09/16/2026
Something my seller taught me:
“Pets tend to live longer in Colorado.” 🐾
And after looking into it… she might be onto something.
Colorado has some pretty incredible advantages when it comes to pet health.
🐾 CSU is home to one of the country’s major veterinary research centers, with research spanning animal health, cancer, infectious disease, imaging, diagnostics and more.
🐾 CSU’s veterinary system offers advanced specialty care and clinical trials, so pets here can have access to treatments and diagnostics that simply weren’t available to previous generations.
🐾 Colorado’s environment also means some disease vectors are less prevalent here than in other parts of the country. Lyme disease, for example, is much less common in Colorado than in the Northeast.
🐾 And then there’s the obvious one: Colorado makes it REALLY easy for dogs to stay active. 😂
So maybe “pets live longer in Colorado” isn't quite as random as it sounds.
Maybe it’s the combination of exceptional veterinary medicine, research, preventative care, and an environment that makes it easy to keep them moving.
Either way…
My seller was onto something. 🐕🏔️
If you're thinking about making a move to Colorado, but not sure where to start, let's chat! I'll send you my guide and you can tell me your goals and we'll make a plan together ✨️