Aloha Dog & Cat Hospital

Aloha Dog & Cat Hospital Aloha Dog and Cat Hospital offers veterinary services to the Aloha, Beaverton, Hillsboro, and surrounding west side communities.
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Happy Halloween! Hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday. And if your pet enjoys costumes, we’d love to see pictures of...
10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! Hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday. And if your pet enjoys costumes, we’d love to see pictures of them all dressed up!

👻🎃☠️ Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat (but, don't give your pets Halloween candy)!

While it may be the scariest time of year, it doesn't have to be for your pets. Here are 7 tips to help prevent any scary situations. You can find more information at avma.org/Halloween.

It’s Vet Tech Week! Please join us in celebrating our amazing technicians, who do so much to ensure the safety, health a...
10/15/2024

It’s Vet Tech Week! Please join us in celebrating our amazing technicians, who do so much to ensure the safety, health and comfort of our pets.

09/12/2024

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Animals suffer from pain just as people do. Acute pain is obvious and distressing. Chronic pain can be subtle, and masked as “getting old” or “slowing down.” Old age is not a disease, but pain is. If your pet shows these signs of pain, please see your veterinarian for an exam. The good news is that there are many options to treat the various causes of pain in animals, including pain medications, physical rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy, and therapeutic massage.

🖼: International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management

08/12/2024

Our team had a fun outing yesterday, building signs and charcuterie boards and bonding over our art skills. So fun to get away from the clinic for some fun and laughs and walking away with some tangible memories. Thanks AR Workshop for hosting us!

Salmon/trout from Northern California to British Columbia can carry a fatal infection for dogs. Read more about salmon p...
07/20/2024

Salmon/trout from Northern California to British Columbia can carry a fatal infection for dogs. Read more about salmon poisoning here:

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has reported that several dogs were sickened by salmon poisoning in the Newport area. Salmon poisoning disease (fish disease) is a potentially fatal condition seen in dogs who have ingested certain types of raw fish found in the Pacific Northwest from San Francisco to the coast of Alaska. It is most prevalent from northern California to the Puget Sound. It is also seen inland along the rivers of fish migration.

Salmon, trout, and other fish such as the lamprey, sculpin, redside shiner, shad, sturgeon, candlefish and the large-scale sucker who spend their lives in coastal streams and rivers in the Pacific Northwest can be infected with the organism Neorickettsia helmonthoeca.

Symptoms To Watch For
If not treated, salmon poisoning disease is usually fatal within 2 weeks after exposure. The symptoms of salmon poisoning disease are similar to other gastrointestinal diseases such as canine parvovirus. If infected, your dog would likely show some or all of the following symptoms about 6 to 10 days after ingesting fish which were carrying the bacteria. Symptoms may be of variable severity but generally consist of:
* Fever, often greater than 104 F
* Depression
* Anorexia
* Vomiting
* Diarrhea
* Nasal or eye discharge
* Weight loss

If you know your dog has ingested raw fish and it exhibits any of the symptoms listed above, notify your veterinarian immediately. If identified in time, salmon poisoning disease is treatable. A helpful part of the diagnosis is telling your veterinarian that your dog ate raw fish, even if you only suspect that may be the case.

Prevention
* Control what your dog eats while on fishing trips.
* Leash your dog at the beach or river so that you can monitor its activities.
* Wrap garbage, especially fish entrails, and dispose in well-secured cans.
* Don't feed raw fish to your dog. Cook fish thoroughly or deep-freeze it for a minimum of 2 weeks to destroy the parasite before feeding it to your dog.

