Nature's Pet Market Orenco Station

11/24/2025

We will be closed for Thanksgiving November 27th to celebrate with our families.
Wishing you and your family a blessed day.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween

08/29/2025

We will be closed Monday September 1st to celebrate Labor Day.

Enjoy the day.

07/31/2025

FYI

Do you know how to spot a bloom of harmful algae or cyanobacteria? Blooms can look like foam or scum on the surface of water. They can also be different colors, like green, blue, red or brown.

If the water looks scummy, discolored or even smell like rotting plants, these could be signs of harmful algae or cyanobacteria. When in doubt, stay out!

You can plan ahead by seeing the latest ongoing advisories in effect on Oregon Health Authority’s page: https://ow.ly/z2Hk50WaaxV

07/01/2025

Have a Happy & Safe holiday.
We will be closed Friday July 4th

06/07/2025

It's that time of year, car and pavement to hot for your fur babies

Summer weather is here, and officers are starting to receive calls about dogs in hot cars. Dogs are particularly susceptible to dying from overheating because they have a hard time staying cool.
🌡️ Even in the shade temperatures can soar quickly to dangerous levels.
🥵 🐾 Leaving the windows open has little effect on how hot it is inside the car.

06/05/2025

Good Information

With the 4th of July approaching, it's important to remember that the sound from fireworks is a common sources of fear and anxiety for many dogs. With some advanced planning, you can help your dog feel safe during this stressful time. Set your dog up for success with the following tips in the graphic below.

06/05/2025

FYI

With the 4th of July approaching, it's important to remember that the sound from fireworks is a common sources of fear and anxiety for many dogs. With some advanced planning, you can help your dog feel safe during this stressful time. Set your dog up for success with the following tips in the graphic below.

05/14/2025

We will be closed May 26th for Memorial Day

05/14/2025

If your pet is sensitive to noise, be aware that the Oregon International Air Show will be taking place May 16-18 at the Hillsboro Airport.

Loud planes and unusual noises may cause pets to panic and escape from their enclosures or to bolt away from their owners.

Even pets that have never seemed bothered by loud noises before can develop new fears.

Tips for keeping your pets safe and secure:

• If you think your pet might fear loud noises, call your veterinarian TODAY to discuss medication or other options for reducing your pet’s fear. Doing this now is also good planning for the upcoming Fourth of July fireworks!

• Verify that your pet’s ID tag and microchip have current and updated information, and that your dog is licensed. Double-check that their collar fits well and that any tags are securely attached. If you pet needs an ID tag, many pet supply stores offer in-store pet tag engraving. If your pup needs a dog license tag, we are open Monday through Friday for in-person dog licensing.

• Check your fence and gates. Are there loose or warped boards? Are there spots where your dog or another critter has started to tunnel near the fence? Is the gate closed and latched, and does the gate stay latched?

• Keep your dog on a leash for their potty breaks, even in your own yard.

• Pick a room in your home that can provide a safe space for your pet. You want them to associate the room with good things like treats, cuddles and their favorite bedding. Consider adding soft music, talk radio or white noise to the room.

If you find a stray animal or your own pet goes missing, visit our website at www.WashingtonCountyPets.com for lost and found pet resources.

Thank you for helping us keep the animals in our community safe at home!