Rogers Veterinary Service

11/27/2025

We are thankful to be part of your and your animal's lives. Happy Thanksgiving from Rogers Veterinary Service!

11/19/2025

Rogers Veterinary Service will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 26, through Sunday, Nov. 30, for the Thanksgiving Holiday. We will be on call and available for emergencies for our established clients during this time. Our office will reopen Monday, Dec. 1, at 8 a.m. We ask that if you need prescriptions refilled in the next week or two, please get those requests to us before the end of the day Monday, Nov. 24, so we can have them ready for you by Tuesday, Nov. 25. Also, for planning purposes, RVS will be closed from Dec. 24 through Jan. 1 for our annual Christmas holiday break. Happy Holidays from Rogers Veterinary Service!

10/29/2025

Here are some additional tips on keeping your pets safe and comfortable on Halloween from the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association.

🎃👻 Halloween is almost here! Here are some tips to help keep your pet safe on the spookiest night of the year. 👻🎃

10/28/2025

Our friends at the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association have a few tips for helping keep your pets safe this Halloween ...

Spooky season has arrived! Here are some tips to help keep your pet safe during the Halloween festivities:

Halloween Treats Are Not for Pets 🍬🍫
* Keep holiday treats and candies out of your pet's reach.
* Unsweetened, dark, bittersweet and baking chocolate can be toxic to pets. If your dog eats chocolate, call your veterinarian or an animal poison control center, as treatment may need to be rendered immediately. Symptoms of toxicity include excitement, nervousness, trembling, vomiting, diarrhea, excessive thirst or urination, muscle spasms and seizures.
* Keep gum, candy or breath mints containing the sweetener xylitol away from your pets. When a pet eats even a small amount of xylitol, it causes a surge of insulin, and the animal's blood sugar may drop quickly and dangerously.

Decorations Are Potential Tricks 🕸🎃
* Halloween decorations such as fake cobwebs should be kept out of reach of pets.
* Glow sticks can be hazardous if chewed or ingested, causing mouth pain and irritation, as well as profuse drooling and foaming at the mouth.
* Light strands, loose wires and electric cords can be a serious hazard to your pet, especially puppies, who may chew them.
* Never leave candles, such as those in jack-o-lanterns, unattended—especially around puppies and kittens.
* Never allow your pets to eat a leftover jack-o-lantern, as a rotted, moldy pumpkin can make them seriously ill.

08/20/2025

Rogers Veterinary Service wishes all of our clients competing in 4-H, FFA and Open Class events at this year's Oregon State Fair the best of luck. The 2025 Oregon State Fair opens Friday, Aug. 22, and runs through Monday, Sept. 1, at the state fairgrounds, located at 2330 17th St. NE in Salem. For more information: www.oregonstatefair.org.

08/11/2025

What would you do with your pets or livestock in the event of a wildfire? Flood? Earthquake? Disasters can occur when least expected, which makes advanced preparations all the more important. Rogers Veterinary Service has a Disaster Preparedness checklist available that includes suggestions on everything from types of animal identification to use, ideas for a pet first aid kit, and an evacuation kit checklist for your pets and farm animals. For more information, visit www.rogersvetservice.com and follow the link on our Resources page. The Disaster Preparedness checklist is easily printed out, or stop by the RVS office to pick up a copy.

08/01/2025

Come to the Benton County Fair today from 3 pm - 6 pm to support the 4H Dunk Tank Fundraiser.

Dr. Keelan Rogers will be in the dunk tank from 3:30 pm- 4 pm!

Dunk tank is located on the North side of Guerber Hall.

07/29/2025

Rogers Veterinary Service wishes all of our clients participating in 4-H and Open Class divisions at the Benton County Fair the best of luck. This year's fair runs Wednesday (July 30) through Saturday (August 2) at the Benton County Fairgrounds, located at the corner of Southwest 53rd Street and Reservoir Avenue in Corvallis. Just a reminder that this year's Lee Allen Memorial Youth Livestock Market Auction takes place Saturday starting at 3 p.m. It's time for some "Barn Yard Fun in the Sun" here in Benton County!

07/22/2025

Rogers Veterinary Service wishes good luck to all of our clients taking part in 4-H, FFA and Open Class competitions at this week's Lane County Fair. The fair runs Wednesday through Sunday (July 23-27) at the Lane Event Center on West 13th Avenue in Eugene. This year's Youth Livestock Market Auction is Saturday, July 26, at 2 p.m.

07/17/2025

As we get ready for the Linn, Lane and Benton county fairs during the next few weeks, here are some tips for how to help prevent the spread of germs while visiting the livestock barns, courtesy of the Oregon Department of Agriculture and OVMA.

It's fair season in Oregon! Visiting animals at the fair is a highlight of the experience for many fairgoers. The Oregon Department of Agriculture reminds us that we all play a role in keeping animals and people safe and healthy. Fairs bring animals and people together from many different places in Oregon. This brings a risk of exposing animals or people to germs that may make them sick. Here are tips you can practice before, during, and after visiting with animals that will help prevent the spread of germs.

07/14/2025

Good luck to all of our clients participating in 4-H, FFA and Open Class competitions at the 2025 Linn County Fair. This year's fair runs July 17-18-19 at the Linn County Expo Center off Knox Butte Road in Albany. Several of the 4-H and FFA animal shows will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday (July 15-16) before the fair officially opens to the public on Thursday. These "pre-fair" shows are free to attend and open to the public. Of note, the 2025 Linn County Youth Livestock Auction is Saturday, July 19, at noon in the Calapooia Arena. Nearly 400 4-H and FFA members are expected to bring a market animal to this year's fair. The Linn County Fair, "Music ... Food ... And a Whole Lot of Fun!"

07/08/2025

Rogers Veterinary Service is celebrating 15 years of business this month. We want to take a moment to thank each one of you for your support during the past 15 years. We appreciate the opportunity to help care for your pets and livestock, and are thankful that so many of you have put your trust in us. Our business has grown exponentially since we started back in July 2010, and we owe it all to our wonderful clients. For that, we are deeply appreciative. We at Rogers Veterinary Service look forward to continuing to serve you, your pets, and your livestock in the years to come!