Helping Dogs and Cats Adjust to Blindness
Learning that your pet has gone blind can be a stressful period for both owner and pet.
Your pet and glaucoma
Both dogs and cats can develop glaucoma. Certain dog breeds are predisposed to developing primary glaucoma, although any breed can be affected.
My pet is having trouble breathing – What do I do?
Trouble breathing is a true medical emergency and evaluation by a veterinarian as soon as possible is essentia
Your New Puppy and Parvo
A sick puppy needs veterinary care immediately, so don’t wait, as it can become a matter of life or death very quickly.
Puppies as Presents
This is not an object to be unwrapped, admired for a short time, and then tossed to the side
Your Pet and Rabies
Rabies infection has now been documented in numerous species of wild and domestic animals in Colorado including raccoons, livestock, horses and cats.
Spinal Emergencies in Dogs and Cats
If your animal has acutely lost movement and feeling, he or she should be put into a crate to prevent further trauma and brought to a neurologist for immediate assessment
More police brutality
After a family refused to allow the police to use home as a lookout, the police decided to forcibly take control of the house anyway.
Pet euthanasia
It’s important to remember as a pet owner, or guardian, it is our responsibility to provide for them the best we can in both life and death.
Is my pet having a seizure?
Seizures are one of the most common neurologic disorders seen in veterinary medicine.