Front Range Veterinary Clinic

12/17/2024

Such a great way to start the week! Precious little Penny was a joy to have in our clinic today!

09/30/2024

Good morning family and friends! We hope you've all had a fun and safe summer! We are reaching out to provide information on Proposition 129 in Colorado, which would introduce a mid-level veterinary position called a Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA). We at Front Range, as well as veterinarians throughout Colorado are against this Proposition and ask that we all vote against this Proposition, as it would negatively impact the veterinary field and the animals we work so hard to protect. Please visit this link for more information and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns! Have a great week!

Veterinarians practicing in Colorado today oppose Proposition 129. They know that adding mid-level positions doesn’t result in better clinical outcomes for animals.

02/15/2024

Dear Front Range friends and family,

As we continue to monitor the mystery canine respiratory illness, we want to provide a quick update to our clients regarding the current situation. While we still must remain vigilant and cautious, we are seeing a decline in new cases of this illness. The reason is not entirely understood, but may be due to pet owners' efforts to isolate their canine friends and limit their social interactions. We continue to recommend staying up to date on vaccinations, including Bordatella and Influenza, and make efforts to avoid high risk activities if possible. This may include trying to avoid dog parks, kennels, daycare, etc. We still do not have an identification of the illness, but will continue to update you all when progress has been made. Please feel free to read this article recently released by CSU for a brief overview. Thank you all and have a wonderful day!

https://cvmbs.source.colostate.edu/canine-respiratory-illness-cases-down-across-colorado/?fbclid=IwAR3LXJM6gEOKZEZFT14dJSQsKCjeny4pBuKvH4dnIjtw7ISe0xiReTOGdP0

Reports of canine respiratory disease in Colorado have dropped from peak case numbers last year, according to CSU veterinary experts.