Great News for Trupanion Pets! We are so excited to announce that we will be installing Trupanion Express at Cascade Summit this Thursday, August 13th! What does this mean for you?
Since recreational marijuana is now legal in Oregon, it’s prudent to talk about toxicity for dogs since they’ll be the first to nab any unattended stashes. The psychoactive ingredient in marijuana is delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (a.k.a. THC). Regular marijuana is usually 1-8% THC. Hashish (made from the
When teaching any new command, it’s important to have your dog’s full attention and to stop before you lose their attention completely. Think of it as you always want to keep them wanting more!
Meet Lilly, Lilly is a sweet older girl. We met her for the first time for evaluation of a swollen belly. On palpation of her abdomen by Dr. Ortner, it was noted that she had a large mass. X-rays and subsequently an abdominal ultrasound with a
We believe in the importance of keeping all pets on monthly deworming and flea prevention. A significant amount of pets test positive for intestinal parasites, which they pick up from water sources, parks, wild animal feces, and the ground in their own backyard. And here in
Have you ever read a copy of the Veterinary Oath? This is what is says: “Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health, the relief
Natura Pet Foods Expands Salmonella Recall By News Desk | April 21, 2013 Natura Pet Products, which issued a recall of select lots of four brands of pet food last month, has expanded its recall to include all of the company’s dry pet food and treat
A word from Dr. Christine Ortner about the differences between locally owned veterinary clinics and national chain “big box” corporate clinics… I opened Cascade Summit Animal Hospital in 2003. I live in this community and take pride in serving my friends and neighbors. I love seeing
Chinese and Western herbs come in liquids, tablets, capsules, and powders. In liquid form, some are preserved with a small amount of alcohol and some are glycerin based. Since herbs don’t generally taste great, it’s important to be aware of dosing options to improve ease of administration
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