Animal Health Center

10/23/2026

The results are in…!!!
With a landslide win 1st place is pumpkin #5!
2nd place is pumpkin #11!
3rd place is pumpkin #9!

Thank you to those who voted and helped make this decision with us!🎃

10/22/2026

In honor of tech week, we hosted a pumpkin carving contest for our staff! 🎃 Now we need your help!
Below are pictures of the staff and their awesome pumpkins carved. They are labeled 1-15.

We need your help in deciding which pumpkin is crowned the winner!! Please leave a comment of the numbered pumpkin you like the best!! Voting will be open until 1 pm tomorrow. The winner will be announced then!

Thanks for playing along!🎃🧡

10/22/2026

✨Happy Technician Week✨
We cannot thank our techs and assistants enough for the hardwork and countless hours they put into this clinic and caring for our patients!🩷🐶🐱

09/17/2026

We love seeing our employees following their dreams! We are so proud of you Isabella!

Entering from the West this year is Princess Isabella Orr of Ukiah, Oregon!

We're just 2 short days away from celebrating the 116th Pendleton Round-Up!

Let’er Buck!

09/04/2026

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Pain management is a high priority for veterinarians. Whether dog, cat, horse, livestock or exotic pet, your veterinarian can diagnose the cause of your animal's pain and help treat it.

The signs of pain in dogs may or may not be obvious. Many dogs hide signs of pain when interacting with people. Watch for changes in your dog's activity level and behavior as these are the best indicators that it may be experiencing pain.

How Veterinarians Alleviate Pain in Animals
* Treat the illness or injury that is causing pain
* Prescribe appropriate pain medications
* Recommend weight management and/or a special diet
* Suggest changes for the home environment (ramps, steps, etc.)
* Other treatments include: physical therapy, acupuncture, and laser therapy

09/02/2026

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Pain management is a high priority for veterinarians. Whether dog, cat, horse, livestock or exotic pet, your veterinarian can diagnose the cause of your animal's pain and help treat it.

The signs of pain in cats can be subtle. They evolved to hide symptoms of illness or disease from predators. Watch for changes in your cat's activity level and behavior as these are the best indicators of pain.

How Veterinarians Alleviate Pain in Animals
* Treat the illness or injury that is causing pain
* Prescribe appropriate pain medications
* Recommend weight management and/or a special diet
* Suggest changes for the home environment (ramps, steps, etc.)
* Other treatments include: physical therapy, acupuncture, and laser therapy

08/19/2026

08/14/2026

We are thinking about fall and ready to add to our team. We have a variety of positions available! Stop by for an application or email a resume and letter of interest.

If you applied previously and are still interested, don't hesitate to email and let us know.

07/03/2026

4th of July hours:
Today(7/3): 8-530
Saturday(7/4): CLOSED
Sunday(7/5):CLOSED

If you have an emergency, please call 541-963-6621. We be back open with normal hours starting Monday(7/6)🤍

Please take the necessary precautions to protect you furry friends this weekend💙

07/03/2026

With Independence Day celebrations fast approaching, it’s important to take precautions to keep your pets safe both during and after Fourth of July festivities. Here are 7️⃣ pet safety tips to keep in mind. You can find more important information here: https://bit.ly/4a3G61u