Unresponsive. Have emailed twice about Christmas bookings (not sure how far in advance to do…read morethis). Has yet to reply over a period of a couple of weeks. They have recently replied & i am sure going forward it will be a positive experience. Willing to try again in the future

So glad we found Liz and K9 Adventure! Liz was able to accommodate our two Yorkie-Poos for a large…read morepart of the day while we went to Vail, Aspen, and back around. Angie was the one to watch the pups all day. She sent me photos, videos, and was in constant contact which was so calming. We picked up the dogs and they were happy and tired, just what we wanted! Thank you Liz and Angie! When we revisit Breck we will contact you again to take our pups out in the wild.

I question the legitimacy of this company. Their first objective was to get paid rather than have a…read moremeet and greet with myself and my dog before they went out on a hike. When I explained that I would like to meet the person spending half a day with my dog, they mention that is not their policy and they must be paid first. I would never trust my dog with a company whose first priority is payment rather than comfort and assurance. Once I called them out for having no testimonials or reviews, they immediately canceled my invoice. Seems like a scam.

Had a great experience with Matt while spending a few weeks in town with my family. Matt took our…read moredog, who can sometimes be difficult to handle, on several hikes over the course of our stay, staying in constant communication and sending lots of pictures which was great appreciated. Our tireless pup always came home well exercised and happy. Would highly recommend.

Today we had a little panic when we left our home in Denver without our pets prescription food. We…read morecalled everywhere and finally someone told us to call here. Natalie was an absolute sweetheart and was able to verify our script and get us a bag of food to get us by. Saved us from a trip restart and a long drive. When I brought our girl in to say thank you, both ladies behind the counter just swooned over our Daisy. So grateful for the help and kindness.

Buffalo Mountain had been so kind over the years helping me with my dog. My dog was riddled with…read morehealth problems. They helped me figure out economical solutions for dealing with my dogs health issues. Unfortunately my dog went down hill over night after my vet visit to get prescriptions updated. Sally was very sick. Our whole family came in to assist with her euthanasia. It was very upsetting for us and everybody was so patient and kind to us. This is truly a practice that cares about pets and their owners. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Frank Ferguson's Testimonial…read more Frank is an 8.5yr young albino, deaf Great Dane. We rescued Frank when he was 4 months old from a breeder who no longer wanted him because his hearing and possible vision impairment. Frank has always been a playful pup and when we started realizing his older brother Leroy was showing his age and not being as playful, we decided to adopt Frank a brother/companion he could play and bond with. That's when Tom, a piebald great dane came into our lives. The plan worked out great, they became instant brothers and played all day/every day. After a couple of years Tom grew a great deal and playtime started becoming rougher and unfortunately Frank injured his rear right leg. We took Frank into The Animal Care Center of Castle Pines to meet with his doc, DR. Johnathan Quint for radiographs and he referred us to an orthopedic specialist in Colorado Springs for further diagnostic evaluation. The doc in Colorado Springs took some more radiographs of Frank's leg and assumed Frank may have injured/torn his ACL and suggested us doing a TPLO on Frank. Frank at the time, was favoring his leg but he would still apply pressure/weight bearing to the leg. He only favored it on strenuous occasions. It was not a complete tear, to where he was not be weight bearing at all, it did not get to that point. So, we decided to opt out of the TPLO at that time and try some more alternative routes. Then, we decided to go to The Animal Care Center for his rehabilitation and it was the best decision we could have made. The staff at the clinic took so much time and care into Frank's injury and were such a great deal of support for my husband and I through this journey. Throughout a two year span of PT, laser, treadmill, swimming & massage, Frank showed a lot of improvement and just loved all the attention, affection and peanut butter Kristen and Kelli would give him. Frank would get so excited to come to every appointment! Frank came in for a follow up appointment with Dr. McVicker and the conversation of Stem Cell Therapy came up because of the flyers they offered in the exam room. Dr. McVicker thought it would be a great idea to explore all our options and informed us of an orthopedic doctor (Dr.Gaynor w/Peak Performance Veterinary Group) that specializes in stem cell therapy. So, she set up an apt with us to come by for a consultation with Dr. Gaynor. We met with Dr.Gaynor, Dr. Bartling and his assistant Holly in July 2018. They all were so fabulous. They spent an abundance of time with Frank and us, examining and going over all our options. We all decided as a team that stem cell therapy could improve Frank's quality of life and pain management, so we figured we would give it a shot. Two weeks later, we had his stem cell therapy treatment done. The staff at Animal Center, Dr. Quint, Dr. Gaynor and VetStem Biopharma were extremely helpful during this process and made it unbelievably stress free. It was actually a piece of cake! It took less than 3 months for Frank to start showing signs of improvement, major improvement! Actually, Frank was acting like a puppy again. His energy level went up, he became more involved and interested in daily activities. He started playing with his brothers again, he rebuilt his confidence with stairs and jumping into the car and on the couch. Most of all, we have not seen him limp once since his stem cell treatment 4 months ago. He truly is back to his old self again, but 3 years younger!!! We have been bragging/educating as many people as possible about the treatment Frank has gone through and explain how life changing it was for our pup Frank and ourselves. Truly was a great decision! We can't thank the Staff at Animal Care Center or Peak Performance, VetStem Biopharma enough for improving the quality of all our lives, especially Frank. Love all of you tons!!!! XO Sincerely, Frank, Andrea & Mark Ferguson

