Animal Care Center

06/21/2024

Animal Care Center will closed Saturday June 22nd. If you have an emergency please call The Pet Emergency Center at 360-848-5911. We will resume normal operating hours Monday June 24th.

06/04/2024

Happy 3rd Birthday to sweet Zoey!! We hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy all your birthday gifts! 🐾🎉🩷🩷🩷

05/24/2024

Animal Care Center will be closed Monday May 27th. We hope all our two and four legged friends have an enjoyable weekend! We resume normal business hours on Tuesday May 28th.

04/19/2024

ACC staff enjoying their lunch break in the beautiful sunshine ☀️ today, we hope you’re all enjoying it as well!

04/19/2024

Animal Care Center will be closed tomorrow. Saturday April 20th. If your pet experiences an emergency please call the Pet Emergency Center at 360-848-5911.

04/12/2024

Say hello to our newest Care Plan member Zoe! isn’t she just adorable? 🐾 ❤️

03/28/2024

Easter flowers are beautiful, but we want our feline friends to be safe!

03/25/2024

Due to staffing ACC will be closed Saturday March 30th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We do have appointments available this week, you can call, text, email or use our online booking to schedule your appointments. Thank you for your understanding.

03/04/2024

We got a surprise snow storm this morning, that didn’t deter our amazing staff from showing up!

02/13/2024

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01/27/2024

We love our furry friends, and we really love it when they share their amazing talents with us. Doesn’t Gretel balance her treat so beautifully?❤️🐾

01/18/2024

Due to unsafe road conditions in areas. ACC will be closing at 3pm today so our staff can get home safely.

01/13/2024

ACC wishes Moose a very happy 7th birthday 🥳 🐾

01/03/2024

12/16/2023

Arthur’s got the holiday spirit with his bright smile!

12/13/2023

We love your pets like our own say hi to Zorro in his adorable jacket with Chloe!

12/09/2023

Maddie and Maddie!

12/07/2023

ACC has a therapeutic laser again! Pokey definitely rocks the doggles that keep his eyes protected during laser therapy!

12/06/2023

Snack time for Cricket and a curious Binx checking out our tree

12/02/2023

We love meeting new friends! Say hi to Luna ❤️🐾

11/30/2023

Our resident wall artist Mackenzie always makes us the most beautiful seasonal wall!

11/29/2023

We are getting in the holiday spirit at ACC, say hi to one our favorite four legged friends, Zoey!!!

11/21/2023

Recent reports have brought our attention to news of a new respiratory disease in dogs causing severe sickness in those effected. Your pet's safety and well-being is our priority so please read further to get more information. As we learn more we will keep you updated.

At this time, we suggest being cautious but not panic.

The current recommendations are to decrease contact with other dogs (daycare, dog parks, public water bowls), ensuring they are up to date on vaccines and monitoring for :
Coughing
Sneezing
Nasal discharge
Rapid/ labored breathing
If your dog is experiencing a cough, it is recommended to have them seen as soon as possible. We ask that you wait in your car and call us when you arrive so we can bring you to our outside exam room and not potentially contaminate the lobby. You can take your dogs temperature at home if concerned; normal for dogs is 99.5-102.5, if the temperature is elevated and respiratory signs are seen please schedule an appointment. Historically we treat "kennel cough" with quarantining your dog until coughing has ceased and antibiotics if needed. However, we will likely recommend a PCR/culture swab to send to the lab so we know which virus or bacteria is affecting your dog and to help the state track these cases.

Vaccines:
We are updating our vaccine protocol to encourage bi-annual Bordetella Vaccines.
Bordetella is usually done annually so your dog may require a booster heading into the winter season to maximize their immunity. We are also encouraging Parainfluenza and Influenza vaccines annually. Parainfluenza is usually a component in the distemper/parvo combo vaccine. Influenza is not one of our core vaccines so this is the vaccine most dogs will likely require. We are ordering more vaccines to have available for those that would like to booster. We are unsure what this new sickness is but are hoping these 3 respiratory vaccines will help offer some protective immunity to our local canine community.

Location of cases:
The most recent update showed cases in Oregon, however, with the holidays looming we are concerned it may travel rapidly in coming months.

You can track recommendations and the map at:

November 21, 2023 Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease in Oregon Media Inquiries: Please direct interview requests to the Oregon Department of Agriculture spokesperson.Originally published 8.7.23 | Updated 11.21.23 to align with ODA reports. No significant changes to prior published information are...