Healthy Pet Lake Oswego

05/22/2026

Our new girl Leela is making her social media debut to remind you there’s just over a week left to get 15% off all Rawbble! is our Brand of the Month for May, and an additional 15% of sales will go to ! We adopted Leela from Newberg in March and she is making herself right at home here! Peep the last pic where she says “Don’t miss this screaming good deal!” 😹❤️🐾.

05/07/2026

Our 40th Anniversary Celebration continues in May! And this sale is a BIG one! All food and treats are 15% off all month. And, an additional 15% of those sales will be donated to
Newberg is a personal favorite of ours as we’ve adopted two store kitties from them over the years, including our new girl Leela! Stop by to stock up on Bixbi/Rawbble and meet our new kitty!

04/07/2026

We’ve all heard that people with dogs live longer, right? Next time someone asks for proof just share this Times article with them!

Research dating back decades has found that people who own pets, especially dogs, tend to be healthier than people who don’t.

04/06/2026

Save 10% on this month at Healthy Pet! And, as a part of our 40th anniversary celebration an additional 10% will be donated to !

04/04/2026

Don’t look so sad! We’ll be back with normal hours bright and early Monday morning. Enjoy the holiday and the BEAUTIFUL weekend!

04/03/2026

Our 40th Anniversary celebration continues! Our April Brand of the Month is and the Nonprofit of the Month is ! That means you save 10% on all A Pup Above products at checkout and an additional 10% of those sales will be donated to Pixie Project at the end the month! So stock up on your dog’s favorite food at a good price and give back at the same time!

03/23/2026

There are really no words adequate to thank everyone who came out for Snicker’s Birthday on Friday. So many friends two legged and four, scratches, snacks, a cake and even a HAMBURGER! You all sure do know how to make a girl feel special! She has a full belly and we have full hearts 💖

03/16/2026

Kidney disease is often associated with cats, but dogs can develop it too.

While chronic kidney disease is more common in felines, many dogs will experience kidney issues during their lifetime. Causes can range from preventable factors like periodontal disease to infections such as leptospirosis, or breed-related conditions like renal dysplasia seen in breeds like Shih Tzus.

One area pet parents can influence is nutrition. Managing nutrients like phosphorus can play an important role in supporting kidney health and reducing strain on the kidneys.

Learn how low-phosphorus foods can help support dogs with kidney concerns: ➡️ https://bit.ly/3NyQ4PM

03/15/2026

Come celebrate with us this Friday!

03/10/2026

This big polite boy knows just where to come for the best snacks in town! Hagrid the friendly giant