Aggie Animal Care

24/10/2024

Jolene isn't happy about being groomed, but she always turns out great!

17/10/2024

Hey everyone, we'd like to introduce our all-natural pet products! Made with high quality ingredients with your pet in mind that are safe to ingest. If you are looking for local homemade pet products, you've come to the right place. Send us a message if you have any questions or would like to place an order!

Featured products:

🐾 Paw Balm (safe for dogs and cats)
To soothe and protect your pet's paws from harsh weather conditions and restore dry and cracked paw pads.
2 oz tin for $10
4 oz tin for $18

🌀Whipped Butter (safe for dogs and cats)
To hydrate and soothe your pet's dry skin, cracked paw pads, noses, and elbows. Easier to apply and melts and absorbs quicker than the balm.
2 oz tin for $12
4 oz tin for $22

🦷 Toothpaste (safe for dogs only)
To prevent tartar buildup, freshen breath, and whiten teeth in your dog's mouth. Can be used in conjunction with the breath refresh.
2 oz jar for $10

✨ Breath Refresh (safe for dogs only)
To prevent tartar buildup and freshen breath in your dog's mouth. Can be used in conjunction with the toothpaste. Can be sprayed directly in their mouth and/or added to their water bowl. Keep refrigerated!
2 oz spray bottle for $7

We are also offering a Dog Dental Care Bundle which includes a toothpaste, breath refresh, and a double sided toothbrush for $16.

12/10/2024

Customer of the Day - George

He has all the energy, is great on trail, and will get in any body of water no matter the size

11/10/2024

👻🎃Join Us For Some Halloween Fun!!
Send Us Pictures of Your Precious Pets in the Comments Below…Winners Announced October 31st! 🎃👻

10/10/2024

Ms. Dagmær getting all spiffed up!

22/07/2024

We wanted to give everyone a big thank you who voted for us this year for Best of Teller 2024! We won gold in the Pet Grooming category. We couldn't have done it without the support and loyalty of our clients and of course the pets. Stay tuned for some future updates. Thanks again!

15/05/2024

Big News!!! We've hired our first employee.

Meet Delaney, she has previous experience with all sorts of animal care and is currently attending Western University.

She will be with us all summer, so that means more availability for house sitting, dog walking, and drop-in visits. Please reach out with dates and we'll try to get you on the schedule!

- Mitch & Alli

03/05/2024

We wanted to say a huge thank you to all of our regular clientele. Between an accident with our grooming trailer and our second work vehicle dying, we've had a crazy couple weeks. Your continued support and patience with our rapidly growing business has been amazing.

Thank you again Teller county, we have big things coming down the line as we expand our business to service more clients and meet more amazing animals.

- Mitch & Alli

22/04/2024

Happy Earth Day!

12/04/2024

Happy National Pet Day!

01/04/2024

At Aggie Animal Care, we want to be prepared for anything that can happen during our pet sitting and dog walking visits. While April may be Pet First Aid Awareness Month, we focus on our pet first aid knowledge year round. Both Mitch and Alli have completed the Canine and Feline CPR and First Aid Certification Course through Pet Emergency Academy and re-certify every two years.

Feel free to check out our Pet Sitters International locator profile here: petsit.com/pet-sitter-woodland-park-co-aggie-animal-care

01/04/2024

Vote for Aggie Animal Care for Best of Teller County 2024! Select "Aggie Animal Care" for the categories of Pet Grooming & Pet Sitter under the Everyday Life category. We truly appreciate all of our loyal clients and pets that make our business a success🐾

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14/01/2024

Hi everyone, due to the low temps we will NOT be set up at our Tractor Supply Pop-Up. If you were planning on coming by please shoot us a FB message or text @ (719)900-2655 and we would be happy to get your pups taken care of.

29/12/2023

The most recent guidance from the American Veterinary Medical Association on coughing dogs...

Cases of canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRDC) in multiple states have been catching much media attention lately. Efforts are underway to identify one or more pathogens that may be responsible.

Meanwhile, dog owners understandably have questions, and veterinary teams need trustworthy answers. Here’s information that your veterinary team can share with clients to help address their concerns.

Outbreaks of CIRDC occur regularly, and the recent outbreak isn’t cause for alarm.
Several different bacteria and viruses can contribute to CIRDC, and we don’t yet know which one(s) are causing the outbreak. While we can’t rule out the possibility that a new organism may be responsible for the outbreak, current disease patterns aren’t consistent with the emergence of a new, easily transmitted pathogen.
Most dogs with CIRDC will have only mild illness, recovering fully within 7 to 10 days. The classic sign is a frequent, honking cough that comes on suddenly, but some dogs may have sneezing and/or a runny nose or eyes.
Typically, only a small percentage of dogs will develop more severe disease, depending on the infecting organism(s) and the dog’s ability to fight it.
Signs that your dog needs immediate veterinary care include the following:

Lingering cough
Weakness
Loss of appetite
Difficulty breathing
Worsening of illness
A cough so severe that your dog vomits or has trouble breathing

These factors increase a dog’s risk of becoming ill:

Short-nose breed, like French Bulldogs
Very young or old age
Compromised immune system
Pre-existing respiratory disease or heart disease

The best way to protect your dog against CIRDC is to keep their vaccines current. Vaccines not only reduce the chance of your dog becoming ill. They also make your dog less likely to develop severe disease or spread infection to other dogs.

Optimal protection against common respiratory infections includes an annual intranasal vaccine against Bordetella, canine adenovirus type 2, and canine parainfluenza. Where canine influenza is known to be circulating, the injectable canine influenza vaccine also is recommended. Your veterinarian can help you decide which vaccines your dog needs to stay as healthy as possible.

If your dog is sick, keep them away from other dogs.

In general, the risk of people getting sick from exposure to dogs with CIRDC is extremely low.

21/12/2023

10/12/2023

Good morning Teller County,

Due to the weather/temperature today we will NOT be setting up at Tractor Supply Co. with Twin Hounds Biscuit Company.

We will let y'all know our next dates for the pop up event soon, have a great Sunday!

12/11/2023

Bring your pups and come see us at Tractor Supply today! We will be here until 1pm with Twin Hounds Biscuit Company.

We will be doing nail trims, teeth brushing, ear cleaning, and a**l glands expressions. Along with selling our products: paw cream, toothpaste, and breath spray.

10/11/2023

Come see us in Woodland Park at Tractor Supply on Sunday November 12th from 10am-1pm. We will be with Aggie Animal Care, stop by and see us!