What’s New?

Clinic Happenings

When you arrive in the parking lot for your appointment, please call 867-9477 to let the receptionists know you are here. You will be advised when there is a room available and you and your animal may enter the building. This helps keep the reception area open and maintains social distancing. Thank you very much for your cooperation and continued support during this difficult time of transition. Be safe and take care, all!

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We offer Companion Laser Therapy for small animals and horses! See this page for more details.

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We have upgraded our equine dentistry equipment! We have motorized dentistry, a full-mouth speculum, and new hand floats to perform most routine dental needs for your horse. Call today to set up an appointment!

News for Fort Morgan Pet Owners!

We are experiencing yet another outbreak of Canine Parvovirus, and it is so very important to make sure your dogs are up-to-date on vaccinations, especially if they socialize in the neighborhood. (This includes sniffing through the fence!) Follow the above link for more information about parvo.
Here’s our recommended vaccine schedule for puppies:
6-8 weeks: 1st puppy shot- Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, Parvo (MLV), Coronavirus
9-11 weeks: 2nd puppy shot- Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, Parvo (MLV), Coronavirus
13-16 weeks: 3rd puppy shot- Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, Parvo (MLV) AND RABIES

They are then fully vaccinated for 1 year, at which time they need a booster on all vaccines. Make sure to call and talk to us if you are unsure what vaccinations your puppy or dog needs!

Rabid Skunk Found In Fort Morgan!

Across US, officials reporting more abuse, neglect, and abandonment of horses

Rabid Skunk Found Near Brush

Pet Respirators Go Out to Area Firefighters

In Other News…

For more information and resources on dog bite prevention, visit the AVMA website!

Also, did you know that all of our amazing veterinary technicians are certified? Not only are they smart, warm, and passionate about animal care, every single one has completed their licensing requirements and regularly attend continuing education. We love them!

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