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Does my cat need a friend?

Does my cat need a friend?

While you may think that your cat that your cat is perfectly content on their own, did you know that they actually prefer having company? Here, our Thornton vets talk about how to tell if your cat wants another cat and what to consider before bringing a new feline friend into the mix.

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The Benefits of a CT Scanner in Veterinary Medicine

The Benefits of a CT Scanner in Veterinary Medicine

The tools and offerings at our clinic allow for efficient and in-depth diagnosis and treatment of many different conditions that can affect pets. Here, our Thornton vets talk about CT scans for dogs and cats, what they are, and how our veterinary diagnostic laboratory and pet pharmacy help care for your pet.

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Dog Stops Walking and Won't Move! Reasons & What To Do

Dog Stops Walking and Won't Move! Reasons & What To Do

When your dog stops walking it makes you wonder what is wrong and if you should be concerned. Usually, there is a perfectly logical reason why your dog stops. Here, our vets in Thornton share some of the reasons why your dog may stop walking and what you can do when they won't move.

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The Importance of Regular Fecal Exams For Dogs and Cats

The Importance of Regular Fecal Exams For Dogs and Cats

Parasites can cause a number of symptoms that can leave your pet feeling uncomfortable and have the potential to be life-threatening. Luckily, fecal exams can help to detect these pests. Our Thornton vets talk about what happens during a fecal exam and how you can prepare your dog or cat.

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Types of Diagnostic Tests for Pets

Types of Diagnostic Tests for Pets

There are a number of diagnostic tests that can be used to pinpoint the cause of your pet's symptoms. Today our Thornton vets explain some of the diagnostic tests available to help us determine the underlying causes of various health concerns in pets.

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How Often Do You Take a Cat to the Vet?

How Often Do You Take a Cat to the Vet?

Along with giving your cat lots of love and attention as well as the necessary at-home care, you will need to bring them in for routine veterinary visits. Today, our Thornton and Denver vets at Caring Hands Veterinary Hospital talk about how often you should be bringing your cat to our animal hospital for routine care at each stage in their life.

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Bladder Stones in Dogs

Bladder Stones in Dogs

When a dog develops bladder stones it can lead to severe discomfort when they try to use the bathroom. In this post, our Thornton vets share some information about how to get rid of bladder stones in dogs and the common causes of this urinary condition.

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Bladder Infection in Dogs

Bladder Infection in Dogs

Bladder infections in dogs along with other urinary tract issues can not only cause discomfort but also have the potential to lead to other serious complications when not treated quickly. Today our Thornton vets share some key information about bladder infections in dogs including the signs and treatment options.

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Routine Vet Exams - Why Are Regular Veterinary Checkups Important?

Routine Vet Exams - Why Are Regular Veterinary Checkups Important?

Routine care is a crucial part of your pet's lifelong health care. With these checkups, your vet can help identify and address potential health concerns at the very first sign. Our vets in Thornton share more information about the importance of routine vet exams and what to expect during your pet's checkup.

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Questions Everyone Should Ask Their Veterinarian

Questions Everyone Should Ask Their Veterinarian

If you have a pet then you know that you'll be bringing them in for routine care, and there are some topics you can cover while at the visit that can help you care for your cat or dog. Our Thornton vets share some of the top questions that you can ask your vet during your pet's wellness exam.

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