Every Spring brings about new plant life cycles, lovely weather, beautiful wild flowers, and, unfortunately, foxtail seeds. Foxtail seeds, also called grass awns, are prevalent in our Colorado outdoors and can be very hazardous to pets. As the tall stalks of grass begin to dry out in the Spring and Summer heat, the seeds break…
Read More...Dear clients, We are writing to share some bittersweet news. Dr. Sargent has elected to follow his dream and purchase a veterinary practice in Washington State. He will be with us through May 24th, 2017. We have been fortunate to have had Dr. Sargent working with us over the last 2 years and we ask…
Read More...What is a food allergy? A food allergy is the body’s immune response to the protein in their food. For dogs, the most common allergy causing proteins are chicken and beef. For cats, chicken, beef and fish are the most common food allergens. At what age do pets start having food allergies? Pets can…
Read More...As dogs get older they often develop stiffness and arthritis in their joints. It can be expected that as dogs age they naturally slow down, although it is paramount that comfort levels and quality of life are maintained. While there are medications doctors often prescribe to help manage their pain, there are many practices…
Read More...What’s the deal with Giardia Throughout the year, many of our patients are diagnosed with giardia. Here is a list of frequently asked questions about giardia that may be pertinent to you! Q: How did my pet become infected? A: Giardia is spread through feces, so most pets become infected by either eating…
Read More...During the winter it gets harder and harder to get your pet outside and exercised. Here is a quick list of things to do in the house to help burn off some of that energy and mentally stimulate your pet! Teach your pet a new trick! This could include basic obedience practice inside or…
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