Jean A. Fromm, DVM PC

20/08/2025

We know that you hear us stating over and over about bringing your dogs and cats in for their annual exam and vaccines, but that is because we just care about the overall wellbeing of your pets and want them to live a long life!😻

At our practice, we tend to see more dogs than cats on a given day. In 2021, research showed that 82% of the population of dogs visited the vet where only 40% of the cat population visited. These numbers are alarming considering cats are known to hide their pain often when they are feeling unwell. 📉

We understand that getting a cat into a carrier, listening to them howl in the vehicle, and watching them get a physical exam can be stressful for both owners and pets alike. But that is why we are here to help! There are different options that can help ‘take the edge’ off for your cat. 😊

We truly just want what's best for the overall being of your animal. Getting your pets in for annual exams, vaccines, and lab work is the first step to being proactive for your cat and letting them live long happy lives.💙

17/08/2025

Dental disease doesn’t slow down or stop for anyone! That is why it is crucial to get your dogs and cats in for their annual COHATs so they can be as healthy as possible.

We thoroughly enjoy getting to work hand and hand with dental specialist, Dr. Ringen. We see great results with patients and happy owners 🥳

16/08/2025

It is finally Friday AND relaxation day (according to Facebook). What better way to end a stressful and long week than to kick up your feet and enjoy some cuddles with your furry friends. 🐶😻

14/08/2025

Did you know that certain breeds of dogs and cats are prone to allergies, just like people? These allergies can be from food and/or environmental allergens. Symptoms include constant itching and scratching, licking at their feet, reoccurring ear infections, and red or pink skin. Like most of you know that constant itching can be miserable…☹

When you are with your pets watch their behavior and see if they itch or scratch more than usual. If they do, then please give us a call so we can get your pet in for an exam. There are different options out there to give your pet some relief!😀

12/08/2025

Is your dog vaccinated for leptospirosis??

It's in puddles at the park. 🏞️
It's in soil after a rainstorm. 🌧️
And in a recent Boston study, nearly 1 in 5 rats carried it. 🐀

As of July 2024, AAHA’s Canine Vaccination Guidelines now list the leptospirosis vaccine as core for all dogs, everywhere.

📖 Read the research and learn why routine vaccination matters: https://hubs.li/Q03BXRWm0
🐕Explore the Complete Recommendations from the 2022 Canine Vaccination Guidelines: https://hubs.li/Q03BXQ5q0

12/08/2025

Is your pet due for their vaccines?💉

August is National Immunization Month, so it is time to get your furry friends into the vet! There are multiple different vaccines made to protect your pets and even you. Depending on the type of lifestyle you have will depend on what vaccines are most suitable for your pet.

It is important to note that legally in the state of Colorado all pets have to be up to date on their rabies vaccine. So please double check your pet is good to go!

Got any questions about what vaccines we recommend for dogs and cats? Please ask away. Either comment below, shoot us a text, or even send an email and one of our technicians will get back to you at their earliest convenience.

09/08/2025

The HEAT kills! As a responsible pet owner please never leave your animal unattended in a vehicle during the summer months. Did you know if the outside temperature is 95 degrees, then within 10 minutes the inside vehicle temperature can get up to 114 degrees? Now that is very warm and can cause heat stroke and death within minutes in your pets.

Like, share and please BE AWARE.

08/08/2025

School will be back in session before you know it. With the craziness of back-to-school shopping and then getting back into the routine of things, bringing your pets in for the annual exam and vaccines may pass your mind. Now is the time to get your animals in before all the craziness begins.

If you are unsure if your animal is due or will be due for anything soon, please give us a call, shoot us a text, or send an email and we will get back to you at our earliest convenience.

05/08/2025

Did you know that you are able to communicate with our clinic via text message? Our phone number 970-434-0811 receives both calls and text messages! This is a great way if you are busy and need to put in a request for medication refill, appointments, or if you would like updates if your pets are in our care.

We understand that you are busy, so let us make it easier and shoot us a text the next time you are in need of anything from us!

03/08/2025

We know that summertime is starting to slowly wind down and hopefully cooler temperatures are near in the next month. How have you and your pets been spending summer 2025?

Here at the clinic our pets have been out on road trips, gone to the desert, spent weekends up at the cabin fishing and swimming, and even visiting South Africa! Share with us below how your pets are enjoying their summer

24/07/2025

Did you know that by spaying and neutering your animals you are helping control/ decrease pet homelessness? Between dogs and cats there is an overpopulation of animals. The number of animals significantly outweighs the number of homes for them.

Not only is overpopulation a concern, but prolonged health risks arise the longer an animal remains intact. Over the years the concern for cancer in both male and female animals grow. Not only is cancer a health concern but the chances of prostatitis or pyometra increases each year.

Behaviorally, you will notice that your animals will start to listen more and behave better. This is due to them having a less desire to roam and more desire to stick around. This keeps your animal safe and protected and decreases the chances of becoming lost or getting hit by cars.

We understand that putting your dog and cat under general anesthesia can be scary. But that is why we are here to help. Give us a call to discuss different options and when the best time would be to spay and/or neuter your animals.

By spaying or neutering your pet, you’ll help control the pet homelessness crisis, which results in millions of healthy dogs and cats being euthanized in the United States each year simply because there aren’t enough homes to go around. There are also medical and behavioral benefits to spaying (...

22/07/2025

Did you know that we are always accepting new clients and patients? That’s right, refer us to family and friends. We enjoy getting to see new (and old) faces at the clinic! 💙

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