Maybe you noticed your dog pulling away when you touched their face. Maybe they have been eating more slowly, dropping food, or showing less interest in their favorite chew toy. Or maybe it is simply that their breath has changed and something feels off. Whatever brought you here, trust that instinct. These small, easy-to-dismiss changes…
Read More...We’ve all been there. Your dog bounds over for a cuddle, opens their mouth, and the moment is instantly less charming than you hoped. A little doggy odor is one thing. But persistent, strong dog bad breath is something else entirely, and it’s worth paying attention to. The good news? Bad breath in dogs is…
Read More...If your dog has bad breath, you’ve probably heard or thought “that’s just how dogs smell.” It’s one of those things pet owners tend to accept as normal. But here’s what we want you to know: persistent bad breath in dogs and cats is rarely just a quirk. More often, it’s the first visible signal…
Read More...When it comes to oral health, both dogs and cats benefit from routine teeth cleanings. An anesthesia free teeth cleaning for pets is often marketed as a simpler or lower-cost alternative to a professional veterinary teeth cleaning, especially for pets that appear healthy or have visible tartar buildup. However, teeth cleanings are not all the…
Read More...As the crisp air settles in and the Flatirons turn golden, fall in Boulder feels like a natural time to slow down and focus on what matters most – our health and the health of the pets we love. If your dog hasn’t had a professional dog teeth cleaning in Boulder, CO, now is the…
Read More...In Case of Emergency: Has Your Dog or Cat Ingested a Shamrock Plant? Common signs of shamrock plant poisoning in dogs and cats include vomiting, drooling, and lethargy. If you believe your pet has ingested a shamrock plant and is exhibiting any of these symptoms, seek veterinary help immediately. Be sure to remove your…
Read More...Start with smaller hikes and build your pup’s endurance over time. Be sure to take warm weather into account. You may not be able to go as far when it’s hot. Be sure to bring lots of water!!! Another great reason to bring you own water is to discourage your dog from drinking from ponds…
Read More...We wanted to send out a quick reminder about not giving dogs ice cream. Most dogs are lactose intolerant and cannot digest dairy. Consuming ice cream can result in diarrhea, bloating, discomfort and other gastric upset. Even if your dog does not show any symptoms, the sugar content in ice cream is extremely high, and…
Read More...Leptospirosis is bacteria that burrows through the skin, and is subsequently spread through the blood stream of dogs and humans. It can cause damage to the liver, kidneys, lungs and central nervous system. Be sure to ask your veterinarian if your dog is up to date on this vital vaccine. Here is a list of…
Read More...Dogs, cats and humans enjoy more time in the yard as spring emerges. There are several steps you can take to create a beautiful and pet friendly garden. Read on to learn more about the potential risks mulch and fertilizers may pose if you have pets. Cocoa mulch- This waste product from chocolate manufacturing contains…
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