Diabetes mellitus occurs when the body cannot use glucose—the main source of energy for the body’s cells—normally. Blood glucose levels are primarily controlled by insulin, which is a hormone made by the pancreas. Pets suffering from diabetes are either unable to use...
One of the best weapons in the fight against pet periodontal disease is actually a very simple tool: a toothbrush. Some pet owners giggle, groan or roll their eyes when their veterinarian tells them they should be brushing their pets’ teeth. The idea of sticking...
In addition to helping your pet feel their best while they’re visiting us at Aspen Animal Hospital, we also want them to live fulfilling lives at home. Wellness programs allow us to diagnose diseases and conditions early when they’re easier to treat or manage....
Did you know that Dr. Liz Kremzier offers Laser Therapy services at Aspen Animal Hospital? No one wants to see a beloved pet no longer enjoying her favorite activities because she’s experiencing pain. Like people, as pets age, they’re more likely to develop health...
Have you ever looked at your dog and wondered what he was trying to say to you? He stands faithfully by your side. Never doubts or questions you. There’s a reason he’s called “man’s best friend”.But how well do we really know our dogs?...
There are many things you can do to help your pet live a healthy life (exercise, proper diet). Today we want to talk about how to prevent a commonly heard about ailment: Heartworm Disease. We will discuss what it is, how to prevent it, and how to treat it. If you have...
Just like we know things we can do to live a better life, did you know there are things we can do for our pets, too? This Spring, let’s help them live their best life. Here are a few goals to strive to reach:Exercise more — Pets need exercise, too. Let your pup join...
March is Poison Prevention Month. While you might know some foods and plans that could hurt your pet, did you know strings can be dangerous as well? Yes, strings, or anything stringy (yarn, rubber bands, and dental floss). These items can cause intestinal blockages or...
We have partnered with Vets First Choice – an online veterinary site offering prescriptions, food, treats, and more for your pet(s) delivered directly to your home. Great for those of you who have multiple homes or don’t like to drive to see us just to pick up food,...
Many thanks to our Aspen community, generous clients, businesses, friends and family that supported our annual Silent Auction fundraiser December 14th.Collectively, we were able to raise $15,000 for the Aspen Animal Hospital, American Veterinary Medical Foundation...
