Animal Health Center

06/18/2024

Protect your pets and your family by keeping your pets vaccinated. It’s a simple step that makes a big difference!

06/14/2024

Mental stimulation is as important as physical exercise for your pets. Engage them with toys, training, and activities.

06/12/2024

We ❤️ our new logo!

06/11/2024

Dental health is vital for your pet's overall well-being. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings can prevent periodontal disease and other oral issues.

06/06/2024

Regular flea and tick prevention is essential for your pet's health. Ask your vet about the best options for your furry friend.

06/03/2024

Keep your pets safe in hot weather. Provide plenty of water and shade, and never leave them in a parked car.

05/30/2024

Vaccinations protect your pets from serious diseases. Make sure your pet's vaccines are up to date!

05/28/2024

Vaccines are crucial for preventing diseases like rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. Talk to your vet about your pet's vaccination schedule.

05/27/2024

We will be closed today in observance of Memorial Day!

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05/23/2024

Preventative care is the best way to keep your pet healthy and happy. Don't wait until they're sick—schedule a check-up now!

05/20/2024

Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance—they can cause serious health problems for your pets. Protect them with preventative treatments!

05/17/2024

Regular veterinary check-ups are essential for your pet's health. Schedule a visit today to ensure your furry friend is in top shape!

05/09/2024

OUR PHONES ARE DOWN DUE TO AN OUTAGE - PLEASE CALL 5417862963 OR 5417862903 TO REACH THE CLINIC. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE!

05/09/2024

OUR PHONES ARE BACK! THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE!!
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05/02/2024

Join our veterinary family and experience the difference in care and dedication we provide. Your pet's well-being is our priority.

04/29/2024

Pets may not speak our language, but we understand their needs. Trust us to provide the care and attention your pet deserves.

04/26/2024

Regular dental care is essential for your pet's overall health. Schedule a dental check-up today and keep those pearly whites shining! 🦷✨

04/25/2024

Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week Marisa and Jacqui!! We appreciate your hard work and dedication 😁

04/23/2024

From puppies and kittens to senior pets, we're here to support your pet's health at every stage of life. 🐾

04/18/2024

Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest technology to ensure the best possible care for your pet. Contact us today!

04/17/2024

Great information from our friends at the OVMA.

West Nile is a viral infection that can affect humans, horses, and many types of birds. It is carried by mosquitoes, which become carriers by feeding on infected birds.

The virus is endemic in Oregon and it is important to vaccinate your horses. Early spring is the time to start the vaccination series or administer boosters. Initial vaccination requires two doses given three to six weeks apart. Immunity may not be achieved for up to six weeks after the second dose. Some horses may require a third dose to stimulate proper immunity. Following the initial series, annual boosters—given two to four weeks before the mosquito season begins—will provide adequate protection. Consult your veterinarian for more information on immunizing your horses against West Nile Virus.

Symptoms of the virus in equines
The virus causes an inflammation of the brain. Equines who contract the virus can experience lethargy, lack of coordination, stumbling, confusion, fever, stiffness, muscle twitching, depression, and weakness in the legs. About one-third of infected horses die. If you suspect your horse is infected with West Nile Virus, contact your veterinarian for an examination. Veterinarians are required to report suspected cases to state officials.

Minimize the threat of exposure to West Nile Virus
* In addition to vaccinating your horses, the best way to minimize the threat of West Nile for your and your horses is to control mosquito populations and prevent exposure to them.
* Eliminate sources of standing water that can serve as a breeding ground for mosquitoes, including children's wading pools, old tires, buckets, and other containers.
* Clean bird baths and change water in them at least weekly, and more often in the summer.

04/15/2024

Compassionate care is at the heart of everything we do. Rest assured, your pet is in good hands with us.

04/12/2024

We understand that your pet is family, which is why we treat them with the same love and respect as our own. 🐾

04/10/2024

At our clinic, every pet receives personalized attention and care tailored to their unique needs. Because they deserve nothing less. 🐱

04/09/2024

Dogs can bite for many reasons, including improper care or a lack of socialization. All dogs, even well-trained, gentle dogs, are capable of biting when provoked, especially when eating, sleeping, or caring for puppies. Therefore, it's vitally important to keep both children and dogs safe by preventing dog bites wherever possible.

The National Dog Bite Prevention Coalition (AVMA, State Farm, Victoria Stilwell, American Humane, and Insurance Information Institute) recommends the following tips. We can all by working together. Visit avma.org/DogBite to learn more!

04/05/2024

From diagnostic testing to surgical procedures, we offer a comprehensive range of services to keep your pet healthy and happy.

04/02/2024

Stay ahead of potential health issues with regular veterinary check-ups and vaccinations. 📅💉

03/31/2024

Happy Easter everyone! We will be closed today but we reopen Monday at 8am.

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03/29/2024

Your pet's health is our top priority! Trust us to provide compassionate and expert veterinary care. 🐾