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COVID-19 Update

Temporary, emergency rules have been put in place by the governor and board of veterinary medicine. These new rules allow us to provide Video Exams from our office to the safety of your home, providing a means for treatment and consultation without having to risk yourself in a social situation. We are also offering curbside pickups for food, medication and even offer drop-offs for exams/day-admit appointments. These new measures allow you to get care without entering the building. We are open for regular business as well, but we are providing all levels of protection and medical care that we can.

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If you live in Lincoln City or the surrounding area in Oregon, then you have picked the perfect place to find a Veterinarian that fits you and your pet’s needs. Our Doctors, Shanna Murphy DVM, Meghan Brooks, DVM, and Fern Fashbaugh DVM are committed to ensure that you are educated on how to properly care for your loved ones.

Lincoln City Animal Clinic is a full service, state of the art animal hospital.   Lincoln City Animal Clinic operates on an appointment basis which covers medical, surgical, and dental issues. Beyond first rate pet care, we make our clinic a calm place for you and your loved ones to relax, make new friends, and feel special.

We have a number of resources to help you learn about your pets and what they need. Please feel free to browse through our articles. The absolute best Veterinary care for your pets is ongoing proper nutrition and disease prevention. If you would like regular tips about pet care, we offer a newsletter available for subscription formulated specifically for Lincoln City pet owners. If you would like to schedule an appointment please fill out our new patient form and we’ll give you a call, or you can give us a call at 541-994-8181. Our office is easily located, and we have provided directions on our Contact Us page.

At Lincoln City Animal Clinic, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.


Lincoln City Veterinarians 

4090 NE Highway 101
Lincoln City, Oregon 97367

Office Hours

Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sunday:

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Meet Our Skilled Team

Learn Who We Are

  • Meet The Team

    Lincoln City Animal Clinic is proud to serve the Lincoln City OR area for everything pet related. Our veterinary clinic and animal hospital is run by Dr Shanna Murphy DVM, who is a licensed, experienced Lincoln City veterinarian.

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Read What Our Clients Say

  • "The best vets and the staff is the greatest"
    Charissa Prewitt
  • ""We have been through a lot together, Lincoln City Animal Clinic and every single time you have come to our rescue. Your advice, services and kindness have meant so much to myself and my family and friends. I have watch you save lives in stressful situations and cry right along with us in hard ones. We all consider you friends of the family. You long hours and sacrifices are appreciated so much. Thanks to all the staff your fantastic.""
    Brenda Wilcox
  • "You are truly an animal guardian angel. We are all very lucky to have you there for us and thank you not only as a compassionate medical professional but also as a friend."
    S.J, Pacific City, OR
  • "On a recent RV trip from the East Coast to the West Coast our elderly Cavalier King Charles Spaniel became very ill after midnight. We were able to make contact with the vet, John, late at night to discuss the problem. After a discussion of the symptoms John correctly diagnosed his condition as non-life threatening John agreed to meet us early the next morning, a Saturday. John examined him thoroughly and prescribed medications for us as we were leaving the area on Sunday. John called us on Sunday and again on Monday to determine how the dog was responding to the medication. We could not have asked for a better Veterinarian to treat our dog who is 12 and a member of the family. He is doing fine weeks later and we are so thankful for the care he received by John."
    Barbara, Summerville, SC

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