Welcome to another edition of Central Oregon Pets! In tough times, our animals bring us that loving feeling, no matter what is happening out there in the wide world. And with 2020 being as turbulent as it has, we’re stoked to bring this issue to you. Check out a heartwarming tale of the heroes who […]
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Are Essential Oils Safe for Pets?
Diluted essential oils can help with pets’ emotional issues, as well as preventing some airborne illness, local holistic veterinarian says
Essential oils have been used for centuries to help people with physical and emotional ailments. The uplifting scent of citrus may bring to mind sunny summer days even in the darkest months of winter. As many pet owners have grown to love and depend on the healing effects of essential oils for themselves, many have […]
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Look Who’s Talkin’ Now
Local pet psychic communicates with everything from cats and dogs to fish and frogs
When you meet someone new and ask them what they do for a living, you might expect to hear a response like, “I’m in advertising,” or, “I’m a teacher.” If the person responds, “I communicate with animals,” you might assume this new acquaintance is more than slightly off their rocker. After speaking with Pet Communicator […]
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Pets in a Pandemic
With so much stress out there, pets’ roles as emotional caretakers have become all the more apparent. Locals share how their pets are helping out
Animal shelters around the nation—including the Humane Society of Central Oregon—have reported higher adoption rates during the pandemic. With people being home more—and some having more time on their hands—the timing has been right to adopt that long-awaited furry friend. But good timing is not the only reason—nor the only benefit—to pet ownership during this […]
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The Source Weekly – Pet Costume Contest!
Enter your pet into our Pet Halloween Costume Contest!
This year, the winner of our Pet Costume Contest will be featured in the Central Oregon Pets magazine, and will have a one-on-one portrait session with a local Bend artist.