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Tumalo Animal Hospital is your full service veterinary clinic serving animals both large & small for

Tumalo Animal Hospital is your full service veterinary clinic serving animals both large & small in Central Oregon for over 25 years. 24 Hour Emergency Service

04/08/2025

Wellness is Wonderful
At Tumalo Animal Hospital we believe that preventative medicine is the best medicine. If we can prevent disease instead of just treating it, we can help your pet live a longer, happier, healthier life.

Dogs, kittens, alpacas—we love and serve them all.

02/08/2025

Meet Alysse and Kira!

Often mistaken for one another,
Alysse (L) and Kira (R) are two of our brilliant veterinary assistants.

Alysse loves helping pets with anxiety become more confident. In her free time she enjoys camping and hiking with her Heeler, Phillip.

Kira enjoys being a veterinary assistant so much she is applying for vet school! Her favorite animal is the fruit bat.

30/07/2025

Have a Large Animal?
With easily accessed haul-in facilities and a chute for working small groups of cattle, as well as full out-call appointment capabilities, our large animal service offers:

• Herd health program development and management
• Mobile ultrasound and reproductive evaluation
• Trich testing and Brucellosis vaccination/testing
• Health Certificates
• Small ruminant and camelid medicine, wellness and vaccines, and minor surgery
• Hoof trimming for small ruminants, camelids, and pigs
• Pig medicine, wellness and vaccines, and spay/castration
• Daytime emergency & euthanasia services

Love your big animal? Tumalo Animal Hospital has you covered.

29/07/2025

Puppies.
Guaranteed to make you smile.

Don’t forget to check for CHEAT GRASS. Gently pull apart your pups toes and feel for the sharp poke of the grass seed. Look inside ears, too!

25/07/2025

Going somewhere out of state?
You might need a Certificate of Health…

If you’re traveling it’s good form to get your pets checked out.

The health certificate must be signed by an accredited veterinarian after examining your pet and determining that it is free of infectious diseases and satisfies all import requirements of the receiving state, territory, or country.

You will need a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection to travel and some airlines require an acclimation certificate. Both of these certificates can only be completed and signed by a federally accredited veterinarian.

Can we do it? Yes we can!
Call and ask us about your situation and we’ll happily help you out.

21/07/2025

Did you know that Tumalo Animal Hospital offers Acupuncture?

In its simplest sense, acupuncture is the treatment of conditions or symptoms by the insertion of very fine needles into specific points on the body in order to produce a cellular response.

Why would this be good for your pet?
Because Acupuncture stimulates the healing of some conditions, and provides effective pain relief in others. Conditions commonly treated with acupuncture include:

Arthritis
Intervertebral Disc disease
Muscle and tendon strains
Laryngeal Paralysis
Neurological Conditions
Digestive issues

For more information or an appointment for your pet, call our office today!

18/07/2025

At Tumalo Animal Hospital, we prioritize the health and safety of your pets. One common concern for dog owners in our area is cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum). This invasive plant can pose significant risks to your furry friends, particularly during outdoor activities.

How Cheatgrass Affects Dogs

Cheatgrass produces sharp seeds that can easily become lodged in your dog’s paws, ears, or even between their toes. These seeds can cause discomfort, pain, and potential infections if not addressed promptly. Dogs that frequently walk or play in areas where cheatgrass is prevalent are especially at risk.

How to Remove Cheatgrass from Your Dog’s Paws:

1. Inspect Regularly: After walks or outdoor playtime, take a moment to check your dog’s paws for any signs of cheatgrass seeds. Look between the toes and around the pads.

2. Gentle Removal: If you find any seeds, gently grasp them with your fingers or use a pair of tweezers to pull them out. Be careful not to pull too hard, as this can cause injury to your dog’s skin.

3. Monitor for Irritation: Keep an eye on your dog’s paws for any signs of redness, swelling, or discomfort in the days following your outdoor activities. If you notice any persistent issues, consult your veterinarian.

4. Consider Protective Gear: If your dog frequently walks in areas with cheatgrass, consider using protective booties. These can help shield their paws from sharp seeds and other debris.

By being proactive and vigilant, you can help protect your dog from the harmful effects of cheatgrass. If you have any concerns about your pet’s health or need further advice, feel free to reach out to us at Tumalo Animal Hospital. Your pet’s well-being is our top priority!

16/07/2025

Such a good dog. :)

14/07/2025

Protect Your Pet’s Paws: The Dangers of Hot Pavement 🐾
As summer heats up, it’s essential to keep our furry friends safe from the hidden dangers of hot pavement. At Tumalo Animal Hospital, we want to remind pet owners about the risks that high temperatures pose to your pet’s paws.
Why Hot Pavement is a Concern:
Burns and Blisters: Just like our feet can get burned on hot surfaces, your pet’s paw pads are vulnerable too. Temperatures can soar to dangerous levels, causing painful burns and blisters.
Sensitivity to Heat: Dogs and cats have sensitive paw pads that can easily be damaged by hot surfaces. Even a short walk on scorching pavement can lead to injury.
Signs of Distress: Watch for signs that your pet is uncomfortable, such as lifting their paws, limping, or refusing to walk. If you notice any of these behaviors, it’s time to find a cooler surface.
Tips to Keep Your Pet Safe:
Test the Pavement: Place your hand on the pavement for 7 seconds. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pet!
Walk Early or Late: Plan walks during the cooler parts of the day, such as early morning or late evening.
Use Protective Gear: Consider dog booties designed to protect paws from hot surfaces.
Stay Hydrated: Always carry water for your pet during walks to keep them hydrated and cool.
What to Do if Your Pet Gets Burned:
If you suspect your pet has suffered a paw pad burn, contact us immediately. We can provide the necessary care to help your furry friend heal.
At Tumalo Animal Hospital, we care about your pet’s well-being. Let’s keep their paws safe this summer! 🐶❤️🐱

11/07/2025

It’s that time again—time to VOTE FOR TUMALO ANIMAL HOSPITAL as your favorite hometown vet in the Best of Central Oregon contest!

Deadline is midnight 7/13–so get your votes in quick! :)

08/07/2025

At Tumalo Animal Hospital we Spay and Neuter :)

A spay procedure is performed on female cats and dogs, and involves removing the ovaries and uterus. In addition to removing the possibility of reproducing, the benefits of spaying include eliminating risk of pyometra (an infected uterus), decreased risk of mammary cancers, and reduced behavioral issues.

A neuter procedure is performed on male cats and dogs and involves removing the testicles. In addition to removing the possibility of reproducing, neutering can minimize unwanted behavior due to testosterone such as urine marking and aggression. It also eliminates the risk of testicular cancers and enlargement of the prostate.

Ideal age of spay or neuter is dependent on breed, size, and individual pet lifestyles.

Talk to us about the appropriate time to spay or neuter your pet!

06/07/2025

What’s cooler than cold laser therapy? A dog in doggles.

Address

19850 5th Street
OR
97703

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00
Saturday	08:30 - 16:00

Telephone

(541) 389-1540

Website

http://www.tumaloanimalhospital.com/

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