Resources
The information on this page represents companies, organizations and resources that Portland Mutt Strut has experienced and respects. This information is provided as a service to our clients only and does not constitute any direct affiliation or financial partnership. No funds were exchanged in order to be listed on this page. As always, please consult your veterinarian and trainer for the best course of action for YOUR pets.
Pet Help/Training
- Beyond Sit Pet Training
- Oregon Humane Society
One-on-One Training Consultations - Oregon Humane Society Training Classes
- Basic Manners Dog Training
- Puppy Manners Dog Training
- Advanced Manners Dog Training
- Reactive Rover Dog Training
- Puppy Romp Socialization Classes
- Problem Pooch Dog Training
- Shy and Fearful Dog Classes
- Canine Body Language Presentation
- Animal Assisted Interactions (training to visit hospital/libraries)
- Finicky Feline
- Oregon Humane Society Behavior Help Line – Free! 503-416-2983
Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
Dogs
- Avoiding a Dog Bite
- Barking: How to Get Your Dog to Quiet Down
- Barking: Why Dogs Sound Off
- Bringing Your New Dog Home
- Chewing: The Whys and Hows of Stopping a Gnawing Problem
- Choosing a Dog Trainer
- Choosing the Right Dog for You
- Crate Training
- Dog Aggression
- Dog Care Essentials
- Dog Collars- Which Type is Best for Your Dog?
- Dog Toys
- Dog Training – Nothing in Life is Free
- Escaping Dogs
- Excitement Urination
- Fear of Thunder and Other Loud Noises
- Getting a Tick Off Your Dog
- Housetraining Adult and Senior Dogs
- House Training Puppies
- Introducing a Dog to Other Pets
- Positive Reinforcement Training
- Prevent Your Dog from Biting
- Puppy Behavior Basics
- Puppy Nipping and Rough Play
- Separation Anxiety
- Stop Your Dog From Jumping Up
- Submissive Urination
- Teaching Basic Commands
- Teaching Your Dog the “Come” Command
- Urine-Marking Behavior: How To Prevent It
- Urine-Marking Behavior: Why Dogs Mark Their Territory
- Using a Head Halter
Cats
- Aggression Between Cats
- Bringing Your New Cat Home
- Bringing an Outside Cat In
- Cat Aggression Toward People
- Cat Care Essentials
- Cat-proofing Your House
- Cat Toys
- Catnip: Why Cats Go Crazy For It
- Choosing the Right Cat for You
- Collars, Tags: Your Cat’s Safety Net
- Declawing Cats: Far Worse Than a Manicure
- Destructive Scratching
- Detecting Illness in Your Cat
- Favorite Hiding Places
- Fearful Cats
- Feline Language – What are They Trying to Tell Us
- Getting a Cat
- “In-Touch” With Your Cats Health
- Introducing a New Cat to Other Pets
- Keep Your Cat Happy Indoors
- Kitten Behavior Basics
- Kittens at Play
- Marking Territory
- Preventing Litter Box Problems
- Solving Litter Box Problems
- Training Your Cat with Positive Reinforcement
- Training Your Cat – Stopping Destructive Behavior
- Trimming a Cat’s Claws
Resources for Other Pets
Tools of the Trade
- A Good Leash on Life – Which Leash is Right for You?
- Gentle Leader® Headcollar by Premier®
- Easy Walk™ Harness by Premier®
- Sure Fit Harness® by Premier®
Pet Medical Topics
- Abrasion and Laceration
- Abscess
- Allergic Reaction
- Anal Sac (Gland) Disease
- Arthritis
- Atopy or Food Related Allergic Skin Disease
- Bandage, Splint or Sling
- Bite Wounds
- Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
- Bronchitis
- Canine Dental Disease
- Corneal Ulcer, Abrasion and Laceration
- Demodectic Mange
- Dental Tartar, Gingivitis, Periodontal Disease
- Dermatitis
- Dislocation, Luxation
- Ear Infection, Otitis Externa
- Ear Mites
- Ectropion, Entropian
- Epilepsy and Seizures
- Feline Upper Respiratory Virus
- Flea Bite Dermatitis, Flea Allergy
- Fleas
- Fracture
- Gastroenteritis and Gastritis
- Giardia
- Hip Dysplasia
- Hookworms
- Hyperthyroidism
- Lipoma
- Lower Urinary Tract Disease
- Lyme Disease
- Neutering
- Obesity, Overweight
- Poisoning
- Pyoderma
- Pyometra, Uterine Infection
- Rhinitis (Nasal Passage Disease)
- Ringworm, Dermatophytosis, Fungal Infection
- Roundworms
- Sarcoptic Mange
- Skin Masses, Wart, Cyst, Lump, Tumor
- Spay, Ovariohysterectomy
- Tapeworm
- Tick Borne Disease
- Whipworms
- Vaccines for Kittens and Cats
- Vaccines for Puppies and Dogs
Veterinarians
Pet Samaritan
2519 East Burnside, Portland
503-233-5001
Fremont Vet
5055 NE Fremont, Portland
503-282-0991- Banfield Pet Hospital
1816 NE 82nd Avenue, Portland
503-254-7349 
VCA Southeast Portland Animal Hospital
13830 SE Stark St, Portland
503-255-8139- VCA West Linn Animal Hospital
19343 Willamette Drive, West Linn
503-635-3115
Emergency Animal Hospitals (open 24/7)
Dove Lewis 24-Hour Hospital
1945 NW Pettygrove, Portland 503-228-7281
Northwest Veterinary Specialists
16756 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas 503-656-3999
Emergency Services
Oregon Humane Society Technical Animal Rescue (OHSTAR)- Humane Society of the United States Disaster Preparedness
- HSUS Disaster Preparedness Quiz
American Veterinary Medical Association
First Aid for Pet Owners
PetTech CPR, First Aid & Care
for Your Pets
Specialty Services
David Childs Photography
503-522-1252
Boarding
Stay Pet Hotel
3606 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, 503-288-STAY
Virginia Woof
510 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, 503-542-3430
Grooming
Townhouse Pet Care Center – Grooming ONLY (not boarding)
Local Charities of Choice
PAW Team – Portland Animal
West Columbia Gorge
Cat Adoption Team
Pixie Project
Pongo Fund
