Pet Foods – Facts, Fads and Food Choices
Food – it’s essential to all of us, our furry friends included, but how do you make the best decision for a food for your pet or pets when faced […]
Category Archives: Dr. Margot-Park Hill Vet
Home…Sometimes It’s the Most Dangerous Place for Your Pet
By Margot Vahrenwald, DVM, ASVJ Don’t they say that most accidents affecting humans happen at home? Well, the same holds true for our pets. Poisoning from a variety of sources […]
The Real Cost of Pet Ownership
There’s no such thing as a free puppy or kitten. But sometimes our hearts are attached before we fully realize the financial realities and other responsibilities of being a pet […]
Resolution for a Healthier Kitty New Year
2013 is the year of Dragon in the Chinese calendar, but I want to see pet owners make it the year of the Cat. And, more specifically, make it the […]
Park Hill Vet: Checking Off The Gift List For Your Pets
By Dr. Margot K. Vahrenwald The shopping season is upon us again. And, if your family is a bit like mine, it’s sometimes easier to contemplate what to get the […]
Park Hill Vet: Aging Brings Changes
By Margot Vahrenwald, DVM / Owner, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Some days it is just a little bit harder to get up from sitting on the floor or to […]
Pet Dangers Lurking Around Your Home
Park Hill Vet / By Margot K. Vahrenwald, DVM, Owner, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Have you ever taken a look around your house, garden and garage from a pet’s […]
A Toothsome Issue, Part Two: Getting to the Root of Pet Dental Health
By Margot K. Vahrenwald, DVM / Owner, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Teeth are essential tools for almost all creatures, but they are also a trap for bits of everything […]
Park Hill Vet: A Toothsome Issue: Getting to the Root of Pet Dental Health
By Margot Vahrenwald, DVM / Owner, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center What is one of the most common complaints that both cat and dog owners make about their pet? Stinky […]
Bustin’ Fat – Time to Move
By Margot Vahrenwald, DVM Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Last month we opened the touchy topic of overweight pets and why those extra ounces and pounds are more than a […]
Fat Pets in Skinny States
By Margot K. Vahrenwald, DVM, Owner, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Did you see that really embarrassing news story a few weeks ago? That the skinniest states, including Colorado, have […]
Heartworm Preventative: A Must or a Bust?
By Margot K. Vahrenwald, DVM, Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center Summer’s just around the corner and surely by now, if you are a dog owner, you’ve received a notification from […]
