February 4, 2022
Whether you are adopting an older pet or picking out a new puppy or kitten, bringing home a new dog or cat is a big decision that goes well beyond choosing a name. Thinking through who will actually care for the pet day to day, how your home and current pets will adjust, and what…
December 4, 2021
Central Oregon winters bring frostbite, hypothermia, antifreeze, and paw injury risks for pets. Learn who is most at risk, what to watch for, and when cold weather becomes a veterinary emergency.
December 3, 2021
Some advice from your veterinary clinic Gastrointestinal upset (vomiting, diarrhea, lack of appetite) is one of the most common conditions seen at the veterinary clinic and can be distressing (and sleep depriving) for pet owners. Sometimes GI upset is just a short bout of diarrhea, while other times it becomes a more severe illness such…