Here in Colorado, we all know that we’re lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world with nature at our doorsteps. However, having nature so nearby also means that wildlife and potential dangers are close, too. As a result, it’s necessary for pet owners to take some precautions to keep their pets safe from wild animals in our area.

We know that we have to care for our own teeth or face major health problems. Many of us, however, don’t realize that our pets’ teeth require the same level of care. February is National Pet Dental Month, and Compassion Animal Hospital is celebrating by spreading awareness about the importance of caring for your pet’s teeth.

The weather outside is frightful, but your pet still has the same amount of energy to burn. Here are some activities you and your pet can enjoy inside to keep them entertained and busy during the winter season.

It is no surprise that our pets age faster than we do. Although our pets might be getting older, there’s no reason they have to lose the energetic, playful spirit of the puppy or kitten that lives inside them. With the proper care, your senior pet’s golden years can truly sparkle!

If your dog enjoys playing with other dogs or spends time at the dog park, in boarding facilities..

During September, we want to recognize Animal Pain Awareness Month by teaching pet parents how to recognize signs of pain in cats and dogs.

You might think it’s funny, cute, or even gross that dogs sometimes scoot their behinds along the carpet or grass.

More than half of dogs and cats in the United States are classified as either overweight or obese. If you’re unsure whether your pet is maintaining a healthy weight, you can always ask your veterinarian to determine a healthy weight range for your pet based on species, breed, age, and size.