Berthoud Animal Hospital

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Berthoud Animal Hospital Welcome to Berthoud Animal Hospital! We are a small animal hospital for dogs and cats located in Berthoud, CO. Every Pet. Every Person. Every Time.

We strive to provide the best in internal medicine, dentistry, surgery and preventative care for your pets. Our veterinary hospital, located in Berthoud, CO is here for you and your pet. We serve all kinds of pets, including dogs, cats, reptiles, exotic birds, rabbits, hamsters, and more. Our animal hospital provides a number of veterinary services including emergency veterinary care, annual exams, vaccinations, and more.

We get it, cost matters. And when it comes to pet dental care, so does timing. Did you know emergency dental procedures ...
10/15/2026

We get it, cost matters. And when it comes to pet dental care, so does timing. Did you know emergency dental procedures can cost 2–3x more than preventive ones. That's why we offer:

- Payment options
- Clear estimates
- Help with insurance paperwork

Preventive care that saves you more later. Give us a call, no pressure, just answers. And don't miss Dental Days — a great time to save on dental procedures. Head to the link in our bio to learn more.

There’s still time to plan your pet’s cleaning. Many pets hide mouth discomfort, and a professional dental procedure can...
10/06/2026

There’s still time to plan your pet’s cleaning. Many pets hide mouth discomfort, and a professional dental procedure can make a big difference.

Our team can walk you through what to expect. Visit our link in bio 🦷

Sweet little Lizzie came to see us for her first puppy visit and we couldn't help but dress her up. Welcome to the BAH f...
10/05/2026

Sweet little Lizzie came to see us for her first puppy visit and we couldn't help but dress her up. Welcome to the BAH family sweet little Lizzie!

🐾 It’s National Walk Your Dog Week! 🐾A walk is so much more than a bathroom break.For our dogs, walks provide:🦓 Physical...
10/02/2026

🐾 It’s National Walk Your Dog Week! 🐾

A walk is so much more than a bathroom break.

For our dogs, walks provide:
🦓 Physical exercise to help maintain healthy muscles, joints, and weight
šŸ‘ƒ Mental enrichment — sniffing and exploring are incredibly important for their brains
ā¤ļø Heart and cardiovascular health
🧠 Stress relief and an outlet for natural behaviors
šŸ• Confidence and socialization through exposure to new sights, sounds, and smells
šŸ¤ And perhaps most importantly… quality time with you.

And remember: a good walk doesn’t have to mean walking miles. For many dogs, a slow ā€œsniff walkā€ where they get to stop, explore, and follow their nose can be just as enriching as a brisk walk.

So grab the leash, leave the phone behind, and let your dog choose the pace for a little while. šŸ¶šŸ’š

Happy National Walk Your Dog Week! Walk more. Live more. Sniff more.

Wolves need dental care too! Yuki from the Wolf Sanctuary recently visited Dr. Stone for a professional teeth cleaning, ...
09/30/2026

Wolves need dental care too! Yuki from the Wolf Sanctuary recently visited Dr. Stone for a professional teeth cleaning, and took advantage of our current dental discount. 🦷🐺 Be like WOLF and prioritize your pet’s oral health while saving. Regular dental care supports overall wellness and comfort. Schedule your pet’s cleaning today and enjoy the benefits of healthy smiles. Because partnerships in health make a real difference!

šŸŒŽšŸ¾ WORLD RABIES DAY — SEPTEMBER 28 🐾Rabies is one of the oldest diseases we know — and one of the most preventable.While...
09/28/2026

šŸŒŽšŸ¾ WORLD RABIES DAY — SEPTEMBER 28 🐾

Rabies is one of the oldest diseases we know — and one of the most preventable.

While rabies is uncommon in vaccinated pets in the United States, the virus is still present in wildlife and remains a serious threat to both animals and people. Once clinical signs develop, rabies is almost always fatal.

That’s why prevention matters. ā¤ļø

šŸ’‰ Keep rabies vaccinations current. Vaccination is one of the most important ways we protect our pets — and ourselves.

šŸ·ļø Keep identification up to date. A collar, ID tag, and microchip can make a huge difference if your pet gets loose or has an unexpected encounter.

šŸ¦ Avoid wildlife and unknown animals. Raccoons, skunks, bats, foxes, and other wildlife can carry rabies. Never approach or handle wildlife, even if an animal appears friendly or injured.

