Puppies’ mouths are filled with about 28 teeny-tiny razors that seem to be attracted to your fingers or toes. Dog trainers call it “play biting,” but it’s irksome and often...
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Summer is nearing and that means more outside time with your pets! With rising temperatures and more time outside, we must also be ready for additional risks these things add...
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Here at Mountain Parks Veterinary Hospital, we make recommendations for controlling fleas, ticks, heartworm and other intestinal parasites based on the needs of your pet, their travel and lifestyle, and...
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Visiting the doctor can be stress-inducing for your pets. When it comes to our furry companions—who may not understand where they’re going, why they’re going there, and what’s going to...
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Sometimes the healthiest of animals can still be afflicted with unfair illnesses. However, many diseases can be prevented if we take the proper precautions. April is National Heartworm Awareness Month,...
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Congratulations from us at Mountain Parks Veterinary Hospital! Now that you’re expecting a two-legged baby, your four-legged baby is in store for some serious life changes. Do your best to...
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March is Poison Prevention Month, and we want to help you keep your pet healthy. If you own a pet, you will want to know about these common household items...
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The 4th of July is a great time of year – warm summer days, friends and family gathering around, and lots of festivities to be had! While this is a...
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For humans and animals, the number on the scale is greatly impacted by lifestyle factors, and regular exercise can help to keep that number in a healthy range. Here are...
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Although February is National Pet Dental Health Month, your pet’s dental health is important all year long. Why so much emphasis that a whole month is set aside to promote...
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