Find out what symptoms to watch out for after accidental chocolate ingestion.  Learn what veterinarians would like you to do after chocolate ingestion.  Tips to keep your dog and cat safe during the holidays.

Join Doctors Dujowich and Stockdale as they discuss Total Hip Replacements in dogs and other treatments for hip dysplasia.

Top 5 Thanksgiving Items Not to Share with your Dog This time of year, many of us are busy in the kitchen, preparing a special Thanksgiving dinner for our family. Our pets feel like family too, and often pet owners are tempted to bend the rules and share some of the festive human food with…

VRC Veterinarian Jennifer Bentley and Sean Panella host a discussion about cheatgrass

VRC Veterinarian Jennifer Bentley hosts a conversation about pet dermatology and seasonal allergies.

Thea enlisted Jack in Veterinary Referral Center of Central Oregon’s Blood Donor Program.

Dr. Matt Vaughan and Dr. Jennifer Bentley discuss how your dog or cat can be heroes by donating blood at VRCCO.

Did you know that July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month? Dehydration can be detrimental to your furry friends health, especially in the peak of summer.

5 myths about environmental allergies.

Up-to-date information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

We have Central Oregon’s first and only 16-slice computerized tomography (CT or CAT) scanner for dedicated use on animals.

Information to keep in-mind during this time of love.

Enjoying the holidays with our families, friends, and a unicycle.

Warnings from the Veterinary Medical Board and FDA.

Veterinary Referral Center of Central Oregon’s dermatology department is excited to announce that we now have a CO2 laser for dermatological procedures.

Have you heard about our kegs? We have beer and kombucha on tap, available for clients during their pet’s visit.

Is your male cat excessively licking his hind-end/ prepuce, ‘walking funny’, yowling, posturing to urinate outside the box, and frequenting the litter-box often? If so, your beloved feline may have a urethral obstruction.

We are often asked, “Will my pet be receiving any pain medication?” The short answer is an emphatic, yes!

Wearing silly costumes is all our pets should worry about on Halloween.

How to put the pep back in our pet’s step.

Are grain free diets just another fad?