Crow Hill Veterinary Hospital

06/25/2026

06/25/2026

After a moose attacked a hiker and their dogs on the Lovell Gulch Trail near Woodland Park on Monday, June 22, Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminded locals of the importance of being aware of how to safely coexist with moose in their territory.

(Photo: Getty Images file)

06/23/2026

🐾 It’s Take Your Pet to Work Week! 🐾

Some pets make excellent coworkers… others would spend the entire day stealing snacks, demanding attention, and napping on the job. 😆

Are you able to take your pet to work with you? Tell us:
🐶 Yes, they’re my favorite coworker!
🐱 No, but I wish I could!
🐾 I work from home, so they’re already the boss!

Bonus points: Share a photo of your “coworker” in the comments! 📸

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there—whether you’re raising kids, caring for pets, or somehow managing both! ❤️

Thank you for the endless treats sneaked under the table, the early morning walks, the backyard adventures, and for being the designated “pet holder” during nail trims. 😉

Today, we celebrate the dads who love fiercely, protect faithfully, and always have room on the couch for one more furry family member.

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Crow Hill Veterinary Hospital! 🐾

06/18/2026

🐢 Thinking about getting a tortoise as a pet?

Tortoises can make wonderful companions, but they are a long-term commitment! Depending on the species, some tortoises can live 50–100+ years and require specialized diets, proper UVB lighting, and plenty of space to thrive.

Unlike turtles, tortoises are land-dwellers and enjoy grazing on leafy greens and exploring their environment. Before bringing one home, be sure you’re prepared for their unique care needs—and their impressive lifespan!

Do you know anyone who has a pet tortoise? Tell us their name in the comments! 🐢💚 🥬

06/17/2026

If any one needs flower pots or starter pots. Free is any one can use them. Take what you need. They are in the west side of the building. Feel free to grab

06/16/2026

“I will remember this. And so will your furniture” 😼

06/13/2026

🌲🕷️ Tick season is here in the Colorado mountains!

As temperatures warm up, ticks become more active on trails, in tall grass, and even in your backyard. These tiny hitchhikers can transmit diseases to both pets and people, so prevention is key.

✅ Use veterinarian-recommended tick prevention
✅ Check your pets (and yourself!) after outdoor adventures
✅ Pay special attention around ears, necks, armpits, and between toes

Have you found a tick on your pet yet this season? Tell us where your favorite mountain adventure spot is! ⛰️🐾