Summer is a great time for outdoor activities, but it's important to keep our pets safe.
Check out these safe outdoor activities for pets:
☀️Have a Sprinkler/kiddie pool day: If your furry family member loves the water, this activity is for you! Hook up a sprinkler, fill up the kiddie pool, and watch your best friend have a blast while staying cool.
☀️Make Frozen Fruit/veggie Bowl: This idea is great for our friends who love a challenge!
Fill a bowl with your pet's favorite fruit and veggies (make sure they are safe food options) and pop it in the freezer overnight. The next day your curious friend will have hours of interactive play ready for them.
☀️Outdoor pet paint party: This fun summer activity is open to everyone.
You'll need a small canvas, a gallon-sized Ziplock bag, and your colored paint. Start by placing dollops of different colored paints all over your canvas.
For an extra touch, you can create a design using painter's tape before adding the paint. Carefully place your painted canvas inside the Ziplock bag and seal it tightly. Spread some peanut butter on the outside of the bag.
As your pet enjoys their tasty treat, they'll be creating a unique piece of artwork for you to cherish forever. It's a simple, enjoyable way to make lasting memories and beautiful art with your furry friend!
☀️Enjoy a picnic together: Fall is right around the corner, making now the perfect time to enjoy a summer picnic with your furry friend.
If you give these a try, let us know below!
#enjoytheoutdoors☀️
Vaccines are vital in protecting your pets from serious diseases.
The key vaccines your pet needs, like rabies, distemper/parvo, leukemia (cats), leptospirosis (dogs), are vaccines we recommend your pet has on board to prevent them from becoming ill.
Ensure your pet is up-to-date on their shots by scheduling an appointment with your vet.
If you're looking for a new vet, give us a call at 303.652.8387
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Ever wondered how unique your pet’s name is?
Tell us your pet’s name, and we’ll check our database to see how popular it is!
Don’t forget to include a picture of your adorable pet.
Let’s see who has the most unique pet name out there! Ready, set, go!
Stay ahead with the latest in pet safety technology!
From GPS trackers to smart collars, here’s how you can use technology to prevent your pet from getting lost:
GPS Trackers: Attach a GPS tracker to your pet’s collar to monitor their location in real-time using your smartphone. This is especially useful for adventurous pets!
Smart Collars: Smart collars offer GPS tracking, activity monitoring, and even health insights. They can alert you if your pet leaves a designated safe area.
Pet Cameras: Install pet cameras around your home or yard to keep an eye on your pets when you’re not around. Some cameras even offer two-way audio to talk to your pet.
Digital Pet IDs: Create a digital pet ID that stores your contact information and your pet’s medical history. The ID is accessible via a QR code on the pet's collar.
Investing in pet safety technology can give you peace of mind and help keep your furry friends safe.
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With the 4th of July next week, here are some quick tips to keep your pets safe at your next BBQ and out of the vet's office!
Whether you are traveling with pets this summer or leaving them at home with a trusted caretaker, we want to help you be prepared and keep your pet safe.
Contact us today if you need help getting your pet prepared!
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Super bark? Telepathy? Sonic hearing? What would it be?
We are pet people through and through! Here are some pictures of our team's pets.
Is your pet a fan of the camera? #NationalPetWeek
It's true; mosquitos don't just wait for the summer to pop out!
That's why we advise our clients to keep up on their pet's heartworm preventative year round, as we never know exactly what the weather will do from day to day.
Need to get your pet protected? Contact us at 303.652.8387.
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Contact us today to book an appointment! #VeterinaryClinic #niwotcolorado #fearfreecertifiedprofessional
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What is considered a pet emergency?
Ever wonder what counts as a pet emergency? This quick guide will help you out! Save it for later!
Remember, you know your pet best! If something seems off, call us or a local emergency clinic. It is better to be safe than sorry when it comes to our furry family members! 🧡🩵
It is the first of the month, so we wanted to remind you that it may be time to give your pet their heartworm preventative.
Need a refill of your pet's heartworm medication - we can help! Call us at 303.652.8387
Closure notice: LHAH will be closed today due to the weather! We hope you have a safe and warm snow day with your furry friends!
We plan to be back in the office for normal hours on Friday!
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That's right!
Xylitol is quite deadly to cats and dogs!
Why?
Xylitol can cause life threatening hypoglycemia (low
blood sugar), seizures and liver failure.
What is xylitol? Xylitol is a common sugar alternative
found in food ingredients (such as peanut butter, candy,
gum, and more) we consume on a regular basis.
We recommend you check the labels on your food and
keep anything harmful to pets out of their reach.
If your pet does happen to ingest xylitol or anything
with xylitol, here is what you do:
Call us (during business hours) or call your nearest
emergency clinic. We will likely have you call the pet
poison helpline also so they can advise us on how to
treat your pet.
