With August coming to an end, it means that back-to-school time is here once more. Parents and kids are having to adjust to new routines and activities, and everyone is trying to keep up with this time of the year and all that it demands. However, it’s important not to forget how back-to-school time can affect your pets. At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, we’re here to provide expert, compassionat…Read More
When people think of cats, they often think about how aloof they can be, as well as how uninterested they often are when it comes to new people. However, there are cats out there that absolutely love people, and want to be near them at all times. If you’ve adopted a cat like this, then you may love how affectionate they are, but there can be drawbacks. For example, your cat may want to play at 2…Read More
When you bring home a new pet, you take the time to help them acclimatize to their new surroundings. They can meet your family members and any other pets you may own, but you may want to wait on introducing them to your friends and neighbors. While a puppy may be excited to meet everyone, an older dog may be hesitant around strangers. At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, our team is here to help your pe…Read More
When you adopt a pet or bring one home for the first time, all you can think about is how much fun it’s going to be to have an animal companion. You watch them grow in both personality and size, and you enjoy all the years you have together. However, every pet owner knows that someday, their animal friend will no longer be around, and it can be difficult to care for a pet as they get older. As L…Read More
In our last blog, we talked about traveling with your pet during the summer and what things you would need to consider before hitting the road. At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, we always want what’s best for your animal, and if you’re going to be leaving your pet at home, then there are a few things to make sure are in place before you go on vacation. 1. Update Medications One of the first thing…Read More
As summer approaches, you likely begin to think about traveling to see family and friends. You may have time off from work or school, and you love hitting the road to explore new places or to visit familiar locales. Whatever the case may be, if you have a pet, it’s important to make a plan for them, especially if they’ll be traveling with you. At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, we can help you mak…Read More
Now that spring is here, you’re likely looking forward to spending more time outside. With the sun shining, you might go for a run with your dog, or you and your cat might hang out on the porch or deck. At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, we want to make sure that your furry friend is healthy and happy all year long, and there are some things to think about during the springtime in Colorado. If your …Read More
At Loveland Veterinary Clinic, the health and well-being of every animal we treat is of the utmost importance. With regular checkups, your pet can stay happy and healthy, but what about the types of food that you give them at home? Our team always strives to stay on top of the latest in pet nutrition, and that includes keeping an eye on any foods that have been recalled. The American Veterinary Me…Read More
If you have a cat, then you likely know how independent felines can be. They can be cute and snuggly when they want, but they’re often happiest when they’re napping on their favorite blanket or in a prime spot of sunshine. There are some cats that want to go outside, whether it’s to explore or to test their natural hunting instincts. Whatever the case may be, it’s important to be aware of …Read More
