RACE-approved lectures for veterinarians and technicians.

A CT Scan is one of the best tools we have at VRCCO in helping to diagnose what might be causing your pet’s pain. Hailey wasn’t feeling like herself so our talented staff went to work to find out why.

After slowly losing her ability to fetch her beloved tennis ball because of vision issues. Her pet parent, Sharon, brought her to see Dr. Kaese and she has returned to chasing tennis balls all over Central Oregon.

January is national walk your dog month, we know it can be chilly, to say the least, but Dr. Broadbent lets us know some of the reasons you may not have thought of, that make it worth braving the cold.

https://youtu.be/8wTyaluzt_4 Curious about what a chemotherapy visit looks like for your pet at VRCCO? Benny is here to show you! He was recently diagnosed with high-grade T-cell lymphoma, best treated with a multiagent chemotherapy protocol consisting of 16 chemotherapy treatments. Follow him through one of his treatments, as his oncology team dotes on him every…

Most of us are ready for spring, but it seems that winter isn’t quite done with us yet. In this video, Dr. Aja Norman gives us advice on how to keep our pets safe during the colder months. Even with cold weather and snow, our pets still love to go on long walks and it’s also…

Dr. Alice Morassi has joined our staff as an internal medicine specialist.

https://youtu.be/o5a1XgkSmwQ River presented with a fairly common injury, but her recovery was anything but.

Dr. Aja Norman has some tips on what you can do if your pet has a little too much holiday spirit and ways to limit those situations.

While it can be nerve-racking to visit our hospital or any veterinary clinic, certified veterinary technicians aim to make sure they can make it as lovely as possible.