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Preparing Your Pets for Winter: Cold-Weather Essentials
As the temperature drops and winter approaches, it’s crucial to ensure that your pets are ready to face the cold weather with comfort and safety. Just like us, our furry friends require special care and essential items to stay warm, healthy, and happy during the winter months. In this blog, we’ll discuss the cold-weather essentials…
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Springtime Pet Care Tips
Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation, not only for nature but for our pets as well. As the weather warms up and the days grow longer, it’s important to take some steps to ensure our furry friends are happy and healthy. Here are some springtime pet care tips to keep in mind: Protect…
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Why Is My Dog Not Eating?
There can be many reasons why a dog’s appetite may change, but if your dog is not eating at all, a closer look at the animal’s diet and health may be necessary. By understanding why a dog may stop eating, you can be sure your canine companion is healthy and well-nourished with the proper diet…
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Tips to Help Calm Your Pets During Storms
A sudden thunderstorm can be terrifying for any pet, and cats and dogs can become very stressed during storms. There are easy ways to help your pet feel more comfortable, however, and keep them from getting too excited or anxious when storms pass by. Provide a Safe PlaceYour pet will feel more secure if they…
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Should Dog’s Ear Hair Be Plucked? To Pluck or Not To Pluck!
Should Dog’s Ear Hair Be Plucked? There is an ongoing debate about plucking dog’s ear hair. Breeds such as poodles, Doodles, Bichon Frise and other breeds can grow hair in their ears. Some breeders and veterinarians will recommend against this unless there is an issue. We will talk about the issues that can arise with…
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Detecting Allergies in Dogs
Man’s best friend can suffer from allergies in the same way many humans are affected by them. In fact, a wide variety of things may cause allergic reactions in dogs, and it may be difficult to pin down the exact cause in your dog. Dander is often the culprit for allergies in dogs; it is…
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Back-to-School Can Mean Pet Anxiety!
While many parents are celebrating their children’s return-to-school, there’s also a feeling of anxiety in the air. Kids are not the only ones feeling anxious about the end of their summer freedom, spending hours in the classroom and after-school activities, not to mention homework! Your pets are also feeling – and responding – to the…
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Contagious Pet Skin Conditions: What You Need to Know
Contagious Pet Skin Conditions | For any pet owner, protecting our beloved companions is paramount. Our pets also depend upon us to give them the very best life and keep them safe. This year, Colorado is challenged with two highly contagious skin conditions: sucking lice and walking dandruff. Here at the Ken Caryl Pet Spa,…
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SKUNKS ARE A SMELLY BUSINESS!
Spring and fall is the time that skunks become more active and your pets are at the highest risk of becoming sprayed by these pesky little creatures! It is August in Colorado and we have had 3 telephone calls TODAY for pets that smell like a skunk! Sometimes they don’t get a direct spray but…
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Yes, It’s Gross: But We Need to Talk about Anal Glands
It’s definitely not a dinner table subject; but what you know – or don’t know – about anal glands (or anal sacs) is critical to your dog’s (and even cat’s) overall health. Why? Anal glands that are not routinely and correctly expressed (or emptied), or are not functioning properly, can become swollen and lead to…









