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Is your pooch starting to slow down? Dogs are just as cute in their golden years as they are during puppyhood. However, senior dogs aren’t as active as their younger buddies. Fido will still need some exercise to stay healthy as he ages. Read on as a Fort Collins, CO vet offers tips on exercising senior dogs. Walking Those daily walks will definitely help keep Fido in shape. Let your dog pick the pace. You … Read More »

Have you just adopted a baby cat? Congratulations! Kittens are beyond a doubt one of life’s greatest treasures. We suspect that it won’t take little Fluffy long to melt your heart, if she hasn’t already done so. However, kitten parenting isn’t all purrs and cuddles. You’ll need to teach your baby feline the do’s and don’ts of being a good housecat. A Leesburg, VA vet discusses raising a polite kitty in this article. Playtime Kittens … Read More »

Does your canine buddy get super excited at the thought of a treat? Does he come running whenever you go near his treat jar? Treats are definitely one of Fido’s favorite things. However, there are some things to keep in mind when offering your pet snacks. Here, a Fort Collins, CO discusses giving your dog treats. Store-Bought Treats Given the option, Fido would no doubt happily sample every single brand of doggy treats that is … Read More »

Do you find a mountain of cat toys under your sofa every time you move it? If so, you likely have a pretty happy pet. Playing is very important for Fluffy. It entertains her, helps keep her in shape, and provides enrichment. However, there are some things to keep in mind when choosing kitty toys. A Fort Collins, CO vet discusses choosing your feline buddy’s playthings in this article. Wand Toys Wand toys can be … Read More »

As your dog gets older, you’ll start to see some changes in him, both in his appearance and his behavior. Fido’s muzzle may turn grey, and he’ll become more interested in napping than in chasing squirrels around. Your pooch will still be the same loyal and loving companion as always, and he’ll still greet you with tail wags when you come home. However, he’ll definitely appreciate some extra TLC. A Fort Collins, CO vet offers … Read More »

Obesity is one of the most common health issues we see in our feline patients. In fact, over half of America’s cats are, well, a bit chubby. That’s a lot of pudgy pets! Read on as a Fort Collins, CO vet discusses kitty obesity. Health Risks Fluffy will still be adorable if she’s overweight, but she’ll be much healthier staying at or near her ideal weight. Obesity increases your kitty’s chances of developing some very … Read More »

Dental problems are a very common issue with our canine pals. Fido can develop some very painful problems, such as gum disease, infections, abscesses, and misalignments. One of the best ways for you to keep your dog’s mouth healthy is to brush his teeth regularly. Of course, you will need to help your furry buddy get used to the idea. Read on as a Fort Collins, CO vet offers some tips on brushing your dog’s … Read More »

August 22nd is Take Your Cat To The Vet Day! Of course, given the option, Fluffy would rather celebrate Spoil Your Cat Day, Hug Your Cat Day, or Take Your Dog To The Vet Day. We know that most of our feline patients would rather stay home and take yet another nap than come visit us. However, proper veterinary care is crucial to your kitty’s health and well-being. A Fort Collins, CO vet discusses taking … Read More »

Summer is here, and people are flocking to pools and beaches. Many dogs also love swimming. However, you’ll need to take steps to keep your furry friend safe near the water. Read on as a Fort Collins, CO vet discusses taking your canine buddy swimming. Should Fido Swim? Although many dogs—such as Water Spaniels, Labradors, Retrievers, and Poodles—are natural swimmers, this isn’t always the case. In fact, some of our canine pals will basically sink … Read More »

Are you a new bunny owner? Congratulations on adopting an adorable pet! One thing you’ll need to do to keep Floppy comfortable and healthy is groom her regularly. Although rabbits are diligent at grooming themselves, they need to be brushed at least once a week. This will remove dead fur and dander from your rabbit’s coat, and get her accustomed to beauty treatments. A Fort Collins, CO vet discusses grooming bunnies in this article. Brushing … Read More »