Westridge Veterinary Hospital

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day!!!!

04/09/2026

Spring has sprung!🌷 It's time to get your dog's flea and tick game on, and we've got some paw-some deals on Heartgard and NexGard PLUS to help you do just that. Swing by or order online and get it delivered - your pup will thank you!

06/23/2025

We will be closed on Friday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.

We will resume normal hours on Saturday, July 5th.

* Fireworks are loud and frightening to some pets; keep them secured in a quiet room during the displays.

* Some pets need help to ease the stress of fireworks. Give us a call at 303-424-5789 to discuss what can help our pet.

*Keep alcohol and foods out of pets' reach.

* More pets get lost on July 4th than on any other day of the year. Make sure your pet's microchip and ID tag are up to date to avoid the stress of a lost pet.

12/24/2024

As the holiday approaches, please be aware of the upcoming modified holiday hours:

Holiday Hours:

Tuesday, Dec 24th - Close at 12 PM

Wednesday, Dec 25th - Closed

and

Tuesday, Dec 31st - Close at 1PM

Wednesday, Jan 1st - Closed

Thank you

We would like to express our sincerest appreciation for the trust you have placed in us throughout the years.

Best wishes,

From all of us at Westridge Veterinary Hospital

10/14/2024

10/10/2024

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Open all night... even for the husbands!

09/05/2024

All for one and one for fall! Candle Fall Sale, candles are $10 each.

08/06/2024

Where are foxtails a.k.a. grass awns found?

They are most often found in these places:

Hiking Trails

Parks

Flatlands

Meadows

Open grassy fields

While they are less common in urban areas, they can still be found in areas where the grass is allowed to grow uncontrolled.

Shaped like the tail of a fox, the tip has seeds arranged in spikey clusters with backwards-facing barbs which allow for one-way burrowing. This is bad news for the dogs!

Early removal of the foxtail is important. If you live in a foxtail prone area or go to any of the places listed above ALWAYS check your dog's stomach, legs and feet after. Call us if you think your pet has a foxtail and we would be happy to help.

Photo from PetMD