Foothills Animal Hospital

(on west alameda pkwy)
Veterinarians in Lakewood, CO
Veterinarians

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
8:30AM - 6:30PM
Thursday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Friday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Saturday
9:00AM - 12:00PM
Sunday
Closed

Location

13015 West Alameda Pkwy
Lakewood, CO
80228

About

Foothills Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice specializing in small animals – dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and pocket pets. Established in 1979, we have served Lakewood and the west Denver metroplex for nearly 35 years.

Easy to find, we are located Lakewood CO on west Alameda Parkway in the Foothills Shopping Center across from Safeway.

We offer a complete range of veterinary services such as routine care, vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, radiology, orthopedics and we present a complete on-site laboratory & pharmacy

Open weekdays till 5:00 (except Monday) and open late on Wednesday, please see our weekly schedule here

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One of the benefits of buying new pet supplies is that you will be providing all of the latest creature comforts for your favorite creature! Replacing an old, worn-out smelly dog bed with a new one will make your dog happy, as will providing him with brand-new chew toys instead of your old socks.
Dog owners are truly devoted to their canine companions with almost half of of them considering their pet’s comfort when buying a new car. 30% of pooches also go on vacation with their owners and over 40% sleep on their bed.
Did you know that doggy chew toys are actually good for their health? In fact, chewing on pet specific ropes and rubber balls not only cleans their teeth and gums, but it also stimulates their metabolism! It also exercises the muscles of their jaws, and is good for mouth-paw coordination!
Certain foods (such as chocolate, onions, and grapes) can be hazardous to your dog's health. Prepackaged dog food can help ensure that your pet gets the nutrition he needs without putting his health at risk.
Pet stores and supply companies have so many different types of dog toys that they can be categorized by group or subgroup. There are training toys, treat dispensing toys, interactive toys, enrichment toys, and of course, self-amusement toys.
Do you have a bird that you intend to keep in a cage most or all of the time? It's important to pick out a cage that has sufficient room for the bird. We can show you options that would work well for your pet.
You should outfit your birdcage with as many perching opportunities as the cage can accommodate. Since birds spend most of their time on perches, providing different locations increases their stimulation and makes them happier.
Small aquarium fish can make wonderful pets for small children. Helping to provide care for the fish can be a good experience that instills a sense of responsibility in children. The most common choice of pet fish for kids is the goldfish.
Do you ever have visitors to the area where your bird's cage is located? If so, bird droppings accumulating on the cage tray can be quite embarrassing.
Have you ever considered a no-pull harness for your dog? These harnesses suit larger dogs and dogs who constantly tug at the leash. They can cause chafing in the armpits though, so it’s important that they only be used for walks and not be worn long term.
A good dog collar serves multiple purposes besides a place to hang the dog’s tag. It needs to be strong enough to withstand pulls as well as fit comfortably without a risk of slipping off.
Make sure your bird cage features secure latches or locks on the door. Many birds are highly intelligent and can learn to manipulate locks, so a sturdy and secure latch is a necessity to prevent escape attempts.
Training collars are specifically designed for training pets, and should only be worn during instruction. Some training collars may be dangerous or harmful if left on an unsupervised pet.
If you want a healthy and happy bird, it's important that the tray in the cage is kept as clean as possible. With doorskirts, we make cleaning the cage a much easier task.
Did you know your pet can say a lot about your choice in what you watch on television? In an on-line survey dog people listed ‘American Idol’, and ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ as their favorite TV shows while cat people preferred ‘CSI’ and ‘Real Time with Bill Maher.’
If your bird is not behaving as you expect, is picking at or pulling out its feathers when it shouldn’t be doing so, it is aggressive or biting, is screaming to extreme, or having other behavioral abnormalities, it could be because the cage is too small.
Before you get a frog or other amphibian, keep in mind that they require more frequent cage cleaning than reptiles, and sharp attention to water quality and PH balance. A good general rule is that water that is safe to put delicate freshwater fish in is probably safe for your pet amphibian.
Keep your bird cage sanitary is an important part of helping to maintain your pet’s health. Not only does this create a more comfortable environment, but it allows you to inspect the bird’s droppings each time you change it for indications of illness.
It’s important to choose a litter box that is made of durable plastic that will be long-lasting and won’t absorb the smell of your pet’s waste. Be sure that the box is big enough so that your cat can easily turn around or scratch to cover his or her waste.
Remote-control dog products are very interesting to dogs, as they are unpredictable and fun to chase. These can provide endless hours of indoor entertainment for your pet, which can very helpful on a rainy day.
The door skirt can be mounted at any height on the door. Place it near the bottom to catch spilled food and water as well as droppings, or mount it above the door latch or handle to protect it from potential mess.
Wire bird cages are more lightweight, which is why they usually work well for smaller birds like canaries, finches, or cockatiels. These often are attached to a plastic base, which makes it easy to switch out the base for one that can use a removable tray.
When it comes to your dog’s diet, whole vegetables as a food ingredient are important. Not only are they nutrient rich and easy to digest, but they are a great source of antioxidants as well.
Toys help keep your bird occupied during the day while you’re away. To prevent your bird from getting bored and developing behavior problems, rotate toys on a regular basis to provide variety and interest.
If you are worried about choking because your dog strains against a collar and leash, consider changing to a dog harness. These devices fasten around the chest, providing the control you need without the worry.
Did you know that in just 7 years a single pair of cats and their off springs can produce up to 420,000 kittens? Make sure your cats are neutered to avoid unnecessary suffering in the cat world.
A mixture of one-half cup bleach to one gallon of water is perfect for disinfecting your bird cage door skirt. Don't use scented cleaners, as they could be harmful to your bird's respiratory membranes.

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Company name
Foothills Animal Hospital
Category
Veterinarians

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Foothills Animal Hospital in Lakewood CO?
    You can reach them at: 303-988-0403. It’s best to call Foothills Animal Hospital during business hours.
  • What is the address for Foothills Animal Hospital on west alameda pkwy in Lakewood?
    Foothills Animal Hospital is located at this address: 13015 West Alameda Pkwy Lakewood, CO 80228.
  • What are Foothills Animal Hospital(Lakewood, CO) store hours?
    Foothills Animal Hospital store hours are as follows: Mon: Closed, Tue: 8:30AM - 5:00PM, Wed: 8:30AM - 6:30PM, Thu-Fri: 8:30AM - 5:00PM, Sat: 9:00AM - 12:00PM, Sun: Closed.