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Jean A. Fromm, DVM PC

Dr. Jean Fromm has helped pets maintain healthy lifestyles in the Grand Junction, CO area for 15 yea
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11/23/2024

Happy Saturday, folks! Hope you have a great weekend.

Friendly reminder that our Jingle and Mingle will be on December 11th from 6PM-7:30PM. We can't wait to see you there! 🎄🎅🏻

11/22/2024

Thanksgiving is just one week away! Make sure to get your pets all taken care of before then. Whether that is getting them in for vaccines, picking up food and/or medications, and more. Try not to cram it at the last minute!

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time of year when family and friends get together and eat a large and delicious meal. Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green bean casserole, and much much more. For us humans, this meal is delicious, but for our pets' it can be deadly.

Different foods that we eat are found to have profound effects on our animals. That is why it is important to know what your dogs and cats can eat. Even though we recommend leaving food on your plates, there are some foods you can share if you feel the need to do so.

11/20/2024

Did you know that dogs and cats can be diagnosed with diabetes? That is correct, diabetes is just like what is found in us people. Diabetes occurs when the body is unable to use sugar in the way it needs to function properly. Because of this, excess sugar is lost in urine and, cells are starved. ❓❓❓

Symptoms include rapid weight loss (unintentionally), increased thirst/urination, lethargy, cataracts in the eyes, recurring UTIs, and more. If your dog or cat is ever showing symptoms, then bringing them in ASAP can help catch this disease early on. 👀

Certain breeds of dogs and cats can be predisposed to this disease, but typically it occurs due to them being excessively overweight. Even though we can’t change genetics, we as pet owners can make sure our pets are healthy and the proper weight. Remember, our pets only eat what WE allow them to. 🍓

Our pets do not live as long as they should, but keeping them healthy and in shape will help prolong the time that they do have. Pet diabetes is preventable and manageable. Let's do our part and keep our animals healthy and happy.

11/17/2024

🍂Happy Sunday Funday!🍂

As the days are getting shorter and darkness comes earlier, make sure to stay safe and get out for walks sooner if able to. If you must walk when it's dark make sure you and your pets wear reflective gear so others can see you. Stay safe, and have a great week! 🐾

11/16/2024

As we just chug along through the month of November, we want to give everyone a friendly reminder that if you are traveling this holiday season, please make sure your pets are up to date on vaccines, have adequate food and medications, and whatever else they may need. The holiday season is already stressful enough, so don't add to it by waiting till the last minute! 🕑

For Thanksgiving, we will be closed from the 28th through the 1st and will return Monday the 2nd at 8 am. Please make sure to get whatever your pets may need before then! 🤔

11/14/2024

We love to use our social media platform for fun and educational purposes. Today especially, we want to use it educationally. Last week we had dental appointments for two different dogs. As always, we did our routine bloodwork and ECG before any procedure was done. Thankfully we did it because we discovered numerous underlying issues!

One dog had a very abnormal ECG. This puts her at a high risk for anesthesia and we recommend further diagnostics to be done before being put under general anesthesia. The other dog had a few abnormal values on her bloodwork and it was recommended to get further diagnostics on these values. Both of these dentals' were postponed until further notice.

We understand from an owner's standpoint that it can be frustrating to have to pay more for a bill for the bloodwork and ECG, and then have to postpone a procedure that was already scheduled. But, at the end of the day, we do this for the health and safety of your animal. We would never want to risk the well-being of an animal especially, for an elective procedure.

For some, last week may have been frustrating, but for us, we are fortunate that we do diagnostics before any type of procedure. As always, we want to make sure your animal is the healthiest they can be.

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day! Today we honor and remember all those who have served. ❤️🤍💙

11/09/2024

Even though February is technically National Pet Dental Month, we believe pet oral hygiene is so important that we celebrate it multiple times within a year. This month we are excited to get the chance to do multiple dentals' on our patients. We enjoy getting to see them and help them stay healthy. 💙

Yearly or semi-yearly dentals' are crucial to keeping your pet alive as long as possible. Dental disease affects the entire body of an animal, so that is why we do teeth cleanings! If your animal has bad breath, difficulty eating, drooling, not wanting to play with toys, etc. then it may be time to start thinking about bringing them in for a dental exam and possibly a dental cleaning!

