Coyote Ridge Vet Clinic Blog

If your dog or cat has ingested a foreign object—like a sock, piece of string, or toy—emergency surgery may be necessary to save their life. At  Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic & Urgent Care , with locations in  Fort Collins  and  Berthoud, Colorado , we regularly treat pets with intestinal obstructions caused by foreign bodies. In this post, we break down what you can expect during this process, including the  cost of foreign body surgery , how it's performed, and what recove

When it comes to your pet’s health, what you see on the outside doesn’t always tell the full story. That’s where bloodwork comes in....

We’ve got some exciting news to share with our Coyote Ridge family: our very own Dr. Albane Fauron has been named the 2025 Colorado...

Help your pet stay comfortable after surgery with these tips from Coyote Ridge Vet Clinic.

Keep your pup cool and safe this summer with tips from Coyote Ridge Vet Clinic.

Parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially deadly virus that affects hundreds of thousands of dogs and cats each year, especially...

It's important to be aware of uncommon food allergies that may affect your pet. Contact Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic to learn more!

Many serious health issues in senior pets develop quietly, but you can get ahead of hidden problems with regular wellness exams.

While many dog owners are rightly vigilant about ticks when they’re out in wild environments, they may not be as concerned when they take...

We all want our pets to live their best lives, and a huge part of that is making sure they’re eating right. But with all the pet food...

Deciding to spay or neuter your pet  is a big choice, but it’s one that comes with lasting benefits—both for your furry friend and the...

We can help you understand basic cues in your dog to identify when he or she is relaxed, anxious, excited, or fearful.

Vaccination is a cornerstone of responsible pet ownership. Like humans, pets are vulnerable to various infectious diseases that can be sever

Managing anxiety and stress in pets is an essential aspect of ownership. Contact Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic to learn more!

It's important to keep your pet safe on a camping adventure! Contact Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic to learn more!

Keeping our pets’ teeth healthy is key to our furry friends’ health and well-being. Contact Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic to learn more!

Puppies and kittens require special care and attention. Contact Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic for more information or to schedule a visit!

Fleas and ticks are types of parasites that survive by sucking blood from other animals. As they feed, they can pick up different...

Pets are family members, and at Coyote Ridge Veterinary Clinic, we understand just how much they mean to you and that you expect nothing...

While we don’t want to think about our pets getting older, it is a completely natural part of their life cycle. As owners, it’s important...