Wonderful, accommodating, and affordable! I showed up without an appointment (my bad) and the staff…read morewere beyond kind. They voiced that they did have other patients currently in service and may not be able to help me right away- but they squeezed me in anyway! The staff was very kind with our dog And patient with me as I was utterly under prepared. Service was fast, polite and exceptionally reasonable! Exam, two prescriptions and a safety cone- out the door for under $180!!! Thanks to everyone at For Paws Veterinary clinic!

The vet tec Stephane, has been the rudest person not only to me and my family but to my dogs. My…read moredog was nervous about getting a shot for his Arthritis, and she grabbed his leash, without telling me and tried dragging him into the back. I quickly grabbed his leash again and told her I'd hold him. She then tried to give him the shot very forcefully. She did the same with my other dog. I have also had the experience of seeing her treat her coworkers with no kindness whatsoever. So far I haven't had any bad experiences with people at the front, nor doctors. Just her. She will lose my services if this continues.

absolutely love this vet clinic! they truly treat your dogs like royalty. had a teeth cleaning done…read morethat made me feel very comfortable with all the updates they gave along the way.

Dr, Dawn was a huge disappointment, too much ego than heart. It was my first visit and I have a…read moreBelgian malanois mix that has PTSD and has been on Trazadone for almost 2 years and was doing pretty good but I was looking for an alternative slightly stronger for stressful situations. We discussed different meds and she put him on prozac and gabapentin. well that did not go well at all, first she didnt ween him off and Gabapentin is like nothing after a couple days, she also gave low doses and his prescription said low low anxiety, she witnessed how high his anxiety was but not weening off a med that has been used for 2 years?! my other 2 vets and the pharmacists were confused by this. the next couple days were a nightmare, he chewed up 3 couches, ruined a 2 cabinet doors. I sent the pictures and no apology. then asked just for his old meds to get him back to normal. I also emailed saying that she doesnt know breeds or pharmacology. they fired me! haha, I now go to Monument vet clinic and wow what a 180, Dr. Erin is a badass and so kind. we are weening him off and starting a different med for long term use. I highly recommend Monument vet clinic

Friendly, clean, quick service, handled dogs's cyst on her back, healed within a week. We…read moredefinitely recommend.

I brought my three cats to Northgate Animal Hospital for several years and generally felt the care…read morewas kind and thorough. I'm writing this review to highlight an important area where clearer communication could help other pet owners, especially those with aging cats. My senior cat, Marble, had lab work and urinalysis results over several years that showed subtle but consistent changes suggesting early chronic kidney disease. I was not made aware of this trend at the time. About a month before she declined, I brought her in for routine labs due to her age. Her kidney values were elevated and her urinalysis was borderline for UTI, but I was told everything was normal and no follow-up testing or recheck plan was recommended. A month later, she was diagnosed with acute on chronic kidney failure, worsened by a urinary infection that had likely been developing quietly. Earlier awareness of her kidney disease would have prompted closer monitoring, earlier intervention, and more proactive supportive care at home. I want to emphasize that I don't believe any harm was intended. My goal in sharing this is simply to encourage more proactive communication with owners about lab trends, especially when caring for senior cats. Even mild abnormalities or gradual changes can be clinically meaningful. Clear explanations, trend monitoring, and recommended rechecks can significantly improve outcomes for older pets. I hope this feedback supports continued growth in preventative care and helps other owners be better informed and prepared.

So glad to have animal acupuncture services here in Falcon! Really like Dr. Kris and his vet tech…read moreSarah. More importantly our two dogs loved them both - always a great indicator we're in the right place! Receptionist was also pleasant and lovely to deal with. Glad to also have these guys as an option for urgent care if needed.

The doctor and staff were kind and helpful when we brought in our cat who was very ill…read more Animal Hospital of Falcon is owned now by The Mars Company Animal Division I think, their fees for service are very, very high and the corporation could certainly be called GREEDY. G Weatherby

We love Dr. Wynn and her staff. They are always friendly and helpful. She checks up on my pets…read moreshortly after each visit to be sure everything is going well. We have moved all of our pets into her care.

We have had our dog at this practice since we moved to Colorado seven years ago and we have enjoyed…read moreour experience here. The staff are very supportive and friendly and when we recently had to put our dog down due to arthritis, they were very sympathetic. I would recommend this practice to other dog owners.

This was one of the hardest things I've had to experience. My baby girl got injured very suddenly…read moreand I brought her here for help. Although the outcome was devastating, Dr Blake (I apologize I forgot her last name) and her team were incredibly kind, compassionate, and supportive. They were thorough; we went through every possibility and option. My girl Kaya passed away in my arms late that Saturday night but I would recommend to all who have a pet emergency to trust this clinic and trust these people. The outcome does not reflect the care she and I received through this awful time. you Kaya. You'll be with me forever.

Run away!! I should have checked their reviews first. We waited for over 5 hours in the exam room,…read morenever was seen by the Dr. If they would have communicated that it would be over 2 hours or 3 hours much less more than 5 hours!!! ...we would have taken our dog elsewhere. Horrible communication!! Do your furry family member a favor and go elsewhere!!!!

I would not recommend Pets First Animal Hospital. Dr Walker let us know we do not need to treat for…read moreprevention of fleas and ticks because they do not exist on this area, however upon speaking with other locals we learned this isn't true. She also did not recommend vaccination for Bordetella, even though we are active with our dogs and they frequently come in contact with other animals. The main thing, however, was when we brought our puppy in for a routine vaccine visit, she wanted to test him for a UTI even though he wasn't experiencing any symptoms. I assumed this test would come back negative, however they called the next day to let me know he did have a UTI and he needed to go on a round of antibiotics and pain medication (to help with the symptoms he was NOT experiencing). I took my puppy to another vet to get a second opinion, and I'm glad I did because it turns out he actually does not have a UTI. In addition, she recommended we neuter him no later than 6 months old. For a Bernese Mountain Dog, it is widely recommended you wait at least a year. While she is very thorough in assisting with potty and crate training techniques, I believe some of her views on veterinary medicine is a bit outdated. We will not be returning to Dr Walker.

Best Vet Office! They take such good care of Salem, every time. He has little quarks, they know…read morethem and cater to those to make him feel better about being there. The quality of service and knowledge is beyond and above. I would highly recommend them to friends and family. The Dr and staff are all amazing.

Dr. Regnier is experienced and knowledgeable. I love it can get an appointment within a few days…read morewhen I've got concern. He gives me options without pushing any particular course of treatment (i.e. needlessly expensive).

Thank you for taking care of my cat. My husband took cat to ER Vet, that then referred him to an…read moreER vet dentist. Cat had a growth in mouth. ER vet/dentist was going to cost $6500 and that was only to find out that it MIGHT be cancer and cat would die. Asked on ND and found carefree animal clinic. Still don't know cause of tumor, but at least it was removed for $850. It may grow back, is likely to grow back. But $850, much more palatable for possible life extension, than $6500. Cat is so much happier, as is fire parent.