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Jean A. Fromm, DVM PC

Jean A. Fromm, DVM PC Dr. Jean Fromm has helped pets maintain healthy lifestyles in the Grand Junction, CO area for 15 yea

03/02/2025

Happy Sunday, folks! We are just marching through the year... See what we did there? 😉 This last month we got a little sneak peak of spring and before too long it will actually be here. That is why we wanted to give you a few pro tips before we fully enter the month of March! 💐

02/28/2025

Happy Friday folks! We hope you had a good week. 💙

Today is the last day of February. Where has time gone?⏰ Don’t forget to give your pet’s their monthly preventatives tomorrow if the 1st is the day, you do it. We hope you have a great weekend.🤩

02/25/2025

As we enter into the last week of February, Pet Dental Health Month is coming to an end, but that does not mean to stop on your pet’s oral hygiene care. Staying on top of oral health can keep them living a long healthy life!💯

Today, we wanted to discuss the different parts of a tooth, and why keeping your pet's mouth clean can allow them to have beautiful teeth their entire lives. 🦷

1. Enamel: Hardest substance in the body, made to protect the inner layers of a tooth. 💪
2. Dentin: Layer beneath the enamel that is strong but not as strong as the enamel.☝️
3. Cementin: Covers the root tooth, secures tooth into jaw.🧤
4. Tooth pulp: Innermost layer, covers the nerves, blood vessels, and tissues.💉
5. Crown: Portion of tooth above the gumline🔝
6. Root: Part below gumline that secures tooth to jaw.⬇️

The anatomy and structure of a tooth is pretty complex, so keeping those pearly whites free from plaque and tartar will allow many healthy years in your animal!😁

02/22/2025

Heart health is important for people and animals alike. Just like for us people, there are ways we can protect our animals' hearts. 💓

Here are a few ways you can keep your pet’s heart pumping long and strong! 💪

02/21/2025

✨Dental Spotlight✨

Last week, Miss Maddie came in and Dr. Ringen performed a pretty extensive COHAT with extractions.

Even though she had over 17 teeth extracted she is such a trooper and doing great a week later!

Annual to semiannual teeth cleanings are crucial to protecting your animals mouth. Always remember, that “bad breath” is not normal in animals.

Concerned that your dog or cat may have dental disease? Give us a call so we can get them in for a dental exam 😎

02/18/2025

Even though it’s winter, staying on top of your pet’s health is our utmost concern! Winter months are typically slower for most and are often spent indoors, but that doesn’t change that your pets need their annual exams, vaccines, bloodwork, and preventatives. ‼️‼️‼️

Preventive care is crucial for keeping your dog and cat happy and healthy. Annual exams establish a healthy client and clinic relationship as well as letting your vet visually see your animal and discuss any potential health concerns that may arise. At the end of the day, we want your animal to live a long and happy life with you so stay on top of their health and get them into the vet!🩺

02/16/2025

With the warmer winter weather we have been having, we are not the only ones enjoying the sun. So are those pesky parasites! It is crucial to keep up on your pet’s flea, tick, and heartworm prevention even when the weather is not 100 degrees out. Giving year-round prevention can prevent your animal from any unwanted deadly diseases.

Do you want to discuss different options that may be suitable for your dog and/or cat? Please let us know how we can help.

02/14/2025

We love our clients, and we love our patients! Happy Valentine's Day everyone. We hope you have a loving day and please make sure to give your fur babies some extra love from us today. 🎀💓

02/12/2025

When being told by your vet that you should stay on top of your pet’s dental health it can seem like a daunting task. I mean each of us has 101 other things to do throughout the day. How are we supposed to make sure to stay on top of our pet’s clean mouth? Well, we have put a few easy things you can do as a proactive pet parent that will help your pets' teeth.

1. At the end of the day the best thing for your animal is brushing their teeth once a day. Set a reminder in your phone or put it on repeat in your calendar. Get them a generic toothbrush (or a fun one if that's your cup of tea) and specifically a pet friendly toothpaste. Human toothpaste can be very toxic for your animals. Do a quick outside brushing of their teeth and let them be on their way.

2. If brushing is not your forte then do not fret, there are multiple other things that help prevent plaque and tartar build up.
A. Purchase VOHC specific food or treats that are made to clean the teeth as they chew their food.
B. Purchase water additives that you measure out and put in their water bowls that help with the pH of their mouth and slow the process of dental disease.
C. Purchase toys that encourage the chewing of the teeth, but make sure they don't get destroyed or ingested.

