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Colorado’s foothills and mountains offer stunning natural beauty and amazing wildlife. Unfortunately, though, Colorado animal encounters can easily end in injury for our pets. In this state, especially, it is vitally important to keep your pets controlled at all...
If your small dog has a persistent, honking cough, wheezing, or difficulty breathing, they may be suffering from a collapsed windpipe—a condition also known as tracheal collapse. At Veterinary Specialists of the Rockies, we’re proud to offer placement of intraluminal...
Our pets are naturally curious—sniffing, pawing, and exploring every corner of the home. While it's easy to think your space is safe, many everyday areas can pose hidden dangers to dogs and cats. An ounce of prevention is always worth a pound of cure (and a little...
Veterinary Specialists of the Rockies has advanced CPR trainers in-house To most of us, the idea of doing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a pet might seem odd or even funny at first. How does it work, exactly? Can you do mouth-to-mouth on a dog? (More on...
As temperatures drop, cold weather pet safety can be a serious concern, even if many dogs (and cats) seem to enjoy frolicking, digging, and sniffing around in the snow. Pets aren’t as aware of cold weather limits. So, it’s important for pet owners to take precautions...
We’re returning as the Platinum Sponsor for the 2024 Howling Good Time Gala! At Veterinary Specialists of the Rockies our mission extends beyond providing top-notch care for pets. That's why we're thrilled to announce that we’re once again, a Platinum Sponsor...
Go for a Hike with your Dog “Go for a hike?” It’s a question many of us in Colorado ask our dogs to get the excitement started. Even if it’s just your tone of voice, your dog will likely pick up on the impending fun. Pack up the car for a day or a weekend of hiking to...
High temperatures and more time outdoors can lead to additional health concerns for pets. To keep ahead of the game, read our top tips for pet safety in summer months. As always, if your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, call us at 303.660.1027 or...
The sun and flowers aren't the only things that come out in spring. The warmer months also signal the start of animals coming out of hibernation. Most of these animals are generally harmless to pets, but others — such as snakes — can negatively impact the wellbeing...
JOIN US IN WASHINGTON PARK ON MAY 4 FOR FURRY SCURRY 2024! We are excited, once again, to be the Dog First Aid Sponsor for Furry Scurry 2024. This annual event put on by the Denver Dumb Friends League (as well as other donations throughout the year) helps to provide...