Your dog just finished a romp through Black Butte Ranch, your cat has been the quiet backbone of a cozy Sisters cabin life, and somewhere between the pine-scented trails and the Three Sisters looming on the horizon, it hit you: they deserve a vet who actually knows them. Finding consistent, relationship-driven care close to home is something Sisters pet owners shouldn’t have to compromise on, and the good news is that you don’t have to.
At Pawtown Veterinary Care, we serve dogs and cats from Sisters and the surrounding Central Oregon communities. Our practice in Bend is a short, scenic drive from Sisters, and for pet owners who want the warmth of a small, locally owned clinic instead of the revolving door of a corporate chain, we think that drive is worth it. Dr. Erin Miller and Dr. Lauren Stayer co-own Pawtown, and they built this practice around something simple: knowing your pet by name, not just by chart number. Our veterinary services are designed to give dogs and cats in Central Oregon the personalized, preventive care they need to stay healthy through every season and every adventure.
Veterinary Services for Sisters Pets
Sisters sits at the edge of some of Oregon’s most beautiful and rugged terrain. Your pets experience all of it, from dusty summer trails and river swims to snowy winters and the region’s unique wildlife corridors. Pawtown offers a full range of veterinary services designed to keep dogs and cats healthy at every stage of life — whether your pet is a trail dog logging miles on the Peterson Ridge trails or a cat who prefers the warmth of a Sisters cabin.
You can explore each service in detail through our comprehensive pet exams, pet vaccinations, pet dental services, pet microchipping, and emergency vet pages.
Urgent Care During Business Hours
One of the most common concerns we hear from pet owners is figuring out where to go when something goes wrong, and it isn’t a middle-of-the-night emergency. Pawtown is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and we offer same-day urgent care appointments for situations that need prompt attention but don’t rise to the level of a true emergency. A sudden limp after a hike on the Three Sisters trails, a digestive issue that has been going on for two days, or an eye that looked fine yesterday — these are exactly the situations we are set up to handle during business hours. For more serious concerns, visit our urgent care services page. The 13 warning signs that require immediate veterinary attention published by the American Veterinary Medical Association is worth bookmarking before you ever need it. We also offer pet dental services and pet microchipping for Sisters pets at the same Bend location.
Sisters Pet Owners: Pawtown Is Accepting New Clients
Making Care Accessible for Every Budget
Veterinary care is an investment, and we want it to be one that Sisters’ pet owners can realistically make. We accept Care Credit and Scratch Pay financing, two options that allow you to break the cost of care into manageable payments. Whether you’re covering a routine wellness exam or an unexpected urgent visit, having a payment plan option removes one of the biggest reasons pet owners delay getting their animals seen.
Our front desk team is happy to walk you through financing options when you call or visit, and we can often process approvals quickly so your pet’s care is never held up by paperwork.
Your Pet Deserves a Team Who Knows Their Name at Pawtown Veterinary Care
If you’re a Sisters pet owner looking for a vet who will treat your dog or cat like a patient worth knowing, we’d love to meet you. Pawtown Veterinary Care is accepting new clients, and getting started is straightforward. Our team is available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, to answer questions, schedule appointments, and help you figure out what kind of care your pet needs most right now.
Reach out to us via our contact form to request an appointment or ask us anything. We’re a short drive from Sisters, and we think once you’ve experienced the Pawtown difference, the commute will feel like the easy part.
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Owner & Veterinarian, Pawtown Veterinary Care — Bend, Oregon