Dr. Tsui has been in practice for over 30 years. He graduated from Oregon State University in 1991. Go Beavs!
He completed his externship in several interesting places, including the University of Tennessee in their Neurology, Internal Medicine & Ophthalmology departments, and at the Rabbit Research center at OSU, the Oregon Regional Pri
Dr. Tsui has been in practice for over 30 years. He graduated from Oregon State University in 1991. Go Beavs!
He completed his externship in several interesting places, including the University of Tennessee in their Neurology, Internal Medicine & Ophthalmology departments, and at the Rabbit Research center at OSU, the Oregon Regional Primate Center and the VA Medical Center Research Laboratory. He thought originally that he wanted to work in a laboratory, until he fell in love with private practice. He cares for small animals, reptiles, birds, and pocket pets.
In 1992 he started working at Rock Creek Veterinary Hospital (now VCA Rock Creek), where he met his future wife Shannon.
In 2012, Dr. Tsui was given the option to buy both Rock Creek Veterinary Hospital and the sister clinic in North Plains. He liked the small-town feel of North Plains and chose to purchase North Plains Veterinary Clinic. He is now the owner and primary Veterinarian.
Preparing for your appointment:
Masks are optional for everyone, we invite you to wear one during your visit if you'd like. For the safety of everyone we will still continue to be mindful of physical distancing between clients in the lobby. We ask that you only have up to two pet parents accompany your furry friend to their appointment. Th
Preparing for your appointment:
Masks are optional for everyone, we invite you to wear one during your visit if you'd like. For the safety of everyone we will still continue to be mindful of physical distancing between clients in the lobby. We ask that you only have up to two pet parents accompany your furry friend to their appointment. There are always accommodations for end of life appointments.
Fill out the Incoming Appointment Form tab on this website. Follow the directions on what to bring located on the bottom of that form. If you are feeling ill, please reschedule your appointment or have a trusted friend or family member bring your pet in.
***If you choose to have someone else bring your pet into the clinic, please call us and let us know who they are and if they have the ability to make medical decisions for your pet.***
Keep connected:
Downloading our app is an excellent way to communicate with our staff for questions, appointments and keeping track of vaccinations. Search for North Plains Vet in the App Store and download it today! Make sure that you use the email that you have on file with us. Have everyone in the family use the same login. Once you download, it will be linked to our records that evening.
As always, our goal is to give you and your pet the best care possible. We thank you for your support. If you have any questions or concerns, please call us at 503-647-0928 or email and we will be happy to discuss.
Pet owners in this area generally look upon their pets as members of their families. We feel the same way. That's one reason why we understand that your trust in us adds up to a special responsibility.
North Plains Veterinary Clinic is a full-service, accredited animal hospital in North Plains, Oregon. Our veterinarian, certified veterinar
Pet owners in this area generally look upon their pets as members of their families. We feel the same way. That's one reason why we understand that your trust in us adds up to a special responsibility.
North Plains Veterinary Clinic is a full-service, accredited animal hospital in North Plains, Oregon. Our veterinarian, certified veterinary technician (coming soon!) and assistants are experienced and prepared to handle any situation. Caring for animals is a very rewarding job, and we take it very seriously.
At North Plains Veterinary Clinic, we only provide high-standard, loving care for your pet. Call and schedule a Wellness exam today!
Medical, SURGICAL
Whether it be a routine or complex procedure, we ensure your pet gets the best care possible. Each patient is assigned a technician that constantly monitors vital signs. This is in addition to the electronic monitoring that each anesthetized patient receives.
North Plains Veterinary Clinic has served pet owners in North Plains for over 22 years. Our main focus is to educate pet owners and provide the best care for your pet.
Our veterinarian, Dr. Thomas Tsui, is able to offer a wide variety of surgical and medical care for small pets, but our services don't stop there. At North Plains Veterinary Clinic, we not only provide the best animal care possible, but also offer grooming services. We know you care about your animal's well-being and we promise that you can trust they're happy and healthy in our hands.
Below are a few links that Dr. Tsui may have mentioned in the exam room.
Would you like to learn more about kidney disease in dogs and cats?
Is your cat in pain? Use this checklist to identify possible signs of OA.
Below are a few links that Dr. Tsui may have mentioned in the exam room.
Would you like to learn more about kidney disease in dogs and cats?
Is your cat in pain? Use this checklist to identify possible signs of OA.
https://www.zoetispetcare.com/checklist/osteoarthritis-checklist-cat
Get all of your parasite questions answered here...
Give Cheryl a call for help with training your puppy or adult dog.
https://www.fortheloveofdogstraining.com/
"Instinct Portland is owned by board certified veterinary behaviorist Dr. Chris Pachel, DACVB and certified dog behavior consultant Dr. Caroline Spark, together with operations and client experience specialist Maren Couch. We are a passionate, experienced team of dog professionals committed to helping Portland dogs and owners through Nature-Driven Nurture™. "
https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/location/portland/
Get some helpful information on the care of indoor cats
https://indoorpet.osu.edu/cats
Influenza has been prevalent in some areas of Oregon. It has been even more prevalent in states close to us in addition to the original outbreak on the East coast. As of Jan 1, 2018 we will recommend that all dogs get the yearly vaccine. We will require the vaccination for dogs that are boarding or grooming. For more information visit the CDC website.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/other/canine-flu
What are the best treats for dental care?
Dr. Tsui gives a tutorial on brushing your pet's teeth
How can I make a balanced diet for my pet?
From the USDA:
Keep your poultry safe! How to take care of your flock and follow good biosecurity practices.
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ORODA/bulletins/3a41f60
We'll be closed Monday the 26th for Memorial Day. We will re-open for regular hours on the 27th.