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Crow Hill Veterinary Hospital is a full-service, privately owned veterinary hospital serving residen

Crow Hill Veterinary Hospital is a full-service, privately owned and operated veterinary hospital serving residents in the Bailey, Conifer and surrounding mountain communities. We are committed to providing excellent care for you and your pet family for many years to come

16/08/2025

He may only weigh 3 lbs, but he’s carrying the weight of all our hearts. 💘

14/08/2025

Please help us welcome Dr. Sheila and her husband’s new puppy! Any guesses to the breed? 🐾 🐶

12/08/2025

Nothing like a cuddle buddy to make surgery day a little less ruff 🐶❤️

10/08/2025

🐉✨ Our sweet patient Honey recently came in for a toe amputation, and we’re happy to share she did beautifully during her procedure! She’s been such a calm, cooperative girl.

We’re so proud of her and can’t wait to see her back to basking and exploring like her usual self. 💛

08/08/2025

In honor of International Cat Day, caption this photo 🐈‍⬛ 🐾

Share a picture of your favorite feline friend below 👇
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06/08/2025

When you’re not sure if it’s a new friend… or a really quiet patient. 👀🧸🐾

04/08/2025

Understanding Heartworm Treatment ♥️ 🪱

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in dogs—but with timely diagnosis and the right treatment, recovery is possible.

Once diagnosed, treatment usually includes:
🩺 Stabilizing the pet if symptoms are severe
💉 A series of injections to kill adult heartworms
🐛 Medications to eliminate immature worms and prevent new infections
🛏️ Strict rest is crucial—this helps reduce the risk of complications as the worms break down

Treatment can be intense, but it’s far better than letting the disease progress. The good news? Prevention is much easier than treatment—monthly heartworm prevention can save your pet from this tough journey!

Have questions about heartworm disease or prevention? We’re always here to help. ❤️

03/08/2025

🦎 Why would a bearded dragon need a toe amputation?

It may sound dramatic, but toe amputations are not uncommon in bearded dragons—and when needed, they can drastically improve comfort and quality of life.

Some of the most common reasons we see include:
🔹 Old injuries that didn’t heal properly
🔹 Stuck shed (retained skin) that cuts off circulation
🔹 Infections like bacterial or fungal issues
🔹 Toe bites from cage mates
🔹 Claw or bone fractures that can’t be repaired
🔹 Poor substrate or enclosure conditions that lead to chronic trauma

If you notice swelling, discoloration, bleeding, or your beardie avoiding using a toe or foot, it’s time for a checkup. Early treatment can prevent more serious complications—and sometimes a small surgery can make a huge difference.

Have questions about exotic pet care? We love caring for our scaly friends—feel free to call us!

31/07/2025

Knowing When It’s Time to Say Goodbye ❤️🐾 🌈

One of the hardest parts of loving a pet is knowing when to let them go. If your beloved companion is struggling to enjoy daily life—due to pain, poor mobility, loss of appetite, or frequent distress—it may be time to consider humane euthanasia. It’s never an easy decision, but it can be the most compassionate choice to prevent further suffering.

There are tools that can help guide you, like the Quality of Life Scale and talking with your veterinarian can provide clarity and support. You don’t have to make this decision alone—we’re here to help you through it with empathy, honesty, and care.

💙 Resources:

* Lap of Love– Helpful articles & Quality of Life assessment
* Grey Muzzle Quality of Life Scale
* Veterinary hospice and end-of-life counseling services

We’re always just a phone call away if you need help navigating this difficult time 💛

29/07/2025

When the clinic cat says your fancy water bowl isn’t quite up to standard... 🚽🐾

27/07/2025

Meet the lovable loaf with the smushy face — the English Bulldog! 🐶 Known for their calm demeanor, stubborn streak, and iconic wrinkles, these pups are full of personality and charm. But behind those adorable snores and waddles, Bulldogs have unique health needs that deserve extra TLC.

✨ What to Know as a Bulldog Parent:

* Brachycephalic Breeds (flat-faced) like Bulldogs can have breathing difficulties — especially in warm weather.
* Skin folds need regular cleaning to prevent infections.
* They're prone to hip and elbow issues, allergies, and dental problems.
* Bulldogs aren’t marathon runners, but they do love a stroll and some couch snuggles.

🩺 Regular vet checkups help us keep an eye on their airways, skin, joints, and heart — because staying ahead of problems is key with this breed!

📸 Have a Bulldog at home? Share a pic in the comments — we can’t get enough of those squishy faces!

25/07/2025

When Fred Durst the snake rolled into our clinic with a stuck shed, we said 🎵 ”It’s just one of those days...” 🎵 🐍

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:00 - 18:00
Saturday	09:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+13038384677

Website

https://crowhillvet.com/

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