Pet Health Blog

Foxtails are a common sight in late spring and summer, especially in dry grassy areas. They might look harmless, but these sharp grass awns can quickly become a serious health risk for pets.

Are you and your pet ready for the summer heat? As we try to keep cool in the high temperatures, be sure to pay special attention to your furry friends.

On warm days, even those that feel mild to us, the temperature inside a parked car can climb rapidly, creating a deadly environment for pets.

Portland summers bring beautiful clear skies, hot outdoor fun, and a myriad of ways to enjoy the sunshine with your furry family members. Find out about a few additional hazards that come with the summer season.

As the weather warms up, pets are eager to spend more time outdoors. With that increased activity comes a higher chance of encounters with insects like bees, mosquitoes, ants, fleas, ticks, and more.

As we approach the warmer spring and summer months, DoveLewis sees an increase in wildlife cases. Thanks to our donor-funded Wildlife Program, we are able to cover the cost of providing emergency care for thousands of wildlife each year.