Isn't it true that if one puppy or kitten is cute, two must be twice as cute? While puppies and kittens look adorable in photos together and can keep each other company, there are some considerations that every pet owner should make when raising a puppy and kitten in the same home. In this section, our Boulder County vets explain what they are.
Our Boulder County veterinarians understand how concerning it can be to discover a lump on your dog. While many lumps are not cancerous, several cancers are common in dogs, and it can be beneficial to be on the lookout for signs of this dangerous disease.
Rabies is a life-threatening disease. The best way to protect your dog and your family from rabies are to have them vaccinated. Our Boulder County veterinarians explain more about this important vaccine today, including when your dog should get a booster shot.
Cats may appear aloof, but evidence suggests that they are lonely, and they, understandably, rely on us to provide them with everything they need to survive. Our Boulder County veterinarians explain how long you can leave a cat alone and offer advice on keeping your cat safe and happy while you're gone.
You can play an important role in ensuring that your dog recovers completely after surgery. To return to their daily routine as soon as possible, they must receive attentive, diligent post-operative care. Our Boulder County veterinarians offer some tips on how to care for your dog following surgery today.
Routine wellness exams, also known as vet checkups, can help give your pet the best chance of living a long and healthy life, but what exactly does a routine exam entail? Our Boulder County vets explain what happens when you bring your pet in for a checkup today.
Limping is one of the most common reasons that our Boulder County emergency vets see dogs at our animal hospital. In today's post our vets share some of the causes of limping in dogs, what you can do to help your limping dog, and when it's time to see a vet.
Any veterinary medical procedure carries some level of risk. When it comes to vaccinations, however, the benefits far outweigh the risks in the majority of cases. Our Flat Rock veterinarians discuss some of the most common vaccination reactions in pets, as well as what to do if your pet reacts to their shots.
Our veterinarians at Lafayette Companion Animal Hospital believe that preventing illness is the best way to help your cat live a long and healthy life. The FVRCP vaccine is recommended by our Boulder County veterinarians for all cats. The FVRCP protects the health of your cat in the following ways.
Bordetella bronchiseptica causes upper respiratory illness in cats. It affects cats kept in large groups, such as rescue shelters and breeding facilities. Antibiotics can treat infections, and vaccines are widely available. Our Boulder County vets discuss cat bordetella and how to prevent it.