High Desert Veterinary has been part of Central Oregon since 1986. Brent and Jon take their time, know your pet’s name, and will talk you through everything in plain English. No rush, no jargon — just good care from people who genuinely love this work.
We Can’t Wait to Meet Your Pet!
New Patient?
Whether you just adopted or just moved ... here’s what you can expect when you visit High Desert Veterinary.
New To Bend?
Does my pet need to be registered? Should my dog be vaccinated for Rattlesnakes? Check out the FAQ for answers to these local questions and more.
Healthy Pet Packages
Our bundled wellness programs make it easy — and affordable — to give your pet the care they need at every stage of life. Save up to 20% with bundled services and vaccinations.
Kitten Packages
The first year sets the foundation. We'll guide you through vaccinations, nutrition, and everything that comes with a new kitten.
Kittens
Puppy Packages
New puppy energy deserves new puppy care. Our program covers the essentials so your dog starts life on the right paw.
Puppies
Senior Pet Packages
For the dogs and cats who've been with you through everything. Attentive care that keeps older pets comfortable and thriving.
Senior Pets
Specialty Petcare
Dental Care
Healthy teeth mean a healthier, happier pet — and fresher breath too. More
Acupuncture
A gentle, drug-free way to ease pain and support healing, rooted in centuries of practice. More
Vaccines & Schedules
Stay current with vaccines tailored to your pet's age, lifestyle, and exposure. More
Urgent Care
Same-day care when your pet needs it most. More
Pharmacy & Shop
Products we believe in, available in-office and online.
Treatments
& Chews
Nutrition
Medications
Caring for Bend’s Most Famous Residents
Timber the bobcat, Brook the otter, and the entire wildlife family at the High Desert Museum trust us for their veterinary care. We're proud to be part of their story.
Happy Pets and Pet Parents!
Kendra L.4 months agoI originally chose this vet because it was close to home, but now I would gladly travel any distance to bring my pets here. Dr. Brent and Dr. Enyart are exceptional—they always take extra time with both my cats and dogs and make sure they're healthy and well cared for. Their compassion and dedication are evident at every visit. You can truly tell that everyone on the staff loves what they do. Tracy is always welcoming and makes every visit a positive experience from the moment you walk through the door. Highly recommend!
Kathleen K.4 months agoKind - genuine caring for my little tri-color Jack Russel ‘Jax’ - Shot day! I also have another Jack Russell his name is ‘Cowboy’ - he loves to go to this vet. We love High desert veterinary!
Michelle R.4 months agoVery helpful & informative. Appointment was quick and seen right away.
SD M.5 months agoHigh Desert Veterinary is wonderful! We’ve been taking our dog to them for many years and the care they’ve given her is always top notch. I trust them completely and their prices are reasonable.
Tom A.9 months agoMy wife and I take our dog, a three year old 85lb mix to their office. Every time we're greeted with friendly service, helpful techs, and a great doctor. We appreciate all of the help.
miguel E.9 months agoWe have used many vets over the years and are thrilled to have finally found High Desert Vets! The staff is great and their skill and knowledge is on point. Couldn’t recommend them more
Diane A.2 years agoMy family and our furry friends have been cared for from HDV for over 30 years and have had the most professional service possible along with so much love and personal care. Horses and Dogs. Thank you Dr. Oddo, Dr. Post, Amber, Amanda, and everyone there.
Tamara H.2 years agoWe've been bringing our furry family members to High Desert Veterinary for the past 11 years! We have continued to recommend their services and expertise to all our friends and families, too. We trust High Desert Veterinary with all our pets needs.
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