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
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 Read More
Join Us – August 25, 2019 In celebration of our hospital’s first anniversary in Castle Rock… Dr. Megan Rector and the whole staff invite you to a FREE Open House event! Join us as we say “Happy Anniversary” for our first year of helping pets here in Castle Rock, at our FREE Open House event Sunday, Read More
Celebrate July 4th, 2019 with us at The Meadows July 4th from 11am to 1pm What is red, white, blue, and a blast for the whole family? For us, it’s the 2019 Red White and You Patriotic Parade and Festival at Bison Park in The Meadows, Castle Rock. Celebrate Independence Day and join in the Read More
One of the most anticipated celebrations of the summer season is the Fourth of July holiday. While many of us run towards the merriment, it’s important to realize that dogs have a different reaction, caused primarily by noise phobia from fireworks. Common pet hazards during the holidays include noise phobia, accidental food and fireworks poisoning, Read More
Come spring, many dog parents find themselves asking: why are dogs afraid of thunderstorms? Shockingly, the answer isn’t as straightforward as you might assume. It’s painful to watch your furry friend suffering from thunder phobia. Too often, the fear of thunderstorms shows up as a result of a drop in barometric pressure, dark clouds, and Read More
