Care-First, Not Cost-First: Understanding $0 at Services
What Does “$0 at Services” Really Mean? If you’ve ever hesitated before scheduling a vet visit because of cost, you’re not alone. Many Pet…
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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.
Is My Pet Overweight? Signs Your Dog or Cat May Need a Healthy Weight Plan
January is Weight Loss Awareness Month, and while many of us reflect on our own health goals after the holidays, it’s also a great…
Hannah Pet Of The Month: Penny
This month we’re celebrating Penny, a 9-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel under the care of Hannah Pet Parent Emalee Rabinovitch. Emalee was nice enough…
We’re Thankful For These Tips On Keeping Your Pet Safe During Thanksgiving
You've already got a lot to worry about on Thanksgiving Day -- preparing (or enjoying) a labor-intensive meal, navigating complicated family politics, rooting for…
Hannah Harvest Festival 2023 Photo Gallery
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Hannah Harvest Festival 2023! If you stopped by our fall-themed photo booth, you'll be able…
Hannah’s Halloween Tips For Safe And Spooky Fun
Halloween is a fun and exciting time, but it can be a challenging event for Pets. As a Pet Parent, it’s important to take…
Fun Fall Activity Ideas For You And Your Hannah Pet
Who here is ready for fall? The temperature in Oregon and Washington is still all over the place and the air quality isn’t doing…
Senior Pet Wellness: September is Healthy Aging Month
Has your Hannah Pet gotten a little slower, or a little gray in the face? It may be time to consider them a “senior…
Important Information: CIRD Canine Infections Respiratory Disease Complex Alert
CIRD, often referred to as "infectious tracheobronchitis" is a contagious respiratory disease that can affect dogs of all ages.
Be Careful Putting An AirTag (Or Your Pet’s Name) On Their Collar. Here’s Why.
Let’s start with the most obvious danger related to hanging a small, battery-operated, electronic device on your Pet’s neck: they might eat it.