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4 Natural Behaviors You Can Indulge to Satisfy Your Cat’s Wild Side

Even the most domesticated cats have deep-rooted instincts that were passed down from their wild ancestors. Indoor cats retain the desire to hunt, climb, scratch, and hide to satisfy their natural instincts. Our team at Pets & Friends Animal Hospital suggests the best ways to allow your indoor cat to express their natural needs.  Cats [...]

How to Help Your Pet Adjust to Back-to-School Routines

A new school year is exciting! However, amidst the excitement, it’s important to remember that your pet may not be thrilled about the sudden change to their daily routine. The switch from having a full house all day to spending long periods alone can be anxiety-inducing. Our Pets & Friends Animal Hospital team wants to [...]

Understanding Why Your Dog Vomits: Common Causes and Treatments

While dogs commonly vomit occasionally, excessive or prolonged vomiting is cause for concern. Getting to the root of the problem is key to successful treatment, so if your canine companion vomits or develops other symptoms, head to Pets & Friends Animal Hospital for a diagnosis. Our team outlines potential causes for your dog’s vomiting, so [...]

The Ins and Outs of Microchipping Your Pet

The animal welfare organization American Humane estimates that 10 million pets become lost annually in the United States and that one in three pets become lost at some point during their lifetime. Moreover, the same organization estimates that only 2% of cats and 15% of missing dogs are reunited with their owners.  Luckily, those scary [...]

How to Keep Your French Bulldog Happy and Healthy

As many owners of French bulldogs have discovered, fame often has a downside. As the most popular dog breed in America for two years running, Frenchies boast more than 206,000 American Kennel Club (AKC) registrations since 2022. However, the little bat-eared, big-eyed, short-nosed dogs who have charmed their way into the spotlight come with several [...]

Allergies That Affect Pets in Colorado

Pets who suffer from allergies get a double whammy in the spring—Colorado’s longest allergy season, which coincides with the state’s flea season, starting in March and running through September. Tree pollen allergens start circulating in March and often continue into early summer. Cottonwood and cedar allergies can be especially severe in this part of the [...]

What to Know About Flea and Tick Prevention in Colorado

Are you itching for the facts about fleas and ticks and how they affect your pets in Colorado? Our veterinary team at Pets & Friends Animal Hospital hopes you’re not itching too badly, but you should be concerned about the variety of these pesky critters that live here and put your dog or cat at [...]

Heartworm Disease and Prevention

When you bring your dog or cat to Pets & Friends Animal Hospital for heartworm testing and a prevention plan, we will now make you aware of heartworm resistance. Some pets are acquiring heartworm disease despite a prevention regimen.  Colorado, which historically has had a low heartworm disease rate, has seen a rise in cases [...]

Everything You Need to Know About Vaccines for Your Kitten

Welcoming a kitten into your home is an exciting time filled with cuddles, play, and lots of love. Ensuring your new whiskered friend stays healthy is also paramount. Your kitten's vaccines protect them from various contagious diseases and establish the basis for their purr-fectly happy life. Pets & Friends Animal Hospital explores the core vaccines [...]

7 Surprising Pet Toxins in Your Home

Pets are endlessly fascinated by anything new in their environment. However, this curiosity can lead them to harm if they encounter something toxic. Your home, while secure and comfortable, contains hidden dangers such as chemicals, cleaners, and other pet toxins. While you have taken precautions to ensure your home is safe for your pet, some [...]

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