Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency (CASE)

Bunsen, a 3-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog, presented to CASE ER for a distended abdomen and appearing extremely uncomfortable.

Olive is an 8-month-old Golden Retriever who started showing vague signs of low appetite and lethargy at 4 months.

Mack, a 6 year old Labradoodle, was recently rushed to CASE’s emergency department as he was experiencing symptoms associated with internal bleeding including weakness, pale gums, and having trouble breathing.

Wall-E is a 4-year-old Shiba Inu who had a 4-month history of lymph fluid accumulation in his chest (“chylothorax”), resulting in several visits to the ER for trouble breathing.

"Cooper is our 10 year old spirited shepherd mix who still thinks he’s a puppy. We knew something was wrong when he dramatically slowed down over a few days and there was blood in his urine...

We’d like to introduce you to Aspen, one of our Pet Cancer Center at CASE’s Chemotherapy Graduates!

Cocoa is an 11 year old Ragdoll cat that was recently treated by the CASE Nephology & Extracorporeal Therapies Service after sustaining dog bite wounds to her hind end and developing a secondary acute kidney injury (AKI).

Meet Wasabi, a 7-year-old mixed breed dog who is battling progressive generalized myasthenia gravis (MG), an immune mediated disease where the body attacks itself, disrupting communication between the nerve and muscle!

STELFONTA® (tigilanol tiglate injection) by Virbac

This is an FDA-approved intratumoral injection for the local treatment of non-metastatic mast cell tumors in dogs.

Hemodialysis is a therapeutic option utilized more frequently in veterinary medicine to support animals in kidney failure and in some toxicities.

A veterinary clinical trial is a type of research study involving animals that is designed to gain a better understanding of a novel therapeutic option for pets.

Celebrate safely this Valentine’s Day by keeping your pet away from the following:

What better way to welcome summer than with good food, fun, and fireworks. However, it can also be a potentially scary and dangerous time for pets.

Keep your pet away from the following items during Halloween.

What better way to welcome fall than with good food and family. However, it can also be a potentially dangerous time for pets, especially with all the yummy food available.

While many people are decking their halls and homes this holiday season, we wanted to share some precautions and safety measures you should take to keep your pets safe during this year’s holiday celebrations.