We are excited to welcome Dr. Ishan Korgaonkar to our team! Dr. Korgaonkar graduated from Bombay Veterinary College, Ind...
07/07/2024

We are excited to welcome Dr. Ishan Korgaonkar to our team! Dr. Korgaonkar graduated from Bombay Veterinary College, India in 2013 and finished his master's degree in Veterinary Pharmacology in 2015. He has over a decade of experience in small animal medicine and surgery in India, Mauritius, and Malawi. He is passionate about small animal surgery and shelter medicine. He excels in wound reconstructions and soft tissue surgery. Being well travelled and having veterinary experience in many walks of life, he hopes to expand his skills here at ADCH. In his free time, he loves trekking, swimming, photography, and just being outside. Dr Korgaonkar and his wife (who is also a vet!) have a crazy, nervous, sweet brindle rescue dog named Leiah and a happy and hyper rescue dog back in India named Cleo who will hopefully join them soon. Please help us welcome him at Aloha Dog and Cat!

07/04/2024

We are closed today to celebrate the 4th and will be back normal hours on Friday and Saturday. Have a safe and fun holiday!

Kelsey and Maurie are sporting matching hairdos. We can’t decide who wore it best!
06/24/2024

Kelsey and Maurie are sporting matching hairdos. We can’t decide who wore it best!

Summer in Oregon brings sunshine, barbecues, beach and outdoor adventures.  As you prepare for your summer adventures, c...
06/14/2024

Summer in Oregon brings sunshine, barbecues, beach and outdoor adventures. As you prepare for your summer adventures, consider that some of these events may include fireworks or loud noises. If your beloved furry family member needs calming medication call our office several days in advance for refills and Bring on the sunshine!!

01/19/2024

Good morning! We all thought we’d be back to normal by now, but with the ice and downed trees we will be delaying opening today.

Good morning! We are getting slowly back to normal with more of our staff able to make it in. But this morning we still ...
01/18/2024

Good morning! We are getting slowly back to normal with more of our staff able to make it in. But this morning we still don’t have enough staff to answer our phones. Please leave us a message or email us. Thank you all again for your patience and understanding! Hoping for more melting and less ice today.

01/18/2024

We are open today but not fully staffed and may close early as we watch the forecast for returning freezing rain tonight. Thank you for all your continued patience and kindness through the storm!

Good morning- we are unable to open this morning due to the very icy road conditions. We are likely opening this afterno...
01/17/2024

Good morning- we are unable to open this morning due to the very icy road conditions. We are likely opening this afternoon as temperatures warm and the roads thaw. Stay safe out there!

Good morning! We are open with very limited staff again today. We plan to close early around 1 today get our staff home ...
01/16/2024

Good morning! We are open with very limited staff again today. We plan to close early around 1 today get our staff home before the ice storm forecast to start this afternoon. We will not have phones on again today but trying to return all urgent messages received today. If you have a pet emergency please go to one of our local veterinary emergency clinics. Thank you all for your patience and understanding. Hope you all stay safe in our continued winter weather!

01/15/2024

Good morning from Aloha Dog and Cat! We are VERY limited in staff this morning and may not be able to answer the phones right away. We will be checking messages and getting back to you as soon as possible. If you have a pet emergency please contact one of our local emergency hospitals. Thank you so much for your patience and understanding and stay safe out there!

Good morning!  We will be closed today, Saturday January 13, 2024, due to dangerous weather conditions.  Please stay war...
01/13/2024

Good morning! We will be closed today, Saturday January 13, 2024, due to dangerous weather conditions. Please stay warm and safe and we will hope to see you all soon with better weather!

Everyone ready for snowpocalypse 2024?  We plan to close by 4pm today to let staff and clients get home before dark and ...
01/12/2024

Everyone ready for snowpocalypse 2024? We plan to close by 4pm today to let staff and clients get home before dark and everything freezing tonight. At this time we plan to be open Saturday at 8, but may have limited hours and staffing pending road conditions. Stay safe and warm!

Thank you all for your donations to the holiday pet supply drive. We’ve got the car loaded and Usher is ready to help de...
01/10/2024

Thank you all for your donations to the holiday pet supply drive. We’ve got the car loaded and Usher is ready to help deliver supplies to help area pets!

Address

17335 SW Tualatin Valley Highway
Aloha, OR
97003

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15036495611

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