Midtown Veterinary Medical Center

06/20/2026

Yesterday was Cleo's birthday and she spent it with us! We hope she enjoyed her ice cream after she went home!

Happy Birthday, Cleo! Here's to so many more happy and healthy years with your family -- the absolute best people! You're such an awesome girl!

06/19/2026

What's better than one basset hound? Well two, of course!

Meet Bruiser and Tumbles, two seniors who were not shy around the camera! They are both about 10 years old and are pretty happy with their lives. They spent part of their day with us getting ultrasounded and after a nap were ready to go home for some dinner!

06/17/2026

Happy Second Anniversary, Dr. Flink!

Two years have sped by. We’re so happy to work beside you.

06/17/2026

Wish Chilly a Happy Birthday with us!

The sweetest boy turns eight today so we had to celebrate!

(Our technician Sophie is Chilly’s person.)

Love you, Chilly!!!

06/15/2026

NEW WORLD SCREWWORM: INFORMATION FOR LIVESTOCK & ANIMAL OWNERS

In early June, USDA APHIS announced the detection of New World Screwworm (NWS) in a calf in TX. This was the first detection of NWS in the United States since the 1960s. More cases have since been identified in calves, a dog and a goat.

What is New World Screwworm?
New World screwworm (NWS) is a type of parasitic fly that lays its eggs in open wounds or body openings (eyes, nose, mouth, etc.) of warm-blooded animals, including livestock, pets, wildlife, occasionally birds, and in rare cases, people.

What to Look For
Animal owners and veterinarians should always watch for signs of any illness in their animals.
Signs of NWS:
• Maggots or white egg masses in wounds or body openings, such as the nose or ears
• Foul odor or the smell of decay
• Signs of pain including irritated behavior, depression, not eating, and animals isolating themselves from other animals or people
• The flies are the size of a typical house fly with orange eyes and green iridescent bodies
• Wounds as small as a tick bite. TREAT FOR TICKS AND KEEP PETS ON FLEA/TICK PREVENTIVES YEAR ROUND.

Prevention
• Treat for ticks.
• Treat wounds promptly. Use fly spray and bandage when possible
• Closely monitor for wounds
• Check your vehicle for screwworm flies if you are in an NWS-infested area

What to Do if You Suspect NWS
Immediately report any suspicious wounds, maggots, or infestations. Animals infested with NWS, myiasis, or a secondary infection should be immediately treated by a veterinarian.

06/14/2026

That's about right.

06/13/2026

Loveland has a cat cafe!

What is a Cat Cafe?
A cat cafe is just like a traditional cafe, with the noted exception that kittens and cats live there 24/7. The cats are healthy, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ready to be adopted. While customers enjoy their coffee, they are able to play with the cats, and even adopt them. Cat cafes are generally partnered with local nonprofits to help homeless cats find their forever home. They provide an interactive experience for potential adopters and animal lovers alike. There is an admission fee to help with operational costs and care of the cats.

To learn more, visit their website: https://nococatcafe.com/

They are located at 121 E 5th St, Loveland, CO 80537
Hours: Tue-Sun 11-6, Closed Monday
Phone: (970) 792-9853

06/12/2026

Sleeping puppies.

These are Daniel, David and Denis, three brothers who are about two months old. Bounce is fostering them until they find their forever home! What a trio!

06/11/2026

Tularemia or rabbit fever, a bacterial disease that mostly spreads between rabbits, rodents and insects, but which can be transmitted to humans through the bites of infected hosts, has been detected in Larimer County.

Tularemia was detected in a dead rabbit found in a southwest Berthoud neighborhood, but because the disease is endemic in the county, “it is likely present in other areas throughout the county as well,” Larimer County Department of Health and Environment officials said in a news release Tuesday.

County health officials recommend residents take the following steps to prevent exposure:

Use insect repellent during all outdoor activity.
Avoid all contact with wild rodents.
Do not feed or entice any rodent or rabbit into your yard or patio.
Eliminate piles of lumber, trash and weeds around your home.
Avoid touching sick or dead animals or wear gloves if necessary.
Do not mow over dead animals.
Do not drink untreated surface water (lakes, ponds, rivers).
Be sure to cook meat thoroughly before eating.
Keep pets on a leash while in areas where contact with wildlife is possible.
Consult veterinarian for any pet interaction.
Provide immediate veterinary care for sick pets and do not handle sick pets without using hand and face protection.

Learn more:

A bacterial disease that mostly spreads between rabbits, rodents and insects, but which can be transmitted to humans through the bites of infected hosts, has been detected in Larimer County.

06/07/2026

Always a great day when we get to play with a healthy puppy! This little one is Rhaenyra, who is being fostered by Bounce Animal Rescue. She's about 3 months old and is some type of terrier. She's clever and curious.

She was very brave and had a blast playing with Kassey, Kait and Selina. It was hard to let this one go!

If you would like to add a new fur baby to your home, check out Bounce Animal Rescue