Remember your dogs when the weather gets cold! During this cold and snowy time of year, it is important to remember our little furred friends and the effects the cold can have on them. That lone layer of fur is not enough to keep your dog or puppy warm and happy during the colder days of the […]

This recent Denver Post article covers all the right points for the why’s of regular veterinary examinations for your pets.

The internet is a great resource for lots of research, but that resource also contains a lot of incorrect, unverified and sometimes wrong and dangerous information as highlighted by a recent article in the Fort Collins Coloradoan. Dr. Google is best for non-emergent concerns and general research after a diagnosis.   For your pet/s’ or […]

The American Red Cross has always been a trendsetter in training and support for crises big and small. Just released is their newest app on Pet First Aid. Click here or the picture for more information. Available for both iPhone and Android. It’s a well spent 0.99 cents.

This article from the Huffington Post nicely summarizes all the good that having your pet microchipped provides. We have happily reunited some separated pets with their worried owners due to their having a microchip.

Only 19 days left to vote for your favorites, including veterinarians, at Denver’s A List. 

The Natura Pet Foods Company has issued a voluntary recall on its brands for possible salmonella contamination. Please visit their website here for detailed packaging information on the recalled foods.  No known human or pet health issues have been discovered yet, but the company is being proactive with regards to their popular foods.

To help with the plethora of pet food and treat recalls, consider signing up for Dog Food Advisor’s Alert emails. This site also provides many reviews of the great variety of foods available in the marketplace. The site is by no means perfect and please make sure that if any dietary or disease concerns that […]

Jones Natural Chews Company has recalled several lots of Woofers chews due to potential Salmonella contamination.  Please check your treat drawer and return to place of purchase if on your shelf.

Did that headline draw you in as much as me? Please read this article by one of my favorite vet bloggers, Dr. Donna Solomon.