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Pets

Small Business, Happy Pets

Smaller veterinary practices say local is better than corporate

News 2 months 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 months 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 months 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 months 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 months 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 1 year 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 1 year 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 1 year 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 1 year 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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