How Pets Support Our Mental and Emotional Wellbeing
Pets do so much more than keep us company. They become part of our routines, our families, and some of our most meaningful moments.…
Hannah Blog
Stories, care guides, and updates from Hannah Pet Hospital.
News from our Portland and Tigard hospitals, advice for Pet Parents, and the people and Pets behind Hannah the Pet Society.
Why Spring Allergies Affect Pets Too
When spring arrives, many of us expect blooming flowers, longer walks, and warmer days. But for some Pets, spring also brings something less enjoyable:…
From Spicy to Snuggly: Mystic’s Journey Home
Sometimes, the most meaningful stories come from long-time Members who have trusted us through every stage of their Pet’s life. Kim and her husband…
A Day in the Life of a Pet Parent
6:30am. You didn’t set an alarm, your Pet did. Whether it’s a nose nudge, a paw to the face, or the unmistakable sound of…
Helping Nervous Pets Feel More Comfortable at the Vet
Creating calm, positive experiences, one visit at a time. For many Pets, visiting the veterinarian can feel overwhelming. New smells, unfamiliar sounds, and being…
How Hannah Helps Reduce Suprise Vet Bills
For many Pet Parents, one of the most stressful parts of veterinary care isn’t just the worry about their Pet, it’s the uncertainty around…
Meet The Team: Humans Behind Hannah
Meet Emily — Lead Dog Trainer, Portland Some journeys toward working with animals begin with a plan. Others begin with a feeling — a…
Why Senior Pets Need More Frequent Exams
As our Pets grow older, their needs begin to change in ways that aren’t always easy to see from the outside. A dog who…
Pet Skin Health 101: What Changes in Your Pet’s Skin Can Mean
Your Pet’s skin does more than hold their fur in place — it’s their largest organ and a key indicator of overall health. According…
From Puppies to Pros: The Importance of Training at Every Age
January is National Train Your Dog Month, an annual reminder—recognized by the Association of Professional Dog Trainers—that training is about far more than teaching…