Rabies is an exceptionally dangerous virus that is typically fatal for cats, other pets, and people. Fortunately, rabies is entirely preventable. Here, our Denver vets discuss the cat rabies vaccine - cost, scheduling and possible side effects.
A healthy mouth is essential to your dog's overall health, but many dogs don't receive the oral health care they need to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Our Denver vets discuss periodontal disease in dogs - how to prevent it, signs that your dog has it and available treatment options.
While dental hygiene may not be something you're concerned about when it comes to your dog, inadequate dental hygiene can lead to cavities, pain and tooth loss for your pup. Our Denver vets explain how to prevent your pup from developing a cavity, and how cavities in dogs can be treated.
Bad breath is common in dogs, especially as they age. But it can be a symptom of a serious underlying health issue. In today's post, our Denver vets explain some common causes of bad breath in dogs and what can be done to help resolve the problem.
Dental health issues can be just as painful for your cat as they are for us. In fact, mouth and tooth pain could even cause your feline friend to resist eating. Today, our Denver vets explain how to clean your cat's mouth and keep their teeth healthy.
At Downtown Animal Care Center our vets believe that prevention is the key to helping your cat live a long and healthy life. That's why our Denver vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Here's how the FVRCP protects your cat's health.
Vaccinations protect your dog against a number of serious illnesses, but owners are often concerned about the risk of adverse reactions to vaccines. Today, our Denver vets explain the most common reactions dogs have to vaccinations, and what to do if your dog has a reaction to getting their shots.
We wish our pets lived as long as we do but the sad truth is they have a shorter life span than we do. Whether you are wondering how much time you have left with your furry friend, or you're looking into how long of a commitment a pet will be, our Denver vets have the answers you are looking for.
Vaccinations play a critical role in keeping cats healthy throughout their lifetime. Our Denver vet recommends following this vaccination schedule for indoor cats, outdoor cats, and kittens to protect them from several potentially deadly feline diseases.
It's troubling if your cat is not eating and difficult to know if a trip to the vet is called for. Today, our Denver vets at Downtown Animal Care Center share some common reasons why cats sometimes stop eating, and how to tell if your cat’s refusal to eat requires veterinary attention.
Downtown Animal Care Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Denver companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.