnostic Imaging
We utilize digital radiography and ultrasound to diagnose internal conditions affecting organs, bones, and soft tissues. These technologies help identify fractures, tumors, and abdominal abnormalities, guiding effective treatment plans while minimizing patient discomfort.
Vaccinations
Core vaccines protect against deadly diseases like rabies and feline leukemia. Tailored immunization schedules begin at 6-8 weeks, with boosters maintaining immunity. Pre-vaccination exams ensure pets are healthy enough to receive immunizations safely.
People
Dr. Brian Pilversack
Managing DVM
With decades of experience leading veterinary teams, Dr. Pilversack oversees clinical operations while maintaining hands-on patient care. He emphasizes preventive medicine and community education initiatives.
Dr. Margaret Crepeau
Associate DVM
Dr. Crepeau specializes in exotic pet medicine, bringing expertise in treating small mammals and reptiles alongside traditional companion animals through evidence-based wellness protocols.
Dr. Pearce Fujiura
Associate DVM
A skilled surgeon with advanced training in dental procedures, Dr. Fujiura combines compassionate care with technical precision for soft tissue and orthopedic operations.
Dr. Marissa Patton
Associate DVM
Dr. Patton focuses on geriatric pet care, managing chronic conditions through integrative approaches that combine traditional medicine and holistic therapies.
Dr. Moncerrad Barajas Gomez
Associate DVM
Specializing in behavioral health, Dr. Barajas Gomez develops customized anxiety-reduction strategies for pets during clinical visits and at-home environments.
Questions
What services does Companion Animal Hospital offer?
We provide wellness exams, dentistry, vaccinations, diagnostic imaging, surgeries, microchipping, nutrition counseling, and emergency care for common household and exotic pets.
Is the hospital accredited?
Yes, we hold American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accreditation, reflecting our commitment to meeting rigorous veterinary care standards.
When should I spay or neuter my pet?
Small dogs and cats should be spayed/neutered at 4-6 months; large breed dogs at 6-12 months. Early sterilization prevents health issues and overpopulation.
How do you handle dental care for pets?
We recommend annual dental exams with full-mouth radiography under anesthesia to detect and treat periodontal disease, preventing systemic health complications.
Do you provide care for exotic pets?
Yes, we treat ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, rodents, and other exotic animals alongside dogs and cats through specialized wellness protocols.
