I absolutely love this place! They are so nice and helpful…read more My cats love to go to vet, which is the most important thing to me! I fully trust them with my cats and I cant say that for other vets in the springs I have taken them to

Update #2: Turns out Momo doesn't have Tritrichomonas, parasites, or any bacterial pathogens. Her…read morePCR came back completely negative. Imagine treating her with the maximum dose of metronidazole for absolutely no reason. Thankfully, I didn't blindly go along with it. If there is one takeaway from this entire ordeal, it's that as pet owners, we are our animals' only voice. Veterinary medicine requires professional expertise, but trust should never mean blind compliance - especially when something feels fundamentally off. Veterinarians are human. They make mistakes. Some can be inexperienced, insecure, or overzealous, and medical records can sometimes be written defensively rather than accurately reflecting what actually happened. If I had simply deferred to the white coat instead of doing my own research and trusting my instincts, Momo could have been subjected to unnecessary medication for an infection she never had, while her medical chart would falsely claim that I "declined" supportive care I was already actively providing. Trust your instincts. Keep your own records. Read the medications being prescribed. Verify the dosages. Ask questions. Push back when something doesn't add up. Being an attentive and vocal advocate for your cat isn't being "difficult." Sometimes, it's the only thing protecting them from unnecessary treatment. --- Update #1: After writing my original review, I requested copies of Momo's and Chloe's complete medical records on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. I was extremely upset when I reviewed Momo's chart and found multiple inaccuracies in a September 2, 2026 client communication note. The note contains several statements that do not match what actually happened. A detailed printed sheet had been provided to the staff at Momo's appointment documenting the timeline of her gastrointestinal issues, including when the diarrhea began, what food preceded the vomiting and diarrhea, how her symptoms progressed, her diet, and the supportive measures we had already tried. It documented that she was already receiving Proviable, and I had also added a handwritten note that morning that I had started Pro-Pectalin. Despite this, the record simply states that FortiFlora Pro was "offered and declined," without documenting that I declined it because Momo was already receiving Proviable and Pro-Pectalin. That omission leaves out important context and makes it sound as though I simply rejected supportive care, which is not what happened. There are also inaccuracies regarding the metronidazole conversation. The discussion about my previous cat's 100 mg dose was made by me, not my husband, and I specifically stated that my previous cat weighed 13 pounds. The note instead refers to a "previous 14 cat." More concerning, it states that I mentioned trying metronidazole over the phone "according to MA." I did not speak with that staff member that day. I spoke with another staff member who transferred me directly to the veterinarian. Neither my husband nor I requested or proposed starting metronidazole empirically over the phone. The note also states that we were told the medication could be discontinued if the testing came back negative. Neither my husband nor I were given that instruction during the call, despite both of us being present and engaged in the conversation. What bothers me most is that these aren't simply minor documentation errors. They concern who said what, what information was provided, what treatment was supposedly requested, and what instructions were supposedly given. I felt it was important to update my review because this discovery further contributed to my loss of confidence in the practice.

Get your kitty in this vet if they have vet anxiety/behavioral issues!! They have been nothing…read moreshort of amazing to my kitties over the years. I have seen my cat get muzzled and hurt by other vets, and not only did they never let that happen, but they were so respectful of my cats needs to be successful at the vet. Cannot recommend this place enough!

Dr. Wolf and everyone on staff were so gentle and understanding with our nervous cats. As new cat…read moreowners, we felt completely supported--Dr. Wolf took the time to answer all our questions and make us feel at ease. The clinic was clean, the visit was efficient, and we never felt rushed. It's clear they truly care about animals.

They're the best cat groomers we've ever had. They're wonderful with my giant Maine Coon mix who is…read morequite wiggly and more than an armful. He's had a full lion cut complete with a close body shave due to mattes and it was perfectly and respectfully done. His fur grew back in beautifully. A few months later (today) we got him a full groom and sanitation cut - he's now SO soft and fluffy, clean, and feeling rico suave, and it didn't take long at all which keeps my kitty's stress levels down. The facility is always quiet and calm - the perfect place to drop off your nervous kitty. Booking was simple, getting them the vaccination records was a breeze, and they send a reminder text the day before. If there's a long wait they're worth it for your cat's comfort and Catology's professionalism and feline-focus

I boarded my cats at Catology a few years ago and had a great experience! They followed all of my…read moreinstructions carefully and took excellent care of our cats. I've also taken one of my cats to their groomer several times, and they've always done a great job. Highly recommend!

Quick response and giving me options and prices and I checked on the reviews and has great reviews…read moreand close to me

Best vet in town, hands down. The vet is absolutely wonderful. She's very, very experienced and…read moredoes not run her practice like it's a large corporation that is only interested in profit, like most of the practices in town. She doesn't try to force you to use her online pharmacy; she doesn't make up a bunch of lies about how buying drugs from other sources are gonna kill your dog, like most other practices; and when it was time for my poor darling to be put down, I wanted it to be somewhere where she was happy and familiar. This practice does alternative Chinese medicine treatments, including herbs and acupuncture, and they were very very helpful to Honey in the last months of her life. She came here every week. So I wanted this vet to be the one to put her down somewhere where she was comfortable and happy and she took time out of her vacation to come in at 5 PM on a Tuesday to do it for me. I can't recommend this practice enough.

Watched our dog, and our house over Christmas. Reliable and totally recommended. House was left…read moreclean and orderly. Our dog missed them when they left.

