Curcumin travelled from ancient Ayurvedic medicine to cereals and teas in modern supermarkets, but poor dosing and bioavailability can limit health benefits from contemporary food and beverages…

Athletes can turn to several natural ingredients to help boost sports performance, muscle synthesis and focus…

The bustling lifestyles of modern consumers have prompted great demand for products that boost energy. In fact, the International Food Information Council (IFIC) Foundation’s 2018 Food and Health Survey found energy is the third most sought-after health benefit, following cardiovascular health and weight loss.

PetAid Colorado is taking guests on a Vegas stay-cation at EXDO Event Center on May 17 for the 13th annual Mutts & Models, Denver’s premiere canine and celebrity fashion show and original “black collar” event…

Association, 9News, and local veterinary clinics partnered for the 5th annual 9PetCheck. Nearly 80 clinics across the state provided wellness exams and rabies vaccinations to almost 1,300 dogs and cats belonging to disadvantaged pet owners during the event on April 5-6….

Seventy-three veterinary clinics from Fort Collins to Denver to Durango are offering more than 1,400 free veterinary wellness exams and rabies vaccinations to economically disadvantaged dog and cat owners as part of Colorado Veterinary Medical Association’s (CVMA) and 9News fifth annual 9PetCheck weekend on Saturday, April 5, and Sunday, April 6…

Show your pets how much you love them this Valentine’s Day by taking them to the v..eterinarian for a dental exam! February is Pet Dental Health Month, and while a teeth cleaning may seem like an unusual gift for your furry friend, it could save your pet from a prevalent source of pain and disease.

Denver is bursting with excitement as the Broncos prepare to play in the big game. But no matter what team you’re cheering for, the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society (DAVMS) recommends taking precautions to keep your pet safe when enjoying the game…

Pets bring us joy year-round, so it’s no surprise that many people give one as a gift to friends or family members for the holidays. While finding a home for a pet is a gift in and of itself, there are considerations that should be made before gifting a furry friend. Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society (DAVMS) recommends following these Do’s and Don’ts before choosing a pet as a gift.

Winter weather is making its way to Denver, and while we prepare ourselves by turning up the heat, wearing extra layers, and warming up with a cozy cup of tea or cocoa, we must also remember to make special accommodations for our four-legged friends when the temperature drops…

Oct. 31 marked the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, which devastated the Northeast and affected millions of lives. Even as some are still rebuilding and struggling to recover, one second grade class in Staten Island was collecting money to benefit PetAid Disaster Services and help pets displaced by the Colorado floods.

It’s Halloween, and while the costumes, candy, and commotion are fun for people, they are less fun for pets. Even the most extroverted pets can become uneasy from crowds of people and ringing doorbells, and some candy and decorations can put their health at risk…

Thanksgiving is almost here, and our pets are certainly something to be thankful for. While many of us will celebrate with a traditional holiday feast, it is important to remember that pets have different needs and owners should think twice about sharing table scraps with pets…

October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month – a national pet holiday that reminds us that pet overpopulation is a persistent problem that leaves many dogs in need of a loving home. Adoption is the first step in caring for a pet; however the care that a dog needs exceeds adoption and continues throughout its life. The Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society (DAVMS) offers suggestions to potential dog owners for determining if it’s the right time to bring a dog into your home…

The devastating floods in Colorado’s Front Range left many people and pets displaced. PetAid Disaster Services deployed the Colorado Veterinary Medical Reserve Corp (COVMRC) to assist with pet evacuation and care for animals that were injured or sick as a result of the disaster…