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Canyon Pet Hospital New clients receive $25 off their first exam. Trust us to keep your pets healthy and happy with our compassionate and professional approach.

Welcome to Canyon Pet Hospital in Beaverton, where our dedicated team provides top-notch veterinary care for your beloved pets. With over 30 years of experience, our modern facility offers comprehensive services, including preventive care and emergency treatment.

10/16/2026

🐾 How to Trim Your Pet’s Nails at Home (Without the Stress!) ✂️

Keeping your furry friend’s nails trimmed isn’t just about looks; it’s about comfort and health too! Here’s how to do it safely and calmly:

1️⃣ Get the right tools – Pet nail clippers or a grinder, styptic powder/cornstart (for accidents) , and treats! 🍖
2️⃣ Find a calm spot – Make sure your pet is relaxed before you start.
3️⃣ Check the quick – That pink area inside the nail is full of nerves and blood vessels. Only trim the clear or white tip.
4️⃣ Trim a little at a time – Better to take off too little than too much.
5️⃣ Reward and praise – Give your pet lots of love (and snacks) after! 💕

✨ Healthy nails = happy paws! 🐶🐱 Black nails are a bit more of a challenge. Keep your eyes peeled for a video on Trimming Black nails on a pet!

Keep those tails wagging, even indoors! 🐶 Mental stimulation, sniffing games, interactive toys, and short training sessi...
10/14/2026

Keep those tails wagging, even indoors! 🐶 Mental stimulation, sniffing games, interactive toys, and short training sessions are great ways to add a little extra enrichment to your dog's day.

Have questions about keeping your dog happy and active? Give our team a call! 🐾

🍂🐾 Fall Allergies in Dogs & Cats — What Pet Parents Should Know! 🐾🍂Just like people, pets can struggle with seasonal all...
10/12/2026

🍂🐾 Fall Allergies in Dogs & Cats — What Pet Parents Should Know! 🐾🍂

Just like people, pets can struggle with seasonal allergies, and fall is a common time for those itchy symptoms to flare up!

🍁 Common signs of fall allergies include:

Excessive licking or chewing at paws 🐾

Scratching or biting at the skin

Red, irritated ears or frequent ear infections

Watery eyes or sneezing

Dull or patchy coat

⚠️ Don’t wait it out!
If your pet is scratching or licking constantly, it’s important to get them checked sooner rather than later. Persistent itching can break the skin, leading to painful secondary infections that require medication and longer healing times.

💡 What can help:

Schedule a vet visit to identify the cause and rule out infections or parasites.

Bathe regularly with a gentle, hypoallergenic shampoo to remove allergens from the coat.

Wipe paws after outdoor walks to limit pollen buildup.

Ask your vet about omega-3 supplements or allergy medication.

🍂 A little early care can make a big difference; keeping your furry friend comfortable, healthy, and happy all season long! 🐕🐈❤️

10/09/2026

A new season can mean a few changes to your pet’s routine! From adjusting walks as temperatures drop to keeping up with grooming and monitoring diet and activity, small seasonal changes can help support your pet’s health and comfort.

Have questions about adjusting your pet’s routine this fall? Give our team a call!

🍑 Let’s Talk About A**l Glands — A Stinky but Important Topic! 🐶If you’ve ever seen your dog scooting their bottom acros...
10/09/2026

🍑 Let’s Talk About A**l Glands — A Stinky but Important Topic! 🐶

If you’ve ever seen your dog scooting their bottom across the floor, licking excessively under their tail, or suddenly smelling a little funky... their a**l glands might be the culprit.

Dogs have two small scent glands located just inside their rear end. These glands naturally empty during bowel movements, but sometimes they can become impacted or infected — and that’s when the problems start.

🚨 Signs your dog might need help:

Scooting or dragging their rear

Licking or biting at their backside

A sudden fishy or foul odor

Swelling or redness around the a**s

If left untreated, full or infected glands can rupture, causing painful abscesses that need veterinary care.