Laura watched our cats for two weeks while we were away and we were beyond satisfied with her…read moreservice! What was supposed to be an easy "check in on the cats" turned complicated one day when one of cats snuck behind our fridge (not out of character for him). Laura saved his life by refusing to stop looking until he was found. Someone else may have assumed he got out and given up. We are eternally grateful to Laura for going above and beyond! Not only did she take excellent care of our cats but she was willing to check our whole house for hail damage. Thanks so much, Laura!

As an owner of 3 American Pit Bulls, and new to the area, I was not looking forward to navigating…read morethe stereotypes placed on me or my dogs as I set out to find a veterinarian. With no friends or family in the area, I didn't even have any recommendations to go off of. North Powers Animal Hospital was close by, so I thought I'd start there. I was given appointments with Dr Byrd to establish care (rather than attempting to juggle 3 dogs and my toddler in 1 appointment, I split it into 2), and discuss plans for management of everything from the hemangiosarcoma of one, to the focal seizures of another. Firstly, on a logistical note, I greatly appreciated the layout of the lobby. Yes, there is only one door in or out, but with the reception desk situated in the center, dogs are able to go either to the right or left side of the lobby- thus providing ample separation of any fearful, aggressive, or otherwise rowdy pooches. The route from the lobby to the exam rooms is also 'round either side of the desk; dogs don't have to pass eachother to head back. As a person juggling multiple dogs, close quarters with other dogs in veterinarian lobbies (can you think of a place higher in stress, fear, excitement, or anxiety for our pooches?) is a deal breaker for me. Dr. Byrd was a breath of fresh air. Young, personable, "chill," SMART, and patient. He took, EASILY, a full hour with EACH of my dogs. We had open, respectful and informative conversations about everything from vaccination philosophies and necessities, to how WONDERFUL and misunderstood the "pit bull" breeds are. All of my dogs are rescued; my 12-year old was used as a bait dog by dog fighters prior to her adoption. As such, she is very fear-aggressive toward men. She trembles violently with fear while "grumbling." She's never bitten or lashed out (she's all talk), but those unfamiliar with her can be taken aback, as she can put on a good show. Dr Byrd didn't show any apprehension with her. He was so calm, slow, patient, and understanding. It took only moments for her to calm down and trust him. That speaks volumes to any dog owner. Over the course of a month, we were in there a few times, having lumps and bumps checked out, and routine procedures including dental cleanings. I was never rushed during a single appointment. Any question, no matter how trivial, was met with respect and obvious intelligent presentation of information. What I like most about Dr Byrd is that he'll give you all the options-and then you know he's totally got your back on whatever decision you make from there. But you won't ever be making an uninformed decision with him. He gives you the tools and knowledge to make educated choices, and then he respects them. Another thing I greatly appreciated is the fact that he is your doctor, but he still is human. He will allow his "Doctor hat" to come off to be a friend giving you advice if you need that. Don't you ever just say "what would YOU do if you were me?" Well, he'll actually tell you. I've known vets that were too afraid to be human...maybe they felt they were remaining objective...but sometimes, during tough choices, you just need your vet to be a real person. Ultimately, Dr Byrd has won over my dogs, my 2-year old daughter, and me. I don't hesitate giving my highest recommendation for anyone looking for a veterinarian to go visit Dr Byrd.

I would NOT recommend this vet we had used them for almost 10 years spending thousands of dollars…read moreclose to (30k) or more on our pets over the years and today was the final straw of grace that I gave them. The receptionist are very nice, however the vet tech especially the one with the short brown hair is very rude she is the main reason we are moving our three animals to another clinic. This place waste your time , likes to charge for items twice then have to be corrected on statements are very condescending. We have had much better experiences with many other vets . Before considering this vet read the reviews people there is a reason they only have a 3 star rating I tried to overlook it for sheer convenience on not have to establish somewhere else but it's worth paying the extra money to find a vet that actually cares and is friendly and helpful and won't overcharge .

We were so lucky to find this clinic shortly after moving to Colorado Springs. From our very first…read morevisit, the entire team took such great care of us and our dogs. Everyone was incredibly compassionate, kind, and genuinely cared about our pets. They also helped us through one of the hardest moments of our lives when we had to say goodbye to our first dog. Their compassion and support meant more to us than we can express. We couldn't have asked for better care over the four years we brought our dogs here. We will always be grateful and highly recommend this clinic.

We used to trust this vet. Our dog had been having issues with pain in her paw, and we had inquired…read moreabout her teeth- we were told both were fine per their checkups. We did this twice with these concerns. The paw still wasn't improving so we took her to another vet who was concerned enough to want to take x rays. There they found that several of her teeth needed to be removed, as well as some arthritis that needed to be treated. If you want to be fed overpriced lip service, then go here, but for the health of your pet, I'd go somewhere else.

Truly. I can't say enough about Playtime. They have taken care of our Frenchies several times. They…read moretook our boy to the Vet and stayed with him for a full day. They take care of the house. They clean up. They obviously love on our boys. I can't say enough good things.

We have been using Playtime for 6 years. After that long, your petsitter become like family. The…read moreservice has always been extremely dependable. I never have to worry that they won't show up. The petsitters are very thorough and I am always impressed with their attention to detail. The messages that they provide to us while we are away are very detailed. I have 2 cats. One is extremely fearful, but Nicole and Kennedy have taken extra steps to bring her out of her shell. It would be so easy to let her be, but they don't. My other cat needs medication and oral hygiene. What petsitter would brush a cat's teeth? They do. I could not be more pleased with the services and petsitters of Playtime.