āœˆļø Think ahead when traveling. Rabies vaccination and documentation requirements can vary depending on where you're traveling.

šŸŒŽ Protecting pets protects people. Vaccinating our pets helps create a safer community for our families, other animals, and wildlife.

As an AAHA-accredited hospital, Berthoud Animal Hospital is committed to preventive care and to helping keep pets and the communities they live in healthy.

Healthy pets. Healthier communities. A safer tomorrow. 🐾

🐾 SEPTEMBER IS ANIMAL PAIN AWARENESS MONTH 🐾Pain in our pets isn’t always obvious.They can’t tell us when something hurt...
09/24/2026

🐾 SEPTEMBER IS ANIMAL PAIN AWARENESS MONTH 🐾

Pain in our pets isn’t always obvious.

They can’t tell us when something hurts, and they don’t always limp, cry, or stop eating. In fact, animals are incredibly good at hiding pain. They are survivors — and often continue doing the things they love even when something isn’t quite right.

That’s why the small changes matter.

Watch for:
• Stiffness or difficulty getting up
• Reluctance to jump, climb stairs, or play
• Changes in sleeping habits
• Decreased appetite or changes in eating
• Excessive licking or grooming of one area
• Changes in behavior or interaction
• Moving differently or simply seeming ā€œnot quite themselvesā€

šŸ’™ Pain is not something we should simply accept as a normal part of aging.

As an AAHA-accredited hospital, Berthoud Animal Hospital voluntarily holds itself to standards designed to promote consistent, high-quality veterinary care. Pain management is an important part of those standards — including assessing pain as part of patient evaluation and developing appropriate pain-management plans.

But great pain management goes beyond simply treating pain after it appears.

AAHA’s pain-management guidelines emphasize a proactive approach: recognize pain, assess it, treat it, reassess it, and adjust the plan as the patient’s needs change. This can include medications as well as rehabilitation, physical therapy, acupuncture, environmental changes, and other individualized therapies.

At Berthoud Animal Hospital, we believe our patients deserve more than simply getting through the day.

They deserve to be comfortable, mobile, engaged, and able to enjoy their lives.

Because they rely on us to notice the things they can’t tell us. šŸ¾šŸ’™

Recognize. Prevent. Manage. Improve their quality of life.

Does your pet's breath clear a room? That smell isn't normal; it's a red flag. It might be time to take a closer look. B...
09/16/2026

Does your pet's breath clear a room? That smell isn't normal; it's a red flag. It might be time to take a closer look. Book your pet's dental procedure today! Right now, we're running Dental Days with special savings on procedures— check the link in our bio for details, or give us a call with any questions.

We absolutely adore Tonka! 🐶✨ Celebrating the joy and unconditional love pets bring to our lives. At Berthoud Animal Hos...
09/11/2026

We absolutely adore Tonka! 🐶✨ Celebrating the joy and unconditional love pets bring to our lives. At Berthoud Animal Hospital, we’re here to support and care for your furry friends every step of the way. Share a picture of your pet and tell us what makes them special! ā¤ļø

🦷 " But my dog is still eating! "Dental disease is so much more than what we can see.The first photos show what appears ...
09/09/2026

🦷 " But my dog is still eating! "
Dental disease is so much more than what we can see.
The first photos show what appears on the surface, which doesn't look good—but the dental X-rays tell the real story. Much of the damage caused by periodontal disease happens below the gumline, where we simply cannot see it during a quick look at the teeth.
And here’s the part that surprises many pet owners:
Dogs and cats don’t necessarily stop eating when their mouths hurt.
They’re survivors. They adapt. They keep eating, playing, and acting like themselves—even when they have significant dental pain and disease. They may chew on one side, swallow food whole, or simply learn to live with the discomfort.
That’s why ā€œThey’re still eatingā€ doesn’t mean their mouth is healthy.
A thorough dental cleaning under anesthesia, along with full-mouth dental radiographs, allows us to find the disease hiding beneath the surface and treat problems that we could never see just by looking.
ā¤ļø Don’t wait for your pet to to get to this point to take their mouth seriously.

Address

505 Mountain Avenue
Berthoud, CO
80513

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(970) 532-2726

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