Fireworks and Pets: Keeping Your Furry Companions Safe This Fourth of July Holiday 

With the Fourth of July steadily approaching, Americans across the country are…

Pet SOS: Signs Your Pet is Having an Emergency & Building Your Pet First Aid Kit

Winter Safety 101

Winter is here and in Colorado, that can mean a variety of…

Evolution Veterinary Specialists Makes the List

Evolution Veterinary Specialists received amazing recognition on August 15, 2023, and it is thanks to your ongoing support!

What Happens if Your Pet Sitter Needs to Take Your Pet to the ER

If you are planning to travel and leave your pet behind with a pet sitter, be sure they are left with clear instructions for emergency situations. All too often do we get calls from pet sitters in a panic. Whether it was the pet sitter’s fault or not, you are responsible for making sure they get your pet the veterinary attention it needs.

The Top 5 Cases We See At Our ER Hospital

Our veterinary emergency hospital sees many interesting and heartbreaking cases. We see animals who come in unconscious and non-responsive and animals who simply have an ear infection. Our doctors are super quick on their feet and are ready for any emergency.

Luna Survives a Mountain Lion Attack

On the night of March 24th, 2021, Caitlin & Larry heard their dog Luna barking outside. This did not sound like Luna’s normal warning bark, so Larry ran out to see what was happening. He turned to see Luna bravely chasing a mountain lion around their chicken coop!

Does Your Dog Need to Go to the ER After a Dog Fight?

One of your worst fears as a dog owner is that your dog will be hurt by another dog. It is so hard to trust other people’s dogs, and, sometimes, even your own. Reactive dogs can show very subtle behavioral signs of aggression, and an unexpected fight could break out in seconds. The best thing you can do for your dog is to go on trusted playdates and avoid the dog park, but accidents can even happen at home!

Snap

Snap came into our hospital because of severe tremors caused by a toxin ingestion. After 24 hours of hospitalization and observation, his symptoms improved and he was able to go back to his foster family.