Newsletter

Canine Influenza: What you should know

A recent outbreak of Canine Influenza Virus has been reported in San Francisco. There is concern that dogs in Portland may be at risk due to travel between the cities… Read more

Meet Client Care Coordinator Angela

Angela joined the Northwest Neighborhood Veterinary team after moving to Portland in 2014. She grew up on the east coast and has lived in Houston, Seattle, Chicago and New York… Read more

Canines Are a Key to Cardiac Health

February is Heart Month, and if you have a dog, he or she could be doing more for your heart than just making it feel warm with affection. According to… Read more

Canine Influenza

What is canine influenza? Canine influenza virus (CIV) is primarily the result of two influenza strains: H3N8 from an equine origin and H3N2 from an avian origin. Both of these… Read more

New Featured Artist at Northwest Neighborhood Veterinary Hospital

Our lobby and exam rooms are now filled with the beautiful pet photography of Kolu Westcott. She is a talented local artist, who focuses on beautiful portraits of beloved pets.… Read more

Welcoming Dr. Sarah McCormack

I grew up traveling around the world with my parents and met a lot of weird and wonderful animals along the way. That experience sparked my interest in the way… Read more

Holiday Food and Clothing Drive for Friendly House Senior Program

November 25, 2016 through January 7, 2017 We are kicking off our annual food and clothing drive to support Friendly House Senior Services on November 25th. Your donations, combined with… Read more

Strut Your Mutt – Portland

Northwest Neighborhood Veterinary Hospital is once again participating in Strut Your Mutt, a fundraising event that benefits Best Friends Animal Society! Strut Your Mutt - Portland Sellwood Riverfront Park Saturday, September… Read more

Staff Highlight

Tara Jeans, CVT I grew up in central Missouri. After obtaining a degree in Anthropology, I decided I wanted to work in the veterinary field. Then, in 2003, that desire… Read more

Caring for Aging Cats

Our cats’ behaviors change as they mature. As the rebellious days of youth fade, wiser, more leisurely companions emerge. Cats become seniors around age 10, and considerable physiological changes often… Read more

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