My senior cat was suffering from advanced arthritis and was in a lot of pain. I was referred to…read moreDr. Gaynor by my regular vet for advanced stem cell therapy. It was not a fun process to go through, having to put my senior cat under general anesthesia (always risky) for the fat sample extraction, but in the end, it was totally worth it. The stem cells are injected, and then it takes approximately 90 days for the full effect of the treatment. I waited until 4 months to do this review. The treatment was successful for my cat and it has made a big improvement in the quality of his life, as he has much less pain and more mobility, and is generally more like his old self! Dr. Gaynor has another veterinary partner that he works with to perform some of the procedures. There was a bit of communication breakdown in regard to my cat's previous veterinary records and his negative reaction to certain medications. But overall, I was very happy with the experience of working with Dr. Gaynor. He was available by phone for our numerous questions beforehand (we don't live in the area), and in person provided additional information on what to expect during the process. He followed up to check on my cat's status at various stages. I am so thankful that he was available as an option for us.

This service s SO WORTH the price!! Friendly and dog treat ready we TRULY APPRECIATE this man!!!read more

What's not to like. They come once a week, clean up the waste and take it away. Especially if you…read morehave big dogs; which I do.

Highly recommend Dog Dynamix!!! Dropped my 2 dogs that were both leash reactive and have had…read moreamazing results! Natalie was able to train both of them to heel together and not be leash reactive anymore. They are great with sending daily pictures and videos and once a week you get a report card that lets you know of the your dogs progress. Natalie also was amazing when we picked up the dogs with teaching us how to reinforce the new training and answering all of our questions. While its definitely an investment ($$$), it's 1000% worth it. Went from having dogs that are constantly pulling on the leash, to dogs that walk right by my side!

In May, my daughter and I planned an August road trip to Montana with my dog Hank. Sadly, Hank…read moredied the middle of June. I decided to wait until after our trip to look for a new rescue; however, a friend in Texas asked if I would please take a stray that her grand kids had found there. They couldn't keep him, they were unable to find anyone else to take him and they didn't want to drop him off at a rescue shelter there. Hence, I ended up with an untrained but loveable stray named Buddy. Due to the short amount of time before our trip, I looked for a place to teach him some manners. Based on a recommendation from another company and the glowing reviews on the web, I dropped him off at Dog Dynamix for 3 weeks of board and train for $3,495. Pricey, but I was glad they would be able to complete his training before we left for Montana. Imagine my surprise when Buddy came back to me unable to do anything that he hadn't been doing when I dropped him off. He could do a little heeling for very brief periods provided there were zero distractions. Same with 'sit'. Didn't know 'stay' or 'down'. No basic obedience behavior whatsoever. What I got for my $3,495 was 1 pet cot, 1 slip leash, 1 remote collar set and 4 cans of dog food (not a part of his regular diet). I did not get a dog that exhibited any training. Fortunately, he's still very loveable. I would not recommend Dog Dynamix for anything other than possibly boarding.

There's something you need to know while reading this review. I have boarded my dog at 2 places…read morebefore Rocky Mountain Pet Resort and have had horrible experiences - the first time was a kennel in Texas where my dog was knee'd across his kennel and left without food or water for over 14 hours (they had video available to owners and I actually watched mine). The second was a place, again in Texas, with very nice people but my dog was stressed and didn't eat for a whole week - when we picked him up he was emaciated, weak, and on the verge of collapsing. So you can imagine how nervous I was bringing him to another boarding kennel, no matter how competent or wonderful they SEEMED. But I HAD to board him because I was going to a wedding in Steamboat Springs and there was nowhere for him to go (I had been camping with the dog a few nights before but the night before and night of the wedding I was staying in a hotel that doesn't allow dogs). Enter Rocky Mountain Pet Resort. The drive is beautiful - that whole area of Colorado is incredibly gorgeous. You take a dirt road along the HUGE property for about a quarter mile before you get to the actual kennel. Along the dirt road I saw 4 staff members walking 4 very happy dogs on those long retractable leashes. When I pulled up to the office and went inside, everything was clean and didn't smell bad like most kennels. The lady at the desk was really nice...I think she could tell I was anxious. She brought me back to see my dog's kennel and assured me he would get plenty of exercise - with the cost of boarding they have 3 playtimes per day for the dog. They give you the option to pay extra for walks, extra playtime, and swim time. I paid for 2 walks, 2 swim times, and 2 extra play times per day so that my dog would be distracted and never get bored (he's very high energy). When I picked my dog up 2 days later, he was of course super excited to see me but wasn't trying to race out the door like he was at the other kennels, and he looked healthy and happy and well-exercised (if he doesn't get enough exercise he gets super hyper, so I know they exercised him like they said they would). He also ate most of his food, and that's a huge accomplishment because if he's stressed he won't eat. I almost cried I was so happy with them - it was like he had a nice playcation with Rocky Mountain Pet Resort instead of going to an inhumane jail like most kennels. I life about 4.5 hours away in Fountain, CO, but if I ever have to board my dog again, I will be taking him to Rocky Mountain Pet Resort. I trust that they will treat him like their own.

I did not end up using RMP because we decided to do an intensive board and train boot camp at last…read moreminute, but after several hours of research and calls with kennels throughout Summit County and Denver, and multiple calls with RMP, we would absolutely use RMP for boarding, especially challenging dogs. They seem to possess the expertise and experience, and most importantly, love, to manage difficult dogs who dont play well with others, dog and human. I know its odd to write a review without actually using RPM's facility, but i was so impressed with the time they took to educate me on their approach to dealing with difficult dogs and how devoted they are to caring for your dog like it was there own.