We've taken our sporting breed dogs here since they opened fifteen plus years ago! Dr McKinney and…read morethe other doctors and techs have always been so good to us! I like the strong communication before and after each visit.

My 8 year old dog has been seen by the Vets at High Plains since she was 12 weeks old. I am fine…read morewith the care she has received, but I am very displeased by their current prescription changes. I used to be able to order her on-going meds through Chewy. As of this writing a single bottle of my pet's meds on Chewy is $27.99. Now High Plains will no longer fill 3rd party prescriptions and insists their own online pharmacy helps "ensure medication safety, quality and accuracy" The exact same meds via High Plains costs $43.13.

In the last two months, we have taken both of our 50 pound dogs to her, our dogs had been throwing…read moreup and diarrhea, she handled both of them very well, and I have not had a veterinarian that I liked, as I did her! Isabel was so kind And amazing! She will be our new veterinarian. Thank you so much for always getting back to us via text.

I recently had to make the painful decision to put my sweet soul cat to sleep due to end stage…read morekidney and liver failure. I chose Total Care, and it was honestly the most horrifying experience I've ever had and has left me with a deep soul wound that I will carry with me to my dying day. Maybe they're good if you're using them for veterinary services - I can only speak for their in home euthanasia service. But if you want a gentle, stress free, peaceful passing for your pet, stay away from them. I had an appointment scheduled, and they kept asking to come earlier - that should have been my first red flag and it felt like they were trying to rush things. Upon arrival, I was told my cat would be given a sedative to calm her and make her sleepy, but that it might make her sick, and the shot might sting. If you're a veterinarian who claims to care about animals and treat them like your own, and you know the sedative you're giving them will hurt, or cause them to vomit, why wouldn't you give them something for pain and nausea before you give them the sedative shot? If someone is paying hundreds of dollars to give their beloved pet a peaceful, gentle passing at home why would you not do everything possible to make everything as comfortable for the pet as you can? To make matters worse I wasn't even told to get ready for it, or get her ready. The man that accompanied Dr. Rivera snuck up behind my girl before either of us were ready, before I could even close doors, and gave her the shot. She made the worst scream I have ever heard her make as he jabbed her in her little arthritic leg and started running all over the house in fear trying to hide. It was horrible to watch and she almost fell down my stairs at one point in her terror. This is horribly unprofessional in my opinion, and then she started violently retching. Watching her vomit up the last meal I had lovingly fed her will haunt me forever. She was trying to get away while throwing up and losing the mobility in her hind legs, and then using her front legs to drag herself around to try to hide somewhere. I expected a peaceful transition, but was completely horrified and heartbroken. It was terrible and full of fear. I was able to pick her up and place her in her favorite bed, trying to calm her, but she never calmed. Her eyes were wide with terror and she was crying and hissing and trying to scratch everyone, and my sweet girl never so much as hissed at anyone in all her fifteen years. Dr. Rivera tried to tell me she had a rare reaction to the sedative, but I've since spoken with three different veterinarians and none of them have ever heard of anything like this happening. I can't help but wonder if whatever they "sedated" her with was a wrong dosage or something not meant for cats. The whole experience was terrible. She never calmed, and it was highly suggested I leave the room because they couldn't get near her to place her IV she was so terrified and I was crying my eyes out seeing my sweet girl suffer so much. They promised me that was all they would do - just place the IV - and now I have to live with knowing her last conscious moments were of me leaving her because they lied and gave her Propofol while I was out of the room (I had to ask later, they didn't even disclose this right after they did it). When I came back in, she looked like she was already deceased, and I can't help but wonder if she was. I'm especially suspicious of this because of how they rushed things - before I could even pick her up and hold her as I had wanted to do when she passed, Dr. Rivera injected her right there on the floor in her bed. I paid these people hundreds of dollars to come to my home so my pet could feel safe and loved and so I could hold her when she passed, and was robbed of all those things. I just wanted a good death for her, to spare her fear or pain and suffering, but instead these people caused her the most traumatic experience in her life, and at the end of it no less when you can't make things better. They also have left me with doubts, pain, and regret for the rest of my life. They didn't even have a basket to take her little body in - I sent her away in her little bed, as much as I wanted to keep it, because they were just going to wrap her in an old towel. My experience with Total Care was horrendous and has left me heartbroken and filled with guilt for what they put my sweet girl through. The fear and pain in her eyes will haunt me forever, as will the pain of knowing she lost consciousness without me in the room with her and died on the floor instead of in my arms or on my lap that she loved so much. It was absolutely awful and there was no "care" in their service whatsoever. Our pets are part of our family and deserve better than this. Next time, I will find a home euthanasia vet who is gentler and more understanding of the pet and me, and I suggest you do the same.

Very happy with Dr. Graf and his dedicated team. My dog and I always feel like we are treated…read morelike VIPs, even though this vet practice can be very busy. The level of empathy is outstanding. Bring your dogs and cats here. I'm looking over some of the negative reviews for this practice, and I'm honestly surprised. Sure, this vet gets busy, and it can take a while to get an appointment. It's not a full service animal hospital where you can just walk in and demand to be seen instantly. Unfortunately, the Fountain area and the southern portion of Colorado Springs do not have an emergency pet hospital; the nearest ones are up on the north side.

I highly recommend Fountain Creek Veterinary. Outstanding customer service. It was about quality…read morepatient care above cost of service. They went above and beyond to take care of my Dexter. I'm so relieved and happy to have such a supportive group of amazing people taking care of him. A BIG Thank You to the Doctor and staff.

Dr. Best, Linsey, Simill and Sydney! Thank you, so very much…read morefor your wonderful Care and Kindness towards Bella and Myself today...The Beautiful smiles and overall amazing experience was absolutely 5 Star! I feel incredibly grateful and Blessed to have all of you looking after my Bella's Beautiful Eyes!! We love all of you!! Lisa B UNITED AIRLINES-

Had such an amazing experience with this clinic. Obviously pricey for specialty services but that's…read moreto be expected. They were very clear about what procedures needed to be done and the pricing breakdown of