Monthly Archives: December 2008

Thoughts for 2009

Posted on by Karen Johnson, DVM

It’s that time when many people are busy making resolutions for the coming year-exercising more, eating better, saving money, doing this or that etc. Personally I think making resolutions can be a setup for failure because even though they are … Continue reading

Before sharing from the holiday dinner table, think again!

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

Sharing good food with loved ones, including Pets, is undoubtedly one of the best parts of the holiday season, but you’ll be doing your Pets a favor by making sure they stick to their own diets. Here’s a case study … Continue reading

Season of Suppers Pet Food Drive Update

Posted on by Christine Antles

On Fri., Dec. 12, Portland-area Banfield associates gathered at our main campus for our second annual community Pet food drive as part of our yearly Season of Suppers Campaign. Starting at 6:30 a.m., donations started arriving from community members wanting … Continue reading

Holiday Hazards and Common Items to Avoid Year-Round

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

Seasonal changes, holidays and other celebrations increase you Pet’s chance of being exposed to seemingly harmless but potentially dangerous toxins. But It’s just as important to keep an eye out for year-round dangers, too. Human foods, seasonal plants, and human … Continue reading

“Season of Suppers” Makes a Real Difference

Posted on by Christine Antles

Banfield is very proud to impact seniors’ and Pets’ lives in a positive way through our national Season of Suppers Campaign. This campaign began three years ago after realizing that many homebound seniors were not getting the nutrition they needed … Continue reading

My Travelling Folks

Posted on by Karen Johnson, DVM

Something seems to be different with my parents these last several months. It seems like every other week I get a call from Mom letting me know she and Dad are going on a road trip. I don’t really see … Continue reading