Pocket pets and reptiles are often seen as low-maintenance, but in reality, they require very unique care requirements that can be easy to overlook without the right guidance. Whether you’re new to these pets or have years of experience, even small adjustments can make a big difference in their long-term health. Our team has experience [...]
Dental procedures are one of the most common—and most misunderstood—services we provide in veterinary medicine. It’s natural for pet owners to have questions or concerns about anesthesia, dental X-rays, and extractions. Our goal is always to help you understand why these procedures are recommended and how they protect your pet’s long-term health and comfort. Why [...]
Coastal weather can go from sunny to sideways rain in about five minutes — which means many Newport pups spend more time indoors this time of year. And when dogs get bored, they get… creative. Mental enrichment helps keep your dog calm, confident, and out of trouble, even when outdoor adventures are limited. How to [...]
Springtime on the Oregon Coast is beautiful—but for many pets, it also marks the start of allergy season. Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from allergies caused by pollen, grasses, mold, and other environmental triggers. And thanks to our damp coastal climate, these allergens can stick around longer than expected. At Newport Veterinary [...]
Living on the Oregon coast means enjoying the beauty of nature year-round—but it also means dealing with fleas in every season. Unlike colder inland areas, Newport’s mild, humid climate creates the perfect environment for fleas to thrive year-round. At Newport Veterinary Hospital, we frequently see flea infestations even in winter, which is why consistent, year-round [...]
Winter along the Oregon coast doesn’t bring snow and freezing temperatures like inland areas, but the rain, wind, and storms can still pose risks to our pets. Damp conditions, flooding, and high winds can create health hazards, making it important to adjust your pet care routine. At Newport Veterinary Hospital, we want to help you [...]
As a responsible pet owner, deciding when to spay or neuter your pet is an important part of their healthcare. Not only does it contribute to controlling the pet population, but it also provides numerous health and behavioral benefits. In this post, we’ll explore what spaying and neutering involve, the ideal timing, and how these [...]
Adopting a senior pet can be a deeply rewarding experience, providing a loving home for an animal in its golden years. However, senior dogs and cats have different needs compared to their younger counterparts. Here are some tips to ensure your senior pets remain happy and healthy. 1. Regular Veterinary Check-Ups Regular veterinary visits are [...]
Leaving a dog alone can be a necessary part of pet ownership, whether you have to go to work, run errands, or have other obligations that require you to be away from home. However, it's important to consider how long is too long to leave a dog alone to ensure their well-being and happiness. In [...]
As a pet owner, you always want what's best for your furry friend. Whether you have a dog or a cat, ensuring their health and well-being is a top priority. When it comes to treating various conditions and ailments in pets, laser therapy for dogs and cats has become an increasingly popular holistic healing method. [...]