Horid! Dr. Ron Earp. Not honest. Not forthcoming. Minimizes xrays, tests, exams, as a marketing ploy to attract more clients. Does not follow standard procedure. Received a warning from Oregon Veterinary Examiners Board requesting peer review and further education on rectal exams, treatment, etct. Evidence his is inept at simple physical exams.

this is the very best place to take your animal.Dr.Erdman,and her staff are the best people who you would ever want to meet.they run a 1st class vet service,and make you feel like a family member.they will bend over backwards for you,and go the extra mile to give your animal the best treatment that you could ever ask for.you will find no better vet in the State of Oregon I Guarantee..all i can say is Thank-You Dr.Erdman and staff for everything you did for me.you made things very easy, and comfortable,when i needed it.any service you might need,Dr.Erdman will give it,and you will find that she has a heart,and treats your animal,as if it was her own.give her a call if you want a Real,and Honest Vet.Thank-you much Dr.Erdman

We have found Dr. Earp to be a competent and caring vet who listens to our concerns and investigates alternative treatment options with which he is unfamiliar. Our 4-year old terrier mix has seizures, and Dr. Earp has worked closely with us to try to manage her condition. We don't feel pressured for diagnostics of questionable usefulness but at the same time don't feel like we're being brushed off for our concerns regarding potential side effects of the standard medication regimen. Dr. Earp consults with his specialist colleagues and then returns phone messages promptly to discuss his recommendations. We feel our dogs are in good hands, and have referred several other people and their pets to his care.

From beginning to end, our experience at Laurelwood Animal Hospital was excellent. Today was our first visit there with our 16-year-old cat and I would recommend this place to anyone with beloved pets. The front desk staff was very courteous and professional. I especially appreciated them politely steering the curious dogs away from our scared-y cat. We didn't wait long at all to be taken back and even though my kitty was not friendly at all (hissing, etc.), the nurse was patient and understanding. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Earp. He obviously cares very much about animals and I really appreciated how much time he took with us to explain everything and to make sure everyone was comfortable with the procedures. My cat was not friendly in the least and he didn't seem bothered by that at all. He treated her very kindly and even gave her a treat before we left. He was honest about what kinds of treatments she might need and I didn't feel pushed into any expensive tests. Again, I would recommend Laurelwood Animal Hospital to anyone and will gladly take my feisty feline there again.

They are a little on the slow side, but that's because they take their time with each patient. The vet knows his stuff and apologizes if his is ever behind on time. They also keep their connections up with their after hours clinic so your paperwork is always in order.