Laser Treatment for Dogs and Cats: Improving Your Furry Friend’s Comfort
August 29th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
We’re excited to share that our Castle Rock veterinarians now offer laser treatment for dogs and cats (also known as “laser therapy”).
We welcome pet families from across Castle Rock and the Denver area.
Laser treatment for dogs and cats is painless. It has virtually no side effects.
And it’s yet another way we can make your furry friend more comfortable.
We’d love to fill you in!
How to Get a Travel Health Certificate for Your Pet in Castle Rock
August 8th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
Getting ready to travel with your dog or cat?
Most airlines require a travel health certificate for your furry friend. And if you’re traveling out of country, it’s also required by customs. (more…)
Foxtails in Colorado Dogs: How to Protect Your Pup
July 28th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
Our Castle Rock veterinarians see a lot of cases of foxtails in Colorado dogs during the late summer – particularly foxtails in dogs’ ears.
Protect Your Dog’s Paws From Hot Pavement and Rocky Trails
June 26th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
You know it’s summer in Colorado when you can kick off your shoes and walk around your yard barefoot.
The first couple times you do that, though, your feet are likely to be sensitive.
Your dog’s paw pads are no different.
Overheated Dogs: Tips to Avoid Dehydration and Signs to Watch for
June 15th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
As we head into the hot days of our Colorado summer, it’s a great time to chat about overheated dogs.
Our Castle Rock vets want to share tips on how to keep your dog hydrated and happy.
That way, you and your pup can enjoy these warm days to the fullest!
(Worried your dog may be overheated? If you live in or near Castle Rock, Colorado, call us at 303-688-3757.)
“My Pet Has a Heart Murmur:” How a Pet Echocardiogram Can Help
May 23rd, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
Let’s say…
You’ve brought your dog or cat to our veterinary clinic for a routine annual exam.
Or perhaps, you’ve brought your pet in because he or she has been acting strangely.
- Maybe your dog has been coughing, breathing heavy or lethargic.
- If you have a cat, maybe you’ve noticed a sudden loss in energy and appetite, trouble breathing or hiding more than usual.
As part of your visit, our veterinarians will check your pet’s heart. (more…)
Spaying a Dog or Puppy: What’s the Best Age?
May 6th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
With the birds chirping and the bees buzzing in Castle Rock, it’s the perfect time to talk about spaying your female dog or puppy.
You may be wondering, when’s the best age to spay a female dog?
Is it okay to spay a dog in heat?
Great questions! Scroll down for answers.
(Simply want to get your dog or puppy spayed? Call our Castle Rock veterinarians at 303-688-3757 or click here to get your visit.)
Choosing the Best Veterinarian for Your Family? Consider the Vet’s Philosophy
April 20th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
When choosing the best veterinarian for your family, ask about the vet’s philosophy for providing care.
It can play a huge role in shaping the experience that you and your furry friend have at the veterinarian.
Dog Paw Injury? How to Care for the Wound
March 14th, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
In this article on tending to a dog paw injury, you’ll learn:
(1) The signs of a dog paw injury
(2) When to call a vet
(3) What you can do at home
(4) What you can do when an injury occurs while hiking
(5) The signs of an infection
(6) When stitches are needed
(7) How to help your dog recover (more…)
Cat and Dog Dental Care: Tips to Inspire You
February 1st, 2016 by Cherished Companions Animal Clinic
When it comes to dental care for people…
We typically don’t it a second thought. You brush your teeth at least once a day, and you regularly get your teeth cleaned.
You know that preventive care is the best way to keep your mouth healthy.
It also helps you avoid costly and painful dental procedures.