Hiking with dogs is a wonderful way to bond and get a workout in, while reaping all the natural benefits of being outdoors. Studies have shown that spending time outside is good for you and can improve your overall health. But don’t take your dog out for a hike without proper preparation. In the same Read More
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, the Furry Scurry will now be a VIRTUAL event! The Dumb Friends League’s annual signature fundraising event benefits homeless pets in Denver – and this year, to protect pets and their people, it’s going virtual. Veterinary Specialists of the Rockies is sponsoring the event and will provide helpful Read More
Dogs and cats are no longer “like family”—they are family. However, unlike other family members, when your dog or cat isn’t feeling well or is possibly in a life-threatening situation, they might not be able to tell you exactly what’s wrong. Being able to determine when your furry best friend might need to be rushed Read More
One of the most anticipated celebrations of the summer season is the Fourth of July holiday. Even with the changes to how we gather in large groups this year, Independence Day is a fun holiday for most people in the U.S. Just remember that dogs often have a different reaction to the holiday caused primarily Read More
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 of your furry friends. Snakes are cold-blooded animals that Read More
(UPDATED June 22, 2020) Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we at Veterinary Specialists of the Rockies have been focused on providing exceptional care for pets, while at the same time protecting the safety of our team members, clients, and the community. We continue to practice rigorous sanitary measures, social distancing practices, and we Read More
It’s that time of the year when pet owners worry about their dogs getting into chocolate hidden in unfound Easter eggs in the yard. However, what many don’t know is that the ornate Easter lilies that are also part of many people’s Easter traditions are terribly poisonous to cats. You might have heard rumors about Read More
