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Updated May 20, 2020 To help ensure the health and safety of our clients and staff, Moore Animal Hospital’s exams and services will be curbside service only, plus home delivery and telemedicine. We are not allowing any non-staff in the building at this time. Newly Offered Services We want you to know that we are still here for you and your pets. To help with your needs during these trying times, we are temporarily offering … Read More
Cats are very loving and affectionate little pets. However, while it’s safe to say that our feline friends truly love their humans, they aren’t purrticularly concerned with being courteous to us. Read on as a local Fort Collins, CO vet lists some things that Fluffy just couldn’t care less about. Your Clothes Fluffy has very pretty fur, and she often thoughtfully tries to share it with us. Lint rollers are a must for many people … Read More
Do you have a pet hamster? If so, you may want to put a tiny pawprint on your calendar for May 10th. It’s National Hamster Day! These little furballs really are adorable, and make wonderful pets. A local Fort Collins, CO vet lists some fun facts about hamsters in this article. Lone Hamster There are actually several types of hamsters. The Syrian hamster is one of the most popular ones. Just don’t let that cute … Read More
Tips For Working From Home With Cats Have you suddenly found yourself working from home due to the coronavirus? If you have a kitty, it’s probably safe to say that your pet won’t mind having his or her human around more than usual. Of course, finding yourself with a feline coworker can be a bit challenging. Here are some tips from your local vet on working with a kitty. Adjust Your Screen Lock Time Cats … Read More
Homeschooling? 6 Ways Your Pet Can Help! As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, many people are suddenly finding themselves homeschooling their kids. This unexpected change can be a bit daunting, especially if you’ve never been in a teaching or training position. One thing that has been heartwarming is seeing so many people offering assistance with this. Celebrities are streaming themselves reading childrens’ books; zoos and museums offering virtual tours; and local businesses are offering resources. As … Read More
6 Ways Your Pet Can Help You Through The Coronavirus Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed almost every aspect of our lives, and in a very short time. Understandably, many people are frightened and uneasy now, as lockdowns and quarantine restrictions roll out across the country. Aside from washing our hands, self-isolation and social distancing are the best things we can do to protect ourselves and our loved ones. As it turns out, people … Read More
Animals Cams And Sites To Visit During Quarantine Are you stuck at home? We don’t have to tell you that watching the news isn’t very relaxing right now. One of the best things you can do during this quarantine is take care of your mental health. Watching, interacting, and learning about animals is a great way to do that. And, if you’ve been thrust into the hot seat when it comes to homeschooling, animals are … Read More
FAQ About Pets and Coronavirus One thing that we’ve all had to adjust to during the COVID-19 pandemic is how quickly the virus is spreading and how much it has changed our lives. News about it is everywhere, but often leads to more questions than answers. Many people are still unsure about what this pandemic means for pets. Here, a local veterinarian answers some common questions from pet owners. Does Coronavirus Affect Animals? The word … Read More
Quarantining With Fido We’re living through an unprecedented time, as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads out over the world. Man’s Best Friend can be a great source of comfort in these scary times. Read on as a local veterinarian offers some tips on quarantining with Fido. Exercise Even if you’ve been ordered to self-isolate, you can—and should—still walk your dog. The fresh air, sunlight, and exercise is good for both you and your furry friend, and … Read More
Spring is around the corner. At this time of year, one thing for pet owners to be aware of is lepto. Lepto is a disease caused by the Leptospira bacteria, which is found in water and wet soil. Although lepto is an issue year-round, cases typically spike in spring and fall. A Fort Collins, CO vet discusses lepto below. Statistics Lepto is zoonotic, which means it can move from one type of animal to another. … Read More