Dana Dietrich, DVM Emergency Veterinarian August 2014   Dogs and cats that go blind can, with time, adjust to their surroundings through use of their other senses. It is important to remember that each animal ...

Danielle Huval, DVM Emergency Veterinarian July 2014   We have all heard the stories about dogs eating inedible objects or making something that may have been edible a big problem by swallowing it whole. There are ...

Brooke Fowler, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology) Oncology Specialist June 2014     For decades, the mainstay of cancer therapy has been chemotherapy for systemic disease, one that affects multiple organs and tissues, and radiation or ...

Crystal Connor, DVM Emergency Veterinarian April 2014    As an emergency veterinarian, one of the most common health crises I deal with is congestive heart failure (CHF). Animals, both dogs and cats, of any age ...

Dana Dietrich, DVM Emergency Veterinarian March 2014   Trouble breathing is a common emergency encountered by veterinarians in small animal medicine. Getting a pet into a veterinarian so they can quickly identify and address life-threatening ...

Abby Holtman, DVM Emergency Clinician February 2014   A newborn will bring many fun and amazing changes to your life, but it will also affect the pets in your household. Starting to prepare your pets ...

Danielle Huval, DVM Emergency Clinician Supervisor January 2014 Having a new puppy is such a fun time for a family. Showing them off to friends and family, teaching them to walk on a leash, and ...

October 30, 2014 On Thursday, October 23rd, Weld County Animal Control found three stray heeler mixes. Unfortunately, one of these dogs had severe injuries to her hind end. She was brought to AMVS for assessment ...

AMVS was featured in the September 2014 issue of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA). AMVS was recognized for pioneering the way and building a green practice.   https://www.avma.org/News/JAVMANews/Pages/140901k.aspx

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