Staying on top of your pet's dental disease can help them stay healthier longer and prevent losing teeth. Every person and pet are unique in their own way, so if you have questions or want to know more then please give us a call or shoot us a text!

02/11/2025

Last week Mr. Haus came in and spent the day with us. Haus originally came in for mass removal, but his pet owners wanted to be proactive about his teeth so requested a dental cleaning to be done as well. 🦷

Haus’s teeth were in good condition for his older age so a quick cleaning with dental radiographs was done and he was up and on his way! Being proactive and taking care of your pet’s mouth will prevent them from hopefully needing extractions in the future as well as giving them a long and healthy life. 😆

Stay on top of your pet’s health and give us a call so we can create the BEST treatment plan suitable for you and your pet’s needs. 🤳

02/08/2025

Happy Saturday folks! We hope you are able to get some good r & r this weekend and get out to enjoy the weather. Whether you are going on a quick walk or having a good play time, enjoy it. You and your dog deserve it. 🐕💙

02/06/2025

✨Did you know?✨

02/05/2025

💕Happy February!💕

Pet Dental Health Month has officially begun. We are so excited to teach you about the importance of dental health in your animal. Periodontal disease not only affects the mouth of your animal, but their entire body. Regular dental exams and cleanings can allow your animal to have a long and lasting life. Give us a call so we can examine your pet’s mouth and put together a specialized treatment plan just for them. 🦷

02/02/2025

Early spring💐 or longer winter❄️?

01/31/2025

Today is finally Friday and we wanted to give you a fun fact about veterinary medicine!

Did you know that in the United States there are only 30 veterinary medicine colleges compared to the 237 law schools, 179 medical schools, and 65 dentals schools. No wonder it is so difficult to get into vet school, there are so little compared to others!🩺

01/30/2025

February is coming up quickly and do you know what that means? We know that it is the month of ‘love’, but it is one of our favorites due to being National Pet Dental Health Month! We strongly believe that the overall health of your animal is directly related to the conditions of their mouth. Dental health is crucial for people and animals alike.🦷

Next month we will get into the nitty gritty of who needs dentals, why dentals are important, and a few adorable faces of patients who have gotten one done with us. Our schedule is filling up, so if your pet is in need of fresh breath, please give us a call so we can get them scheduled!🪥

01/28/2025

We know that our dogs are just as happy for the winter weather as we are… From fewer walks and less play time outside they go stir crazy. This typically is shown by bad behaviors like chewing up things or getting into things that they know they shouldn’t.

That is why it is important to still keep your pet busy even when they are stuck indoors. There are numerous toys and food puzzles out on the market that will keep your pup busier than 5 secs. Allowing them to use their nose and brain will exhaust them beyond belief! Keeping you and them both happy.

You can find these sorts of products at local pet stores and online. We have personally seen the huge benefits of these for animals. If you have any questions whether they are safe or a good idea then please give us a call!

01/25/2025

We want to hear from YOU! 🫵

As a clinic as a whole, we try our very best to accommodate to the best of our ability to make sure your visit with your pet goes as smoothly as possible. We know that bringing a pet to the clinic is stressful in itself. That is why we want to know what we can do to help make it an even better experience.

If you have any insight on ways we can make vet clinic visits even better than before, please let us know!

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3070 I-70 Business Loop, Ste B-3
Grand Junction, CO
81504

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19704340811

Website

https://drfrommdvm.com/?cp=4705081574

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Brushing Your Pet's Teeth

National Pet Dental Health Month is in full swing, and we can’t wait to share all about this hot topic! Today we are wanting to show how to properly brush your pet’s teeth. 🪥 ✨Few reminders:✨ 1️⃣ Always use pet-friendly toothpaste -human toothpaste has ingredients that are toxic to pets! 2️⃣ Brush on the outside of your pet’s teeth -if you brush on the inside there is a high chance you will get bit! 3️⃣. Brush your pet’s teeth every day if not every other day -plaque hardens after 24 hrs so if not cleaned off right away then it is there to stay! Hope you enjoy this informational video of BreLyn and Walter.

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About Us

Jean A. Fromm, D.V.M. P.C. has served pet owners in the grand valley for over 23 years. Dr. Fromm has been practicing Veterinary Medicine for 40 years. She continues her education and keeps current on what is happening with the new information, technology and research, so that she is able to provide the best care for your pet. Our staff attends as many lectures and class available to provide the best care to your pets. Dr. Fromm and the staff, strongly believe in preventative, and proactive medicine. We are a small animal clinic, just loving your cats and dogs.