💩 How to help your dog:

Ask your groomer or vet to express the glands regularly if your pup tends to have issues.

Consider adding a**l gland support chews to promote healthy digestion and firmer stools — which help express those glands naturally!

Keep up with a balanced diet, regular exercise, and hydration.

✨ Regular maintenance can prevent discomfort, infection, and those smelly surprises. When in doubt, always check with your vet to make sure your dog’s behind is happy and healthy!

10/05/2026

As you enjoy the new season with your pet, watch for changing temperatures, seasonal toxins, ticks, and other outdoor hazards.

Have questions about keeping your pet safe this fall? Give our team a call!

🐾 Fun Pet Health Facts About Dogs & Cats! 🐾🐶 Dogs:A dog’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint, no two are ali...
10/05/2026

🐾 Fun Pet Health Facts About Dogs & Cats! 🐾

🐶 Dogs:

A dog’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint, no two are alike! 👃

Regular tooth brushing can add 2–4 years to your dog’s life. 🪥

Dogs actually sweat through their paw pads, not their fur! 🐾

The color of your dog’s gums can tell a lot about their health, pale or blue gums can be a sign of illness. 🩷

Omega-3 fatty acids (like fish oil) can help keep their skin, coat, and joints healthy and shiny! 🐟

🐱 Cats:

Cats spend 30–50% of their day grooming themselves; it’s part of how they stay clean and regulate body temperature. 🧼

A cat’s purr isn’t just cute.. it can actually promote healing! Purring vibrations are thought to help with bone and tissue repair. 💗

Indoor cats live, on average, 2–3 times longer than outdoor cats. 🏠

Cats need taurine, an essential amino acid found in meat; without it, they can develop serious heart and vision problems. 🍗

Cats’ whiskers aren’t just for looks; they help them judge space and distance, like built-in measuring tools! 📏

✨ Bonus Tip: Regular vet visits, balanced nutrition, and mental stimulation are key to keeping your furry friends happy and healthy; no matter their age or breed!

🐾 The Importance of Regular Nail Trims for Dogs & Cats 🐾Did you know that keeping your pet’s nails trimmed isn’t just ab...
10/02/2026

🐾 The Importance of Regular Nail Trims for Dogs & Cats 🐾

Did you know that keeping your pet’s nails trimmed isn’t just about looks; it’s about their comfort and health too?

Overgrown nails can cause pain, affect how your pet walks, and even lead to joint issues over time. For cats, long nails can snag on furniture or carpet and cause injury. For dogs, long nails can make every step uncomfortable, especially on hard floors.

Groomers are an excellent first stop for routine nail trims. Regular visits help your pet associate nail care with a calm, positive environment — not just the vet’s office. This can make the experience less stressful for everyone (including you!). There are many great groomers locally.

Groomers are trained to safely and gently trim nails, recognize when a pet needs a break, and help keep those paws healthy between vet checkups.

✨ Pro tip: Keeping up with trims every 4–6 weeks can make the process easier each time and prevent nails from getting too long in the first place.

🐱 More Amazing Cat Facts! 🐾✨ Night Vision Ninjas: Cats can see in very low light—6 times better than humans!✨ Jumping Ch...
09/28/2026

🐱 More Amazing Cat Facts! 🐾

✨ Night Vision Ninjas: Cats can see in very low light—6 times better than humans!
✨ Jumping Champs: They can jump up to 6 times their body length in a single leap.
✨ Communication Experts: Cats have over 100 different sounds to communicate with humans and other cats.
✨ Fast Reflexes: A cat’s reflexes are lightning quick, which is why they can always land on their feet.
✨ Ancient Companions: Cats were first domesticated over 4,000 years ago in ancient Egypt.

Cats are endlessly fascinating—share one thing your cat does that always surprises you! 😸

Address

14705 SW Allen Boulevard
Beaverton, OR
97007

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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+15036441601

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