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Pet care comes with plenty of questions, and good information can make those questions easier to navigate. The Denver Metro Animal Hospital and Urgent Care veterinary blog is a place to find practical guidance on preventive care, common health concerns, seasonal risks, surgery, dental health, and other topics that matter throughout your pet’s life.
Our team shares information with the same approach we bring to appointments: clear explanations, thoughtful recommendations, and a focus on helping you make informed decisions for your pet. Browse our latest posts below to learn more about keeping your dog or cat healthy, comfortable, and well cared for.
Dog yellow diarrhea usually happens when food and bile move through the intestines too quickly, so the bile never gets a chance to break down into its normal brown color. This rapid transit is often triggered by a diet change, eating something off-limits, parasites like Giardia, or inflammation in the gut, though liver, gallbladder, and…
Yes, a dog not eating for 2 days should see a veterinarian, even if they seem fine otherwise. Most healthy adult dogs rarely skip more than a meal or two, so 48 hours without food usually means something is bothering them, whether that’s an upset stomach, dental pain, stress, or an illness that hasn’t shown…
A dog vomiting yellow foam is usually bringing up bile, a digestive fluid made by the liver that can back up into an empty stomach and irritate its lining. Sometimes the cause is as simple as too much time between meals, but yellow foam can also point to gastritis, pancreatitis, an intestinal blockage, or kidney…