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Pets

Small Business, Happy Pets

Smaller veterinary practices say local is better than corporate

News 2 weeks ago

Local veterinary providers say corporate-owned vet practices are becoming more common as the cost of operating an independent practice increases. Vets say cost of medications … Continue reading →

Ready, Set, Pets!

Competing horses, watching cat behavior, helping dogs in need and more in the Pets issue

Culture 2 weeks ago

Do you want to know if the bark is worse than the bite? Eugene Weekly’s Pets issue lets the cat out of the bag exploring  … Continue reading →

Trot to the Top

Corvallis equestrian has been named to the first-ever U.S. team for the World Association of Working Equitation Championship

Culture 2 weeks ago

Nairobi stands tall and proud in his at-home stable as Kimberlee Barker prepares him for a run through his course. He’s a bay Lusitano gelding … Continue reading →

Unconditional Love With No Copay

For homeless pet owners, Pro-Bone-O offers care and comfort for their furry friends

Culture 2 weeks ago

Kim Thorn regularly lines up on Second Avenue, outside of Eugene Mission, with a cat carrier. Her cat, Oliver, has severe asthma and requires monthly … Continue reading →

Your Pet Has Been Studying You 

OSU research examines how pets learn our habits, recognize our cues and build bonds with us

Culture 2 weeks ago

Your pet may not know what a bad day is, but they know what one looks like. They know the sound of your footsteps when … Continue reading →

Out to Pasture

When your noble steed gallops over the rainbow bridge, what do you do with his 1,000-pound body?

Culture 12 months ago

It goes without saying that a pet is a family member, and when it comes time to say goodbye, the grief is the same. Horses … Continue reading →

Your Best Pets!

All pets are the best, but here are this year’s photo contest winners

Culture 12 months ago

Cutest Pet Spirit (above) the husky is 10 years old and has lived with Rachel Saxton since he was five. “We just love him to … Continue reading →

The Paws behind the Powerful

A bird’s eye view of Lane County’s mayors and their pets

Culture 12 months ago

Mayor of Eugene Kaarin Knudson says, “‘The fifth member of our family,’ is probably the best way to describe him.”  Running a city is no … Continue reading →

Homeless Pets of Eugene

How local efforts from volunteers, shelters and donations can save pets’ lives 

Culture 12 months ago

Homelessness isn’t specific to humans —  pets experience it each and every day throughout the community, too. The National Alliance to End Homelessness conducted a … Continue reading →

Creswell’s Sacred Cow

Romeo, a Creswell steer, is the 2025 Guinness World Records ‘Tallest Living Steer’ who loves to eat apples and hang out at the Welcome Home Animal Sanctuary

Culture 2 years ago

When Misty Moore first saw Romeo in a veal crate at a dairy farm he was only 10 days old and about the size of … Continue reading →

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