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Are you headed back to work? Kids going back to in-person school? Your dog may be anxious and have issues when you’re suddenly gone for hours at a time again. Most dogs thrive on routine and live for the time they spend with you, so it’s important you know the signs of separation anxiety. Upset … Read moreBack to Work and School?

Muzzles: They get a bad rap. Hearing that your dog or cat needs a muzzle is often scary, and you might even feel a little embarrassed. The truth is that muzzles are much more common than you might think and are even Fear Free approved tools! We want to debunk a few myths about muzzles … Read moreMuzzle Myths

By G. Mark Norman, DVM Many of you have inquired about the fate of Beau, my sister Ellen’s bearded collie who was lost in my hometown of Keokuk, IA. There’s great news to report: Beau has been captured and returned home! His 10-week long lost and found story involves a good deal of persistence, devotion, … Read moreLost, Found, Lost Again: The Story of Beau

Have you seen ads for those low-cost dental clinics that will clean your pet’s teeth for less? They promise cleaner, healthier teeth for your dog or cat at cheap prices. But beware: most discount dental clinics are less expensive because they don’t use anesthesia! In fact, they don’t do a lot of things that ensure … Read moreThe Dangers of Discount Pet Dentals

Get ready to join us on Saturday, May 12th at Oregon Humane Society‘s 2018 Doggie Dash! We will have a VIP booth for our clients and their team members who are participating this year. Our booth will have tables and chairs so bring your pancake breakfast over and eat with us. You can also join us … Read moreWe’re Absolutely Dashing!

What You Need to Know Have you heard of “the dog flu”? Just like people, dogs can get viruses and bacterial infections. While no cases of canine influenza have been reported in Oregon, the virus has made its way to Washington state, which means the risk has increased for pets in our area. When infected … Read moreCanine Flu