Dr. Sarah Wooten

Sarah Wooten, DVM

Sarah Wooten, DVM

VETERINARIAN
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Education & Trainings

UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, 2002

Professional Memberships

American Society of Veterinary Journalists

Dr. Sarah Wooten graduated from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. A member of the American Society of Veterinary Journalists, Dr. Wooten divides her professional time between private practice at Sheep Draw Veterinary Hospital in Greeley, Colorado, and writing articles and filming video content for several pet- and animal-related media outlets. She is also a mom, owns a tea tavern, has chickens and a Goldendoodle, and enjoys camping, skiing, SCUBA and triathlon.

Recent Articles

7 Ways to Get Help With Vet Bills
by
Sarah Wooten, DVM

If you have been to a veterinarian recently, then you know that veterinary care can be expensive. Most pet parents are shocked when presented with an estimate for vet costs that has a comma in it. Pet...

Dog Microchip FAQ: Cost, Where to Go and, How It Works
by
Sarah Wooten, DVM

Reviewed and updated for accuracy on April 14, 2020, by Dr. Lindsey Naimoli, DVM Pet microchips save lives. A microchip provides permanent identification for your pet that links them to you, no matter...

Can Dogs Smell Fear?
by
Sarah Wooten, DVM

Have you ever noticed that when you are feeling fearful, your dog becomes more attentive and clingy? Have you also noticed that your dog may behave differently around people who like dogs versus people...

Addison’s and Cushing’s Disease in Cats
by
Sarah Wooten, DVM

Adrenal gland disorders, including Addison’s disease and Cushing’s disease in cats, are often missed and underdiagnosed. We still don’t know a lot about these conditions, but if your cat is chronically...

How Confidence-Building Exercises Can Help Timid Dogs
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Sarah Wooten, DVM

Do you have a timid dog? Some dogs are born with a shy personality, while other dogs have had life experiences that have caused them to become fearful. Whatever the reason, there are ways that you can...

7 Subtle Signs of Cancer in Pets That Most Pet Parents Overlook
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Sarah Wooten, DVM

With cancer in dogs and cats, early detection and treatment are critical. By detecting cancer early, you can work with your veterinarian to increase the chance of cure or remission. But noticing the subtle...