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Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, Boarding, Grooming, Pet Behavior, Training, Prescription diets, and Products. www.lonetreevet.com

We are a full-service care facility for companion animals. Open Monday through Saturday, we offer complete medical and surgical services, including, preventive care for dogs and cats at all life stages, plus, dentistry, laparoscopy, orthopedics, and in-house diagnostics with digital x-ray and ultrasound. We also offer boarding, medical boarding, and day-care, full-service grooming, pet behavior training, veterinary prescription diets, pet retail products and toys.

10/28/2026

One common misconception about feline dental disease?

"If my cat is still eating, their mouth must be fine."
Not necessarily.

Cats may swallow food with limited chewing, meaning painful dental problems aren't always obvious at mealtime.

Watch for clues such as:

• Bad breath
• Drooling
• Face sensitivity
• Changes in grooming
• Difficulty picking up food
• Changes in eating habits

A veterinary oral examination can help uncover problems that may otherwise go unnoticed.

10/22/2026

Ding d**g. Door opens. Someone new walks in.

For some pets, that's all it takes to turn Halloween into an escape mission. 🎃

Before trick-or-treaters arrive, consider setting up a quiet room or secure barrier away from the front door.

A little preparation can also include:

🐾 Making sure identification information is current
🐾 Giving your pet exercise earlier in the day
🐾 Using familiar sounds or calming routines
🐾 Creating a space where they can relax away from visitors

Plan for the door before the doorbell starts ringing.

10/20/2026

Colorado's dry climate can certainly affect skin, but it's not the only possible reason your pet is itchy.

Flaking, redness, paw licking, unpleasant odors, and recurring ear problems can have different underlying causes that may look surprisingly similar at home.

If your pet keeps scratching, licking, or developing recurring skin or ear issues, a veterinary dermatology evaluation can help determine what their skin actually needs.

Because guessing can keep the itch going. 🐾

10/16/2026

A dog's movement can reveal a lot.

Veterinary-guided canine massage may support comfort, recovery, relaxation, and body awareness for certain dogs.

But massage isn't a substitute for figuring out why a pet is uncomfortable. It works best as part of a broader approach when appropriate for the individual patient.

Whether your dog is highly active, recovering, or simply needs additional comfort support, every treatment should have a purpose.

10/14/2026

Cold laser therapy may be helpful for select pets dealing with pain, inflammation, or healing, but it's not a one-size-fits-all treatment.

At Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center, treatment decisions start with the individual patient. The underlying condition, treatment goals, and your pet's response all help determine whether laser therapy belongs in their care plan.

The goal isn't simply to use a tool.

It's to use the right tool for the right patient. 🐾

10/08/2026

A dog suddenly starts limping after a game of fetch. Maybe they're toe-touching, struggling to get up, or moving differently after exercise.

A new hind-leg limp can have several possible causes, including injuries involving the knee or other orthopedic structures.

Rather than assuming they'll simply "walk it off," an examination can help determine where the pain or instability is coming from, and what should happen next.

A change in movement is worth paying attention to.

10/06/2026

Freezing. Hiding. Pacing. Growling. Refusing treats.

These behaviors aren't simply "bad behavior." They can be important clues that your pet is feeling stressed or uncomfortable.

Let your veterinary team know what situations tend to trigger your pet, and what has helped in the past. That information can help us adjust handling and create a more comfortable experience.

Your pet doesn't have to "tough it out." Their behavior can help guide the visit. 💙

10/01/2026

What does AAHA accreditation actually mean for your pet?

It means a veterinary hospital has been evaluated across important areas of care, including patient safety, medical records, equipment, hospital practices, and more.

At Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center, our commitment to high standards is part of how we provide thoughtful, consistent care throughout your pet’s life. 🐾

Because great veterinary care isn't just about what happens during the exam, it’s also about everything happening behind the scenes.

09/28/2026

Rabies may be preventable, but it's still a serious and potentially fatal disease that can affect pets, wildlife, and people.

Keeping your pet's rabies vaccination current is one of the simplest ways to help protect them, and the community around them.

Today, we're joining pet parents everywhere in recognizing World Rabies Day and the importance of staying up to date on this essential protection. 🐾

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09/26/2026

Colorado was made for exploring, and it's even better with a four-legged friend by your side. 🐾

Have a favorite trail buddy? Drop a photo of your pet enjoying their latest Colorado adventure in the comments!

We can't wait to see all the happy faces, muddy paws, and mountain views. 📸❤️

Address

8681 E Lincoln Avenue
Lone Tree, CO
80124

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(303) 708-8050

Website

http://www.lonetreevet.com/

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