Pet Safety: Wild Fires & Smoke
With all the recent wildfires in Colorado, and Fort Collins specifically, Aspen Grove Vet Care would like to remind you of proper fire safety and prevention for families with pets. Statistics show that...
View ArticleDog Allergies
Is your dog itching? Chewing his paws? Showing signs of chronic ear infections? If so, allergies may be the culprit. Types of Dog Allergens There are many different types of pet allergies and...
View ArticleDistemper
Not as common as Parvo, Distemper is an incurable and often fatal illness. In fact, just last week we had a patient die from distemper. CDV (Canine Distemper Virus) is a highly contagious,...
View ArticleOnline Pharmacies: Friend or Foe?
You’ve seen the TV advertisements for Internet pet pharmacies – they promote the convenience of home shopping with the benefit of big savings but are they a wise option for you and your pet? While some...
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An Aging Pet
Aging pets frequently experience disorientation and it is one of the most common behavioral changes clients notice. If your aging pet starts getting lost and confused in your house or outside, it...
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Summer Pet Dangers
Summer’s almost here, and you and your pets are ready to enjoy everything the Colorado climate has to offer. You may also face some summer pet dangers as you’re out and about, and protecting your...
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Marijuana Toxicity in Pets
Recreational marijuana use has increased an average of over 75 percent in the past ten years. This steep rise not only means that marijuana is becoming more socially available, but also that our pets...
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My Dog Ate a Grape, What Do I Do?
So your dog ate a grape, or maybe a couple of raisins. What happens next? The answer is largely based on how quickly you seek veterinary care. What Causes the Problems? Grape and raisin toxicity is...
View ArticleWhy You Should Talk to Your Dog
“Who’s a good boy? Who’s a good boy?” For most pet owners, talking to their dog is second nature. And why not? They’re great, non-judgmental listeners who hang on your every word. While it may seem...
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