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Winter came quickly to Colorado, which means it’s time for peaceful, snowy dog walks. Colorado winter brings immense beauty, but it also poses risks when it comes to the inevitable layers of ice and salt ...

What is Bloat? Bloat describes when a dog’s stomach rapidly overfills with food and gas and twists on itself. Medically this is referred to as gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV). At any given time, a ...

Physical rehabilitation in veterinary medicine is similar to physical therapy in people. With the goal of improving a pet’s physical mobility, comfort, and quality of life, veterinary rehabilitation combines therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapies, and ...

Our surgery team at Animal Emergency & Specialty Center (AESC) strives to ensure your pet receives the most advanced and expert care available. We want to minimize your pet’s discomfort, decrease their anesthesia time, and ...

AESC Spring CE Symposium 2021 RACE approved sessions for veterinarians and technicians…10 total hours of CE! *Participants must register for EACH day they plan to attend Saturday, April 17th Veterinarian Track 11:30 AM – 6:30 ...

Is your pet’s scratching, biting, and licking keeping you up at night? Environmental allergies can make your pet—and you—miserable, and getting to the bottom of their problem can be challenging. With the variety of environmental ...

If your pet’s primary care veterinarian has diagnosed a cranial cruciate ligament injury, a combination of early intervention, advanced surgical techniques, and post-operative rehabilitation therapy offers the best long-term outcome. Each pet’s injury is unique, ...

Arthritis is one of the most common ailments to affect aging pets, and watching the companion who ran alongside you for many years slow down and become painful is difficult. Your pet has given you ...

You have waited all winter long to bask in the warm Colorado sunshine during the summer months. You may plan to enjoy the warm weather with your pet, but you’ll need to take precautions to ...

A cancer diagnosis is always scary, especially when your four-legged best friend is involved. Your first instinct is to gather information from every source, and friends and family will likely add their thoughts. Unfortunately, misconceptions ...