Owners will almost always notice changes in their dogs when they reach their senior years. Some of these changes are normal, but others can be concerning, like sudden weight loss. Here, our Denver veterinarians discuss weight loss in older dogs and when you should to be concerned.
If your cat has a fever it could be a sign of an underlying health issue that requires urgent treatment. Today, our Denver vets explain some of the causes of fever in cats, symptoms to watch for, and what to do if your kitty has a fever.
Fungal infections can impact your dog's breathing, skin, or internal organs making your four-legged friend uncomfortable, and very sick. In today's post, our Denver vets discuss symptoms of common fungal infections in dogs, and available treatments.
If your dog has chronic kidney disease, feeding them a therapeutic diet prescribed by your vet will be an essential part of your pup's treatment. Today our Denver vets provide guidance on what to feed a dog with kidney failure
Does your dog seem a little 'off' or 'down in the dumps'? They may have a fever. Here, our Denver vets explain how to tell if your dog might have a fever, some causes of fever in dogs and what to do to help reduce your dog's fever.
For dogs suffering from cranial cruciate ligament injuries, surgery is typically the most effective treatment option. But which type of knee surgery is best for your dog? Our Denver vets explain the options.
Bordetella in cats is a highly contagious bacterium that causes upper respiratory illness and spreads rapidly between cats. While treatment is available, preventing the illness in the first place is always preferable. Our Denver vets explain.
Looking for a four-legged friend to love and share great times with, but don't want a dog that's too large? Today our Denver vet team shares some of our favorite dog breeds that stay small forever.
Keeping your dog's rabies vaccinations up-to-date does not guarantee 100% protection however it's important to note that the chances of a vaccinated dog contracting rabies are very low. Today, the vets from Downtown Animal Care Center discuss this deadly disease and what to do if you suspect your dog has been exposed to the virus.
You've adopted a great new dog and want to give them their best shot at a long and healthy life, so now it's time to find a great vet. Where to start? Our Denver vets offer some insight on factors you may want to consider.
Downtown Animal Care Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Denver companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.