Four Corners Veterinary Clinic

10/12/2026

Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day, where we recognize and celebrate the history and culture of Indigenous people all across the nation. 🐾✨

The Coast Salish People of our own Pacific Northwest once developed a breed of dog that we now call the "Salish wool dog". These dogs grew a fur so thick and warm that it rivaled the quality of European fleece, and was used to make textiles like rugs and blankets. These dogs were not pets; they were seen as close relatives, near human, with wisdom to share, and the materials made from their wool had great cultural and spiritual significance. According to the Salish origin story, the tribes' women were taught how to weave wool by the dogs themselves.
The Salish wool dog went extinct in the late 1800s due to the suppression of Indigenous cultures, making it a beautiful but tragically lost piece of Salish history.

You can learn more about the Coast Salish people and other Indigenous tribes of the Pacific Northwest by visiting the Museum of Natural and Culture History right here in Eugene!
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10/10/2026

Neela wants to wish you a happy World Mental Health Day!
Take some time today to rest, recooperate, and do something that makes you happy - like cuddling your furry friend. Pets can help improve your mental health just by being in your life. Who is your best feline friend or canine companion? 🐾✨

10/07/2026

Tomorrow, 10/08/26 from 8:00-9:00 a.m., our lobby will be closed and phones will be off for a staff meeting. Please send us a text message (541-688-5521) or email ([email protected]) and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding!
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10/05/2026

Happy World Teachers' Day! 👩‍🏫🐾✨
Today is a day for recognizing the work, effort and accomplishments of educators all across the world. Every teacher has a unique approach to shaping young minds, some even employ dogs and cats to help students relax, de-stress, and focus!

10/02/2026

Savi showing off her pearly whites! If your pet needs a freshening up, remember that Four Corners provides dental cleanings for cats and dogs! 🦷🐾✨

10/01/2026

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While today is a good day to enjoy a cup of your favorite kind of coffee, your furry friends should stay far away from caffeinated beverages of any kind. Caffeine is toxic to cats and dogs, causing harm to their hearts and nervous systems. Even decaf-style coffee is dangerous, as it still contains residual amounts of caffeine. If you suspect your pet has drank any amount of coffee, even a few licks, it's best to contact your vet or the Pet Poison Helpline right away.
Remember to keep your coffee or any other caffeinated beverages out of reach of pets. This is one treat you'll get to enjoy all by yourself! ☕🐾✨

09/30/2026

Tomorrow, 10/01/26 from 8:00-9:00 a.m., our lobby will be closed and phones will be off for a staff meeting. Please send us a text message (541-688-5521) or email ([email protected]) and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding!
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09/26/2026

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Have you heard the buzz about corn in dog food? It's not as bad as rumor says.

Learn why corn is beneficial for dogs.

09/25/2026

Public awareness announcement! 📣
Five bats have tested positive for rabies within Lane County so far this year, and 27 across the entire state of Oregon. Bats are incredibly important actors in our local ecosystems and more often than not are harmless, but it is important to make sure you and your pets are staying safe around them.

Please remember:
- Keep your pets up-to-date on their rabies vaccine. If you aren't sure about your pet's coverage, check your pet's records or ask your veterinarian. Four Corners will always offer rabies for a healthy pet!
- Report any deceased, injured or otherwise grounded bats that you find. Do not let your animals interact with a grounded bat.
- Do not touch the bat. If you must move a grounded or deceased bat, do so with thick heavy gloves or lift the bat gently with a shovel. Save the body if possible so that it may be tested for rabies.

If you or your pet has been in direct contact with a bat or any other animal acting oddly, contact your vet or doctor immediately. Rabies cases are relatively rare, but it's better to be safe than sorry! ✨🐾

09/24/2026

Blazer thought he'd try out a new outfit and advertisement all in one!
Our 50% off special for f***l screenings ends right at the end of this month. If you need to run a screening on your pet, now's the time! 🐾✨