Cloud Peak Veterinary Services

05/06/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo from all of us at Cloud Peak Vet Clinic!

Whether you're spending the day with family, enjoying good food, or just soaking up the spring weather, we hope it’s a great one. While the tacos and treats are for the humans, don’t forget to keep spicy foods, onions, avocados, and other party leftovers away from curious pets.

Here’s to a safe and fun celebration for every member of the family, including the four-legged ones.

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04/29/2026

Spring is here, and so are the ticks and fleas.

If your dog or cat is spending more time outside, hiking with you, or working on the ranch, now is the time to make sure they're protected. Ticks in Wyoming can carry diseases like Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and flea infestations can get out of hand fast once the weather warms up.

https://cloudpeakvs.com/2025/05/01/fleas-and-ticks-protecting-pet-from-parasites/

Not sure what prevention option is right for your pet? Give us a call at (307) 347-2781 and we'll help you figure out the best fit for their lifestyle.

Protect your pet from fleas with expert prevention and tailored treatment tips from Cloud Peak Vet Clinic. Call today for trusted, veterinarian-backed care.

04/23/2026

This Earth Day, we're thinking about all the Wyoming animals who get to enjoy the great outdoors, and making sure they stay safe out there.

A few reminders as outdoor season kicks into full gear:

🌎Keep pets away from standing or stagnant water
🌍Watch for wildlife interactions, especially on trails and ranch land
🌏Make sure vaccinations and parasite prevention are up to date before adventuring

Wyoming is a great place to have an animal. Let's make sure they stay healthy enough to get out there and enjoy it.

Have questions about spring pet care? We're always here. Call us at (307) 347-2781 or stop by our clinic today!

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04/11/2026

Happy National Pet Day from all of us at Cloud Peak Vet Clinic!

Whether you've got a loyal ranch dog, a barn cat with a big personality, or a house pet that thinks they run the place, we're grateful to be part of your animal's care team.

Drop a photo of your favorite companion in the comments. We'd love to see who we get to take care of here in the Big Horn Basin! 🐈🐕

And if you have any concerns about your furry family member, do not hesitate to reach out! The Cloud Peak Vet team is here to help!

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04/08/2026

Did you know April is Heartworm Awareness Month? It's the perfect reminder to make sure your dog is protected before mosquito season hits.

Heartworm disease is serious, and once a dog is infected, treatment is a long and difficult road. The good news? Prevention is simple. One conversation with our team can get your pet on the right plan before the season gets going.

We put together a full breakdown of how heartworm works, what the warning signs look like, and what to do if you're concerned. Check out our blog to learn more, and give us a call at (307) 347-2781 to schedule a prevention appointment today.

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If your family unit includes mammals like dogs, cats, ferrets, horses, or humans, you should be wary of heartworm disease. Heartworm is a very serious disease that starts with one little, annoying bug: the mosquito. These tiny blood suckers are how a parasitic worm named Dirofilaria immitis enters t...

03/21/2026

World Parasite Awareness Day is a great reminder that parasites are more than just a nuisance. They can impact your pet’s health in serious ways if left untreated.

From fleas and ticks to heartworms and intestinal parasites, many of these threats are common and often hard to detect early on. Regular prevention, routine testing, and timely treatment are key to keeping your pets protected year-round.

If it’s been a while since your pet’s last parasite screening or if you have questions about prevention options, now is the perfect time to check in. Our team is here to help you choose the right plan based on your pet’s lifestyle and risk level.

Want to learn more about protecting your pet from fleas and ticks? Check out our blog: https://cloudpeakvs.com/2025/05/01/fleas-and-ticks-protecting-pet-from-parasites/

Call Cloud Peak Veterinary Clinic at (307) 347-2781 to schedule an appointment and keep your pet healthy, comfortable, and parasite-free.

Protect your pet from fleas with expert prevention and tailored treatment tips from Cloud Peak Vet Clinic. Call today for trusted, veterinarian-backed care.

03/14/2026

Today is K9 Veterans Day, a time to recognize the hardworking dogs who have served alongside members of our military and law enforcement.

These incredible dogs take on important roles, from detection work to search and rescue, all while building strong partnerships with their handlers. Their intelligence, loyalty, and dedication make a real difference.

At Cloud Peak Vet Clinic, we always appreciate the work that service and working dogs do. Today we’re giving a nod to the K9 veterans who have served and the teams who worked alongside them.

If you have a K9 veteran at home and ever have questions about their health or mobility as they age, our team is always here to help.

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03/04/2026

Today is World Wildlife Day, a reminder of the important role wildlife plays in our Wyoming landscapes and agricultural communities.

From deer and antelope to birds of prey and small mammals, the health of wildlife directly connects to the health of our livestock, pets, and environment. Responsible land stewardship, proper vaccination of pets, and biosecurity practices on ranches all help reduce the spread of disease between wildlife and domestic animals.

If you ever have questions about wildlife exposure, unusual symptoms in your herd, or how to protect your pets from wildlife-related risks, our team is here to help.

Healthy animals, healthy land, strong community. That is something we can all stand behind.

Visit Cloud Peak Vet Clinic or give us a call at (307) 347-2781 to discuss your animal's needs.

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02/28/2026

February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month, and it is a great reminder of how much this simple procedure can impact your pet’s health and future.

Spaying or neutering helps prevent unwanted litters, but it also plays an important role in long term wellness. It can reduce the risk of certain cancers, decrease roaming and unwanted behaviors, and support a longer, healthier life for your dog or cat.

If you have been considering scheduling this for your pet or just have questions about timing, our team is happy to talk it through with you. Every pet is different, and we are here to help you make the best decision for yours!

Reach out and give Cloud Peak Vet Clinic a call to schedule an appointment or consultation. We are always here to help you care for the animals who mean so much to you!

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02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at Cloud Peak Vet Clinic!

Today is about celebrating the ones you love, and for many of us, that includes our pets. While you are enjoying chocolates, flowers, and special treats, it is a good reminder that some holiday favorites are not so pet friendly.

Chocolate, especially dark chocolate, can be harmful to dogs. Sugar free candy may contain xylitol. Lilies are extremely toxic to cats. Even ribbons and gift wrap can cause stomach problems if swallowed.

A little extra awareness today can help keep your celebration happy and stress free.

Before you celebrate, take a few minutes to read our Valentine’s Day Pet Safety blog for simple tips to protect your furry family members:

https://cloudpeakvs.com/2025/02/05/valentines-day-pet-safety-how-to-keep-your-furry-friend-safe/

If you ever have questions or concerns, call Cloud Peak Vet Clinic. We are always here to help.

Valentine’s Day Pet Safety: How to Keep Your Furry Friend Safe Valentine’s Day is a time to show love and appreciation for those who matter most in our lives, including our beloved pets! While you’re indulging in chocolates, flowers, and romantic dinners, it’s important to ensure that your p...

02/08/2026

Those subtle changes in livestock behavior are often the first sign that something is not quite right. Decreased appetite, lagging behind the herd, changes in posture, or reduced water intake can point to early health issues that are much easier to treat when caught quickly.

Routine observation and timely veterinary support play a key role in keeping livestock healthy and productive. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, do not wait. Early intervention can save time, stress, and long term costs.

Call Cloud Peak Vet Clinic today to schedule a livestock health check or talk through what you are seeing. We are here to help you protect your herd.

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