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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
Do you own an older dog? Our senior canine companions need love and attention in their golden years as much as they ever have! Here are five quick tips from a Teller County, CO veterinarian to keep your aging dog in tip-top shape as the years go on: Dietary Needs Keep in mind that a senior dog’s nutritional needs are much different than those of a younger canine. That’s why all senior dogs should be … Read More
Our feline friends are very good at keeping themselves clean—your canine companion isn’t quite as skilled! If you own a dog, it’s important to do your part to keep Fido’s coat healthy and clean. Here are a few quick tips from your Teller County, CO veterinarian: High-Quality Diet Your dog’s coat quality starts with what he eats. When your pooch receives a high-quality diet packed with the proper nutrients, given in the proper serving size, … 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
Are you planning to go on some fun excursions with your pet this summer? Fido loves to explore and sniff new patches of grass! Just be sure to keep your pet’s safety first. Here, a Teller County, CO vet discusses adventures with Fido. Preventative Care Before taking Fido camping or hiking, check with your vet to make sure your pup has the all-clear. You’ll also want to make sure your dog is up to date … Read More
Keeping your canine companion’s food as fresh as possible is important. Not only does allowing food to go bad waste your hard-earned money, it could harm your pet if they eat it! Learn about some easy ways to keep your dog’s food fresh in this article from your local veterinarian. Dry Kibble Generally speaking, factors like humidity, heat, and sunlight are enemies of proper food storage. The same goes for your dog’s dry kibble. Keep … Read More
Winter is on the way! Whether you are looking forward to skiing and snowmobiling, or already waiting for spring, you’ve likely already stowed away your summer things and pulled out your winter wardrobe. You may also want to make some minor changes to your pet’s care routine at this time of year, to keep Fido safe and happy. Read on as a local Park County, CO vet discusses winter care for dogs. Food If Fido … 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
It will be a lot of fun to include your pet in the Halloween festivities later this month—just make sure things don’t take a frightening turn! Here, your Park County, CO veterinarian tells you about some of the most common Halloween pet hazards and how to keep your animal companion safe. Chocolate Chocolate is, of course, quite common during Halloween season. All types—milk, dark, semi-sweet, powdered, white, even baking chocolate—are harmful to pets because they … Read More
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