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Dog-Safe Foods on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to celebrate with loved ones but not all pets enjoy the extra noise, visitors, and activity. To help keep your pet safe…
🏆 Celebrating Five Years of Excellence in the Vail Valley
We’re thrilled to share that OnSite Vet has been named Best of Vail Valley for the fifth year in a row! Since opening our doors in 2021, we’ve been honored with this community-voted award every single year — a streak that reflects our dedication to the animals and...
The Hidden Dangers of Pet Obesity
Pet obesity is a growing concern among veterinarians and pet owners alike—and for good reason. Carrying extra weight doesn’t just affect how pets look;
Fractured Teeth and Endodontics
Dental health in our pets is important to a pet’s health and comfort just like it is important to our health and comfort. Pets generate a large amount of force when they bite down and chew on objects. When there is a large amount of force and leverage placed on the...
Cat Tooth Brushing
Cat dental hygiene is just as important as dental hygiene is for humans, since any changes in oral health could be the result of underlying conditions or could cause them in the future. The only part of a cat they will need your help to keep clean is their mouth. Cat...
Dog Tooth Brushing
Oral hygiene is just as important for dogs as it is for people. Brushing teeth is one of the best preventative methods in terms of minimizing tartar and bacteria that could build up in the mouth. Oral hygiene is just as important for dogs as it is for people. The...
Dog Ear Flushing
If we have prescribed an ear flush for your dog, you will need to use it as often as we recommend no matter how much your dog dislikes it. Fortunately, if you follow the instructions as we lay out in the video, your dog’s ears will be back to normal in no time.
Cat Claw Caps
If you want your indoor cat to stop scratching, whether it be at the furniture or people, then properly applied claw caps could be an effective solution.
Cat Nail Trim
If your cat isn’t wearing down their claws in their daily activities, then you will have to get into the routine of trimming them regularly.
Dog Nail Trim
Your dog’s nails should be trimmed anywhere from once monthly to once every three months, depending on how fast they grow and how much wear they experience.