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One of the more unpleasant aspects of owning a cat is dealing with hairballs. For most of our feline friends, hairballs are simply a part of life! To learn about your cat’s hairballs—and to find out whether or not they pose a threat to your pet—read on as a Teller County, CO veterinarian tells you more. Why Do Hairballs Occur, Anyway? When your cat grooms herself, tiny barbs lining the tongue pick up loose fur … Read More
Happy 2019! This year, make a resolution to keep your animal companion healthy through all four seasons. Below, your Teller County, CO veterinarian tells you about the best ways to do just that. Preventative Care Why deal with a problem at all if you can avoid it in the first place? Preventative healthcare allows your pet to stay healthy ahead of time. Have your pet wear year-round pest control products to ward off ticks, fleas, … Read More
With the holiday season ramping up into full swing, many people are trying to pick the perfect gifts for their loved ones. This can be a challenging task! Fortunately, buying gifts for your cat is much easier. Read on as a Teller County, CO vet lists some great presents for Fluffy. Kittens Baby felines are basically bouncy, mischievous bundles of adorable. Toys are number one on the list for a kitten. At this stage in … Read More
Have you ever tried catnip on your feline friend? It’s our cats’ favorite plant! Catnip is widely available and quite common, but how much do you really know about it? Here, your Teller County, CO veterinarian fills in the blanks. What is Catnip? Catnip is an herb, and is often sold at plant nurseries and retail shops alongside the mint, basil, and thyme you’re familiar with. It grows in the wild, having originated in Europe … Read More
Are you considering hiring a pet sitter to look after your animal companion while you’re away from home? There are many great reasons to hire a sitter—your pet will be able to remain in comfortable, familiar surrounds until you’re back home, and a sitter can even take care of grooming appointments or veterinary visits while you’re away. Since you’re giving a sitter access to not only your pet, but your home as well, it’s important … Read More
An important part of keeping your pet safe in the warmer months is pest prevention—summer is prime-time for infections and infestations caused by parasites and other unsightly critters! Is your pet ready to face the challenge? Read on to learn more about summertime pests and how to help your pet avoid the danger. Fleas Fleas are one of the most common pet pests this time of year. A flea infestation can be time-consuming and troublesome … Read More
June is Adopt A Shelter Cat Month. This is one cause we are happy to help shed light on. We love seeing cats getting second chances at happiness! Read on as a local Teller County, CO vet discusses adopting shelter kitties. Benefits of Adopting From A Shelter There are many reasons to consider adopting your feline friend from a shelter. For one thing, you’ll find yourself with several cute furry faces to choose from, and … Read More
Are you thinking of adding a new kitten to your home in the near future? Perhaps a lovable ball of fur wandered into your yard and you’re planning on adopting it. If you’re about to be the owner of a kitten companion, read on to find out about the key steps you’ll need to take to ensure your new addition’s health and happiness. Kitty’s First Check-Up Whether your kitten has come from a shelter or … Read More
Happy New Year! As we leave 2017 behind, many people are making forecasts about what is to come over the next 12 months. While we will happily leave most of these predictions to others, we can offer a few educated guesses on what our feline pals will do this year. A Park County, CO vet offers some suggestions below. Sunbathe Cats often seek out warm, comfy spots to nap in. If you have more than … Read More
Did you know that November is officially Adopt A Senior Pet Month? This is truly a terrific cause! Older pets often have a very hard time getting adopted, as they are often passed over for puppies and kittens. However, senior pets really have a lot to offer, and can make wonderful animal companions. In this article, a Park County, CO vet discusses adopting senior pets. Pre-Training This one may not really apply to kitties, since … Read More
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