We moved to Brookings in June of 2012 - we brought our very elderly cat with us. He was mostly OK with the move then refused to use the sand box - but still went outdoors to prowl. We signed up with T & C when we moved to town and ultimately "JT" began having age related signs - The staff of T & C were great - we had planned to be out of town for two weeks and were going to board the cat but that was before he just couldn't hold his stamina. While we were out of town they kept him in the hospital section (no extra charge for boarding) and kept him on IV fluids - When we returned we had to make that awful decision. The staff were very supportive and even sent us a sympathy card when he was gone. After six months we adopted two adult cats and will only take them to T & C - We boarded them for two weeks while we were on vacation they came home healthy and happy.

We travel in a motorhome with our 120lb Newfoundland "TUG". While heading up to coast to get back home to Washington she got a raging case of diarrhea and we needed to get her into a vet as quickly as possible. The clinic made room for us, the staff obviously really enjoy their work and were all so professional. Dr. Fitz was awesome and took care of TUG's (projectile) evacuation issues. She was back to her old self within 24 hours and we were back on the road as well. If we lived in Brookings, OR these folks would definitely be our choice for animal care and if we are ever back in the area we will stop by to voice our thanks. Jacquie, Richard & Tug

My 2 dogs have been patients of Town and Country for over 5 years. I made an apt for Wednesday 5/14/14. My dog was there for 8 hours without being seen. I didn't know that if you scheduled a drop off they are seen when able. Only regular appointment's from now on. Something they forgot to tell me.

I recently had to put my dog down. The vet and all the staff so were incredibly considerate and supportive. This will be my clinic in Brookings.