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Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center

“We believe that all pets deserve to have a good life.”

Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center Virtual Tour

  • Staff walking dog
  • View of hospital entrance
  • View of hospital reception area
  • View of hospital waiting area
  • View of hospital waiting area
  • View of hospital entrance from the inside
  • View of hospital light fixtures
  • View of hospital exam room
  • View of hospital exam room
  • Surgery area
  • Doctor viewing x-rays
  • Staff members prepping animal with clippers
  • Dog swimming in rehabilitation pool
  • Before and after x-rays
  • Doctor performing surgery

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Safeguarding Against Outdoor Pet Toxins

Safeguarding Against Outdoor Pet Toxins

Although it may not be obvious just yet, Colorado’s flora and fauna will soon begin waking up after a long winter’s sleep. Homeowners everywhere are also preparing for the warmer days when there will be grass to mow, compost to turn, and landscaping to prune.

As we settle in for another season of tinkering around in our garage and backyard, it’s important to keep your pet’s safety in mind. Many of the chemicals we commonly use for outdoor maintenance can injure or even kill a pet. Although you may not expect your pet to get into trouble in your garage or yard, pets can be known to eat just about anything, so protecting them from outdoor pet toxins is essential.

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