Dr. Hadi

Clearing Up Common Myths About Pet Allergies Every spring in Oregon, many dogs begin licking their paws, rubbing their faces on the carpet, chewing at their skin, or developing another ear infection. One of the first questions I hear from owners is, “Is it the food?” While food allergies are certainly possible, they are often […]

The start of a new year often brings fresh goals and renewed motivation. While many of us focus on our own health and routines, the new year is also a great time to think about the well-being of our pets. Small, thoughtful changes can have a meaningful impact on their comfort, happiness, and long-term health.

Keeping Them Healthy in the Cold Months Our pets give us their best years through love, loyalty, and companionship. As the Oregon winter settles in, it is our turn to give back by helping them stay comfortable and healthy during the cold season. The drop in temperature can affect pets in subtle ways, and being

Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance. They carry diseases that can affect both pets and people, and here in Oregon, cases of tick-borne illness are on the rise. With our mild, damp climate, these pests thrive year-round, making prevention an essential part of keeping your pets and your family healthy. The Growing

Our pets give us years of love, companionship, and joy. As they age, their needs change, and it is our turn to repay that love by helping them stay comfortable, healthy, and happy in their senior years. Why Senior Care Matters As pets grow older, health issues can develop that are not obvious at first.

The Simple Step That Can Bring Your Pet Home Every year, countless pets go missing. Some slip out of open doors, others dash away during fireworks or storms, and some simply wander too far from home. While collars and ID tags are important, they can fall off or become unreadable. A microchip is a permanent

If you’re like many Pacific Northwest dog owners, summer means outdoor adventures, hikes through Forest Park, runs along the Tualatin River, and off-leash fun in grassy meadows. But with all the natural beauty Oregon has to offer, there’s also something we see too often at Nimbus Pet Hospital this time of year: grass awn injuries.

As spring brings blooming flowers and warmer weather, it also marks the start of allergy season—not just for humans, but for our pets as well. Seasonal allergies, also known as environmental allergies or atopic dermatitis, can significantly impact your pet’s comfort and quality of life. Understanding the signs and treatment options can help you keep

As a veterinarian in Multnomah County, I’ve been closely monitoring the recent cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), commonly known as bird flu. While this virus primarily affects wild birds and poultry, recent cases have shown that it can also infect domestic cats. As a pet owner, understanding the risks and taking steps to