Are you concerned that your dog might be in pain? In this post, our North Boulder vets explain how dogs typically handle pain or discomfort, how they show signs of pain, and when they might require urgent veterinary care.
Rabies is a deadly, highly contagious virus that can affect your cat, other pets, and even you and your family. Today, our North Boulder vets discuss the impact that the rabies virus can have on cats including how common it is, its symptoms, and how to protect your cat.
If you have welcomed a new feline family member into your home you may be wondering if and when to get your cat fixed. Today our North Boulder vets explain how spaying or neutering will affect your cat and why we think these procedures are important.
Not sure if you should bother getting your dog fixed? In today's post, our North Boulder vets explain the benefits of getting your dog spayed or neutered and discuss the best age to get your dog fixed.
Diagnostic imaging involves a range of technologies used to help determine the cause, extent, or seriousness of a pet's illness or injury. Here, our North Boulder vets discuss various diagnostic imaging methods that may be utilized to help determine the cause of your pet's health concern.
Meeting the nutritional needs of your senior dog is essential to their overall health, but with so many brands and flavors to choose from the choice can be overwhelming. Our North Boulder vets are here with a few tips to help you make the right decision for your old dog.
Kittens, like children, have baby teeth that fall out before their permanent teeth come in, often leading to symptoms of teething. Below, our North Boulder vets discuss kitten teething and how you can help.
Good oral health is an essential element of your dog's overall health and well-being, but many dogs don't get the dental care they need to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Today we discuss some of the most common dental problems our North Boulder vets see in dogs.
If your dog has a tooth that is broken or decayed beyond repair an extraction may be necessary to restore your pet's mouth to good health and relieve the pain associated with a damaged tooth.
Neglecting your kitty's oral health increases your cat's chances of developing gum diseases including gingivitis. Today our North Boulder Companion Animal Hospital vets can share information about gingivitis in cats, including signs of this oral health condition, its causes, and treatments.
