September 11, 2026
Most pet owners picture spay and neuter surgery as a single day on the calendar: a drop-off in the morning, a nap under anesthesia, and a few days of rest with a cone. What often gets less attention is how this common surgery changes your dog or cat’s hormone levels for the rest of their…
September 11, 2026
Your dog outgrew the puppy vaccine series years ago, yet the reminder card from your veterinarian’s office still arrives every twelve months. It is easy to wonder whether every one of those vaccines is truly necessary once your dog is fully grown, or whether some only get repeated out of habit. Adult dogs still need…
September 11, 2026
Deciding to add a second pet to your family is exciting, but once the excitement settles, a new set of questions tends to show up. Will your resident dog or cat welcome the newcomer? What health steps should happen before the two animals ever share the same room? A bit of preparation early on protects…
August 17, 2026
A trail day in Central Oregon usually ends with a tired, happy dog and muddy paws by the door. But that same trail can hide mushrooms, seed pods, and plants that cause serious problems if your dog eats them along the way. Knowing what to watch for after a hike can make the difference between…
August 17, 2026
Your dog still gobbles dinner and your cat still purrs on your lap, so it is easy to assume their mouths feel fine. But pets instinctively hide discomfort, and some of the most serious dental problems start where no one can see them: below the gumline, inside the tooth, or along the jaw. At Pawtown…