Companion Animal Clinic

06/12/2026

One year later… still best buddies! 🐾
Ranger and Riley visited Dr. Cutting yesterday, and their owners shared the sweetest comparison from last year when they were just babies. We love seeing how much these handsome beagle boys have grown!

06/11/2026

Temperatures are expected to rise this week, and I'm certain that they will fluctuate due to approaching seasonal changes. 🐾💗🐾🎇

06/08/2026

As summer approaches and grasses begin to dry out, check your yards for any of these nasty things: Fox Tails. This is becoming the most dangerous time for your pets. Not just dogs and cats, but all animals, including YOURSELF. When one of these is lodged in the skin, it can only move one way...forward. They can cause lots of damage, including death. They can also cause YOU a very expensive vet or doctor bill. If you see them in your yard, chop them down, pull them up, or just get rid of them as soon as possible!

06/01/2026

HAPPY JUNE 1ST

05/28/2026

Harmful algae blooms can be extremely dangerous for pets—especially dogs who love to swim, splash, or drink from lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams.

If the water looks suspicious, stay out. Thick green foam, pea-green or blue-green water, mats on the surface, or bright green clumps can all be warning signs.

Exposure can cause serious illness very quickly, so it’s safest to keep pets away from questionable water and offer fresh drinking water instead.

When in doubt, stay out!

Graphic courtesy of Oregon Veterinary Medical Association — thank you for sharing this important reminder.

05/27/2026

Congratulations to our raffle basket winners! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped us celebrate National Pet Week with a little extra fun. We loved seeing so many entries for our dog and cat baskets, and we hope the winners enjoy all their goodies!

Thank you again for celebrating pets with us! 🐾

05/26/2026

Oregon Veterinary Medical Association

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It's Arthritis Awareness Month. Just like humans, pets can develop arthritis, too. Arthritis is a chronic degenerative joint disease that causes pain, stiffness, and mobility challenges. Older pets are more likely to develop arthritis due to the effects of aging. Excess weight puts additional stress on joints, increasing the risk of arthritis. If your pet has achy joints and shows reduced mobility, ask your veterinarian about pain management options.

Call CAC for any options you might have questions about: 541-673-1345

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Raffle Drawing from National Pet Week!