Eastlake Veterinary Services

05/02/2025

Are your pets ready for flea/tick season? The ticks are already out, and we have seen several along the front range. Give us a call if you need to get your pet protected!

01/24/2025

12/19/2024

We wanted to send out our Holiday Hours Update:

12/24/24- 8am-1pm
12/25/24- Closed
1/1/25- Closed

Happy Holidays!

11/21/2024

Just a friendly reminder!

10/14/2024

Happy Vet Tech Week!

This week we celebrate and thank our amazing technicians for the vital role they play in providing the best care for your fur babies! We truly couldn’t do what we do without them and we’re so thankful for their dedication, as a vet tech takes on a wide variety of jobs everyday!

We appreciate our vet techs and our entire Eastlake Veterinary Services staff!

09/16/2024

Have you ever wondered if Librela or Solensia could help your pet? Meet Brooklyn, a 7yr old Great Dane/Weimaraner mix. She has hip dysplasia and lumbar sacral disease. She was unable to get in a car unassisted anymore, she stopped coming to the door when her mom was getting their hiking bags together and was spending a lot more time on her dog bed. Brooklyn has been hiking her whole life and lives for her time in the mountains but was becoming not as interested anymore. We started her on Librela and within 5 days, she was getting in the car all by herself again for the first time in over a year and started racing to the door to go for her hikes. Shes been sprinting up and down mountains again and even managed to hike 5 14ers this year. This injection has been truly life changing for her. Call us today to see if Librela could help your furry friend too!

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog Day! Drop a photo of your pups living their best life!

08/23/2024

If you haven't heard about our membership, check out the benefits now!

12/16/2023

We are so grateful for all the holiday treats brought in by clients. We appreciate you and they truly make a difference in our day!

11/17/2023

Dear Eastlake Pet Parents,
Our community is seeing an increase in respiratory infections in dogs. The common term for this is "kennel cough", and it can be caused by multiple viruses and bacteria. Even when fully vaccinated for Bordetella, Parainfluenzas and Distemper can still develop upper respiratory infections. See the link attached for more info on how to keep your pets safe!

Veterinarians along the Front Range are seeing more dogs with severe coughs — some even developing pneumonia and requiring hospitalization.

11/11/2023

We appreciate you ❤️🤍💙