Have any questions about how dentals' are done or when we recommend doing it? Please ask away! 🦷

11/08/2024

Healthy teeth, healthy pet! 🐶🐱 Dental disease is a common issue that can lead to discomfort and serious health problems. Regular dental cleanings help prevent tartar buildup and keep your pet’s mouth healthy. Schedule a dental check-up and let’s keep those smiles bright!

11/08/2024

We know personally that the time change has thrown us off. 😖 That extra hour was nice to sleep in but our animals surely did not understand what the hold up was all about. Do your animals lose their mind when feeding time is an hour later than usual? 🤔

11/06/2024

At our practice, we find that it is very important to educate owners and provide them with awareness on different subjects pertaining to their animals' health. That is why we want to bring more attention in November for National Pet Cancer Awareness Month.

Nobody likes to hear the term 'cancer' as it has lots of negative connotations that come with it. But, we are here because we want you to be aware of this disease and pay more attention to your pets' health. Even though most cancers are not preventable, being proactive and getting them to the vet is the first step.

Here are a few ways you can be a proactive pet parent and be mindful about your pet’s health.

11/03/2024

🍂Happy November! 🍂

Friendly reminder to keep giving your animals their monthly preventatives. Even though we may not see the nasty parasites they are still out there, so that is why it is very important to keep them on their preventatives! 🚩

Also, we wanted to give you over a month's notice on our holiday open house. Make sure to save the date, and we will remind you the closer it gets.📅

We can’t wait for another month with you and your pets. Stay tuned for exciting posts later this month. 😻

11/01/2024

Does your pet seem to scratch constantly? 🐕🐈 Skin allergies can cause major discomfort and lead to further issues like infections. From food sensitivities to environmental triggers, there are many causes. Schedule a skin allergy consultation today and get your pet on the road to itch-free living!

10/31/2024

Happy Howl-O-ween everyone! We hope you have a spooky day. 🎃 Remember it is sc-hairy out there… 👻On a serious note, we hope you and your pets are safe today.

10/29/2024

Pretty much every day is for the cats, but today especially is National Cat Day! Our spicy 4-legged friends are truly one of a kind and we love them for that. We hope your cats get extra spoiled today.😻

10/27/2024

Did you know that rescue breeds are one of our favorite breeds? We love all of our patients but rescues hold a special place in our heart. We are still debating if at the end of the day, we rescue them or if they rescue us when we need it the most. 🤔

This month is National Adopt A Dog Month, and we thought it would be great to highlight numerous local rescues who have weekly adoption events. Every week multiple local rescue agencies have events for people to come to find their new best friend. We highly recommend one of these weekends for you to go check out some local adoption events to find your new fur member! 🐾

10/25/2024

Parasites can wreak havoc on your pet’s health, causing anything from irritation to severe illness. 🐾🦠 Whether it’s fleas, ticks, or worms, early detection and prevention are key to keeping your pet parasite-free. Book a parasite prevention consultation and keep your pet healthy and happy!

10/25/2024

✨Fun Fact Friday✨

Did you know 70% of pet owners sign their pet's names on greeting cards? Are you one of them? Cause we are! 🐾

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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

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+19704340811

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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.

It is the jolliest time of the year☃… and we are so excited for our monthly staff spotlight. This month’s staff spotlight is the greatest elf of all time, Sara.💚 Sara was born and raised in Grand Junction. Growing up her heart's desire was to become a food animal veterinarian, cows are the coolest animal. She went off to CSU to chase that dream and fell in love with people, specifically the human- animal bond. Since vet. school was no longer her aim, she looked at different options for pursuing her new love people and their pets! She loves to educate people on their pet's health, nutrition, and agriculture. In her free time, she wants to be outside! She's with her family hunting, fishing, and hiking. She's joined a local club to further her education and passion with firearms, self-reliance, and people. Currently, her fur family is Palomino, the aggressive chubby chihuahua, and 3 feral-ish cats.

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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.