Fremont Veterinary Hospital

11/29/2025

🍁🦃 **Fremont Veterinary Hospital’s Annual Food Drive!** 🐾❤️

This Thanksgiving season, help us share the spirit of gratitude and giving! We’re collecting donations to benefit our friends at the Humane Society of Fremont County

🐶🐱 **How to participate:**
Bring in **at least 10 cans of pet food**, **5 lbs of dry food**, or **10 lbs of cat litter** — and you’ll receive a **FREE toenail trim voucher** for your pet as our way of saying *thank you*!

Let’s make sure every animal in our community has something to be thankful for this holiday season. 💕

🧡 *Note:* To apply your voucher, your pet must be up-to-date on vaccines and wellness exams. This is for the safety of our staff.

📍Drop off donations at Fremont Veterinary Hospital
Let’s fill those food bowls and hearts this Thanksgiving! 🥰🍂

11/28/2025

🎉 Congratulations to the Belgian Sheepdog! 🎉

A huge shout-out to this incredible breed for taking Best in Show! 🏆🐾

The Belgian Sheepdog is known for its intelligence, elegance, and unwavering loyalty—and this win is well deserved.

🏥 From all of us at Fremont Veterinary Hospital, congratulations on this outstanding achievement!

🐾🎉

11/27/2025

Yummy food is incoming! Be safe!

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Fremont Veterinary Hospital! 🦃

We hope you and your pets have a warm, safe, and joyful holiday!
Please note our holiday hours:

🔸 Closed Thursday for Thanksgiving
🔸 Open as normal on Friday

If your pet needs urgent care while we are closed, please contact one of the emergency clinics:

📍 Animal ER Care
• 5520 N. Nevada Ave, Ste 150, Colorado Springs, CO 80918 — (719) 260-7141
• 3670 Rebecca Ln, Colorado Springs, CO 80917 — (719) 755-0558

📍 Powers Pet Emergency
• 5886 Tutt Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80923 — (719) 473-0482

📍 North Springs Veterinary Referral Center
• 10520 White Diamond Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80908 — (719) 920-4430

Wishing all our wonderful clients and their pets a very Happy Thanksgiving! 🐾🧡

11/26/2025

🖤 Black Friday Deal at Fremont Veterinary Hospital! 🖤

Doing some Black Friday shopping this week? Don’t forget your furry friends! 🐶🐱

This Friday, November 28th, enjoy 20% off all collars and leashes in our lobby! It’s the perfect time to upgrade your pet’s style or pick up a great stocking stuffer. 🎁✨

Stop by and snag a great deal while supplies last!

11/25/2025

🎄✨ Cañon City Christmas Parade! ✨🎄

We’re excited to share that Fremont Veterinary Hospital will be participating in this year’s Cañon City Christmas Parade! 🎅🎁

This is one of our favorite community events, and we can’t wait to join in the holiday fun. Keep an eye out for our team as we make our way down the parade route — we hope to spot you there! ❤️🐾

Bundle up, bring the family, and come enjoy a magical night in downtown Cañon City. See you at the parade! 🎟️❄️

11/21/2025

🦃 **Thanksgiving is a time for family, food, and gratitude — but let’s keep it safe for our pets, too!** 🐾

With guests coming and tasty aromas filling the air, it’s easy for pets to feel overwhelmed or sneak a bite of something they shouldn’t. Here are a few tips to keep tails wagging and whiskers twitching safely this holiday:

🍗 **Skip the table scraps:** Rich or fatty foods like turkey skin, gravy, and stuffing can upset your pet’s stomach — or worse, cause pancreatitis.

🚪 **Watch the doors:** Extra visitors mean more chances for pets to slip out. Make sure your pets have ID tags and microchips up to date.

🏡 **Create a quiet space:** Company and noise can stress out even the friendliest pets. Provide a cozy spot away from the action where they can relax.

🏨 **Boarding soon?** Make sure your pet’s vaccines and records are current before drop-off so they can enjoy a safe stay away from home.

Let’s make this Thanksgiving full of gratitude — not emergency visits! 💛
From all of us at **Fremont Veterinary Hospital**, we wish you and your furry family a safe and happy holiday!

11/17/2025

🎓🌍 **Happy International Students’ Day!**

Today we celebrate the dedication and hard work it takes to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. From veterinarians to veterinary technicians and assistants — every role in our hospital requires passion, education, and a deep love for animals. 💙

🐾 **Did you know?**

* Veterinarians complete 4 years of undergraduate study **plus** 4 years of veterinary school. This is JUST the minimum!
* Licensed Veterinary Technicians earn a **2–4 year degree** in veterinary technology and pass a national exam.

It takes a team — and years of learning — to provide the compassionate, expert care your pets deserve. 📚🐶🐱

Here’s to all the students and professionals who never stop learning for the love of animals! 💫

11/15/2025

11/14/2025

🐾 **Every senior pet deserves comfort and care.**

If your dog takes longer to get up, your cat avoids jumping onto their favorite perch, or your older rabbit, ferret, or even reptile seems less active — arthritis could be the reason behind those quiet changes. 💔

The good news? There’s so much we can do to help! Modern veterinary care offers gentle laser therapy, joint supplements, pain management options, and lifestyle adjustments that can bring back comfort, mobility, and joy.

💛 At Fremont Veterinary Hospital, we believe every stage of your pet’s life should be filled with love and ease. Let’s make sure those golden years are truly golden — schedule a senior wellness exam today and let’s talk about keeping your pet feeling their best.

11/11/2025

**Honoring Our Heroes This Veterans Day**

Today, Fremont Veterinary Hospital proudly stands with immense gratitude for the brave men and women who have served — and continue to serve — our great nation. Your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication protect the freedoms we hold dear.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the veterans within our own community and among our cherished clients and team members. You are true heroes — on and off the battlefield. ❤️🐾

May this day remind us all that freedom is never free, and the gratitude we owe our veterans should be felt every single day.

From all of us at Fremont Veterinary Hospital, **thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your strength.**

11/11/2025

💔 **Heartworm Disease: One Bite Can Be Deadly**
Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious — even fatal — heart and lung damage in dogs and cats.

The good news? It’s *100% preventable!*
A simple monthly preventive can save your pet from a painful and costly illness.

🌞 Even indoor pets need protection year-round!
Call us today to make sure your pet is up-to-date on heartworm prevention.