How To Tell If Your Pet Is In Pain
Veterinarians see this often – by the time an owner may notice that a dog or cat is sick or not feeling well, the animal tends to be very sick. This is especially common in cats. Animals are masters at hiding their illnesses so it’s important as a pet...
Safe Summer Fun
Summer is such an amazing season to get outside and spend time with our four-legged friends. Hiking, swimming, playing ball or frisbee, or even relaxing in the sun are all great things to do with you pet. In order to ensure that you and your furry friend...
Happy National Pet Week
Happy National Pet Week! Here in the veterinary world, pets are our lives! We do what we do because we love our pets (and yours)! What is it about pets that make our worlds go round?! There is something special in this thing we call the human-animal...
Dog and Cat Parasites in the Roaring Fork Valley
With spring finally becoming a reality, it is time to about ticks and other parasites that become more prevalent as the weather begins to warm. As a general rule, we are very fortunate in this valley to have less parasite problems than most of the rest of...
Healthy Teeth, Happy Horse
As the field of veterinary medicine has evolved, the importance of high quality dental care has become increasingly apparent. The mouth serves a vital role as the entry point for nutrition, the foundation of health. In fact, oral health is important...
We Do House Calls
by Melissa Gisleson, DVM Do you dread taking your dog or cat to the vet? Many people do! The experience can be exhausting for both you and your critter! Here, at Alpine Animal Hospital, we have many options to help provide the best medical care with low...
Avoiding Colic: The Do’s and Don’ts of Winter Health Care for your Horse
by Evelyn Iacono, DVM As the seasons change and the temperatures drop, the numbers of winter colic increase. Decreased temperatures, change in feed, reduced exercise, and decreased water intake all play a large part in contributing to colic, especially...
Coughing Dog – Not Just Kennel Cough
Our valley is blessed with a large and well-cared-for dog population. Dogs join us in everyday activities from hiking and going out for dinner to accompanying us at work. As you can imagine, there are many scenarios for dog-to-dog interactions, as well as...
National Take Your Cat To The Vet Day
By Melissa Gisleson, DVM Has it been a while? Maybe it’s time for a visit! Many times our feline friends’ medical care can fall by the wayside due to the additional work and effort it takes to bring them in for veterinary care. Often, kitties hide or...
Laminitis
by Dr. Alicia NolfiLaminitis is caused by many things. Any condition involving generalized infection or inflammation can cause laminitis. Pneumonia, colitis, placentitis and endometritis are some examples. Elevated simple sugar intake either over time on...
Serving the pets of the Roaring Fork Valley since 1970.
At Alpine Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.
Contact Info
Phone: 970-963-2371
Fax: 970-963-2372
Email: customerservice@alpinevet.co
Hours
Mon - Thu: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
(closed 12:30-1:30pm for lunch)
Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(closed 12:30-1:30pm for lunch)
Sat & Sun: Closed
After that (and on weekends) we transfer calls to Valley Emergency Pet Care 970-927-5066 or Grand Valley Emergency Center in Clifton 970-255-1911
Location
17776 Highway 82
Carbondale, CO 81623
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