We recently shared a story on Facebook about a tragic situation involving a rope toy. A pet parent was devastated after their dog shredded the toy, ingesting long pieces of it that ended up causing the dog to pass away. While this situation isn’t necessarily common, it is something that can happen. We wanted to provide some safety tips when … Read More
Dog Toys (Part One)
Did you know that many behavioral problems in dogs are the result of boredom or excess energy? Not only do toys offer physical stimulation, they’re enriching for the mind! If your dog is digging, chewing on furniture, shoes, etc. the right toy might just be the ticket to a happy dog and a relaxed pet owner. There are different types … Read More
Congratulations Dr. Rory Applegate!
Congratulations to Dr. Rory Applegate for passing her boards in Internal Medicine! She has joined the ranks of our other board-certified veterinarians at Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Center. But what does “board-certified” mean? A board-certified veterinary specialist is a veterinarian who, after veterinary school, completes an internship and a minimum of two to three additional years of intense training in … Read More
Attention Dog Owners: Here’s How You Can Plan the Best Trip Ever Without Going Broke
By Guest Blogger: Nick Burton If you have a dog, chances are you consider them a part of the family. That’s why leaving them for an extended amount of time can be so difficult. While there may be times when you simply can’t take your pup with you out of town, it’s really not as hard to travel with them … Read More
Safe Summers with Your Dog
Summer is a wonderful time of year! Long days, warm nights, fun road trips… and of course you want to take your best friend with you! Your dog is always ready for your next adventure. As fantastic as it is to have your pup with you all the time, there are many things you should consider during these hot months. … Read More
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Please NoteIf your pet has a medical emergency and your veterinarian is unavailable, please call ahead if possible, so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival. (541) 282-7711Patient Arrival For the safety of all pets and pet owners who visit Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Center, we request that all animals arrive either on a leash or in an appropriate pet … Read More
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Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty CenterAlternate Emergency FacilitiesPet Emergency? We Can help.Get In TouchEmergency ServicesWe know emergencies happen, and we are here to help! If your pet has a medical emergency and your veterinarian is unavailable, please call ahead if possible so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival. You can reach us at (541) 282-7711. Learn MoreHere for you, 24/7We … Read More