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Dr. Lindsay Butzer, DVM

    Dr. Lindsay Butzer completed her bachelor’s in science at Colorado State University and her veterinary studies were done at Ross University and her clinical year at Tufts in Massachusetts. She completed several weeks of externships in New York City that gave her the confidence to enter private practice. Dr. Lindsay Butzer enjoys animal reproduction and showing her AKC dogs, and her stories are filled with puppies and kittens and her pets. She also runs her family’s animal medical rescue Clint Moore Rescue LLC, where she collects donations to save over 20 pets per year who need veterinary care in her area.

    Dr. Lindsay Butzer writes pet-related health and wellness articles and continues to make fun and serious content related to pets. She is also a social media ambassador for Barco Uniforms.

    Articles featuring Dr. Lindsay Butzer, DVM

    Two grey cats eating dog food from a plate while a brown dog looks on with jealousy
    nutrition|Can My Cat Eat This?

    Can Cats Eat Dog Food?

    It shouldn’t be their main course. Here’s why.

    A beautiful fat white cat sniffs a wicker basket of sweet potatoes.
    nutrition|Can My Cat Eat This?

    Can Cats Eat Sweet Potatoes?

    Yep—but the plainer, the better. Here’s why.

    Woman Sitting On Couch Petting Cat, drinking hot cocoa with marshmallows.
    nutrition|Can My Cat Eat This?

    Can Cats Eat Marshmallows?

    These puffy delights are non-toxic to our puffy delights (aka cats) but that doesn’t mean they should have s’more (get it?).

    Funny cocker spaniel standing on chair and smelling pecan pie on table.
    nutrition|Can My Dog Eat This?

    Can Dogs Eat Pecans?

    Here’s why you should keep your pup far, far away from this nut.

    A cute gray cat lies next to candles and cinnamon sticks on a beige bedspread.
    nutrition|Can My Cat Eat This?

    Can Cats Eat Cinnamon?

    You love the spice in your mulled wine and cider. Learn if your cat can enjoy it.