Altos Veterinary Clinic

05/30/2026

Meet “Ozzy” an incredibly sweet French Bulldog who we all met & fell in love with for the first time yesterday. He wasn’t feeling well but, hopefully with our treatment plan he will continue to improve!! Best wishes Ozzy & get well soon big guy!! We can’t wait to see you as your normal, crazy Frenchie self! 🐾❤️🐾

05/30/2026

Welcome “Max” (8 week old poodle) to our family & his…full of love, personality & a little spice!!! He did great with his vaccines & a high treat reward = cheese wiz!! 🐾❤️🐾

05/23/2026

April & May … Pets of the Month!!!

All of our patients are special to us!! Don’t forget to drop your furry loved ones name into the jar near fish tank…random pick of the draw, but don’t miss out on the goodies & recognition we want to share!! 🐾❤️🐾

05/22/2026

These 2 ladies are the backbone of our clinic and keep us running strong!! Thank you Melody & Kim so much for all that you do and your support all over the clinic!! Happy National Veterinary Assistant Week!! 👍🏽🏆💪🏽

05/21/2026

“Dee-Dee” earned our Certificate of Bravery Award the other day. She had to have all sorts of pokes & stretches done along with radiographs! She’s a nervous but super sweet girl & she powered through it all like a champ! 😉💪🏽🏆

05/13/2026

Welcome Miss “Luna Tuna” to the Altos Family!! She’s a super sweet Toy Poodle! Did great with her exam & made an impression on all staff members! ❤️🐾❤️

05/01/2026

Alright Altos Family…
We need help naming our 7 new Fishies!
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We are having a contest to see who can come up with the best & most clever names. Winner will receive $10 in Jerry Bucks to use in our clinic. 🤑
Winner will be announced on June 1st! 🥇

04/28/2026

The headline is no surprise, but look at the numbers in the front range. Newly expanded areas with moderate infection rates, defined as six to 25 cases per clinic, include Colorado! If your dog is not currently on heartworm prevention, please contact us to schedule testing and discuss prevention management.

The recently released 2026 Heartworm Incidence Map shows that canine heartworm incidence has expanded to areas that are cooler, drier and far from the warmer, humid Gulf Coast and Southeast. The American Heartworm Society estimates that at least 1.1 million dogs in the U.S. are positive for heartwor...

04/20/2026

Behind every great medical team is a phenomenal receptionist handling the front line. You don’t just manage the schedule; you look after the people and pets who need us the most. This place would be a zoo without you. Thank you Marrisa & Llarely for all that you do!! 🐾🫶🏽🐾

04/14/2026

We have been monitoring ticks and their movement across the US for the past few years. Tracking this movement is important because different species of ticks carry different diseases. Tracking these ticks and the diseases they carry impacts not only how we care for your pets but can also influence the health of their human caregivers.

We are strongly recommending year round tick prevention for your pets. We also encourage you to bring in any ticks you find on your pets so we can submit them for testing.