The VetCS team recently had the pleasure of visiting Nan and Val, the talented owners of The Biscuit Barkery in Loveland, Colorado. These two enterprising, dog-loving friends bring creativity, flavor, and a passion for pet wellness to every treat they make, including our VetCS Calming Soft Chews and Wellness Treats! At The Biscuit Barkery, Nan and Val blend their love for dogs with their enthusiasm for baking, handcrafting delectable biscuits using only premium, all-natural ingredients sourced from local growers and grocers. Each treat is made-to-order in small batches, ensuring exceptional ..read more

Whether your dog faces chronic daily stress or experiences anxiety from situational triggers such as car rides or fireworks, we have the right product to help. Our daily tincture offers continuous support, while our calming soft chews and specialized peanut butter provide additional relief as needed. With VetCS, you can ensure your dog remains calm and can cope more easily with their daily and occasional stressors. Top VetCS products for relieving dog anxiety Advanced Calming Formula Buy Now! Advanced Calming Formula Buy Now! CBD Calming Peanut Butter Buy Now ..read more

First of all, yes, I do work for VetCS, and you might think this review of our Canine Joint Chewables could be biased. However, for this article, I'm setting aside my VetCS hat to write from one dog owner to another. Like you, I deeply love my dog and hope that sharing this story can help your pup if he or she is dealing with joint pain or arthritis. My stubborn yet sweet Olde English Bulldog, Lola, is generally a couch potato but loves going on short hikes in the sunshine. Last January, after eight years of adventures exploring trails in Southwest Colorado, I noticed she began to limp and ..read more

It’s crucial to stay prepared and have a comprehensive evacuation plan in place to ensure the safety of you, your pets, and horses. Here’s a detailed guide on how to prepare and execute an effective evacuation plan for your furry and equine friends. 1. Preparing for Evacuation Develop an Emergency Plan: Identify Evacuation Routes: Familiarize yourself with multiple evacuation routes from your home. Practice these routes to ensure a smooth evacuation process. Safe Havens: Identify safe locations where you can take your pets and horses in the event of an evacuation. These can include friends ..read more

Introduction to head shaking syndrome in horses: Imagine witnessing your beloved horse suddenly and uncontrollably shaking its head, seemingly in distress. This perplexing behavior is known as head shaking syndrome, a condition that continues to baffle both horse owners and veterinarians alike. In this blog, we delve into the complexities of head shaking syndrome in horses, exploring its symptoms, potential causes, and available treatment options. Understanding head shaking syndrome: Head shaking syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, involuntary movements of the he ..read more

What does your four-legged family at home look like? We have an almost 7 year old rescue dog named Poppy. You might see her on our social media from time to time, she's pretty famous for her one ear always standing up! We also just added “Button'' the winter white hamster to the crew. He's been so much fun! What drew you to the field of veterinary medicine, and what is your educational background? I started my career in veterinary medicine knowing I wanted to specialize in horses. My love for horses started at the age of 6, and like every horse person knows…my love for horses only kept growi ..read more

What does your four-legged family at home look like? 5 animals in total: Larimar is a 10 year old Warmblood gelding, Goose is a 6 year old yellow Lab, Gosh is a 6 year old off the track Thoroughbred gelding, Fritz is a 3 year old German Shorthair Pointer, and Zane is a 9 month old crazy kitten! Almost a herd! What drew you to the field of veterinary medicine, and what is your educational background? I wanted to be a veterinarian from the age of 5 years old. I have always loved animals! In highschool, my lease horse Frisco had a huge laceration to his throat and Dr. Terry Swanson came out and ..read more

Caring for a senior horse demands a thoughtful and tailored approach to meet the evolving needs of our equine companions in their golden years. As horses age, they undergo physical and physiological changes that require special attention. From dental health and nutritional adjustments to adapting exercise routines and ensuring a comfortable living environment, the care of a senior horse also involves a holistic understanding of their well-being. This guide explores key considerations and practical tips to provide the best possible care for your senior equine friend, ensuring they thrive in ..read more

First and foremost, do you have any pets at home? Two Purrrrrfect Devon Rex Cats Jundallar and Thistle Could you share with us the length of your experience in formulating plant-based products? Since 2015 We're eager to hear about what drew you to this field. Could you briefly discuss your background, including any relevant education or certifications? I come from a healthcare background, where my primary motivation has always been to help others and make a positive impact on their lives. As I progressed in my career, I discovered the immense potential of cannabinoid medicine in providing re ..read more

If you’ve read any of my blogs in the past, you know I have an Olde English Bulldog named Lola. She is undoubtedly a sweetheart, but with her short snout and the continually changing Colorado weather, her nose gets extremely cracked and dry. Brachycephalic breeds like Lola have a hard time keeping their noses damp, making them susceptible to cracking and peeling. A few months ago, the team here at VetCS sent out a product recommendation email to our customers. I had been advocating for a new nose balm product for a while, so secretly, Lola and I were hoping our customers would also request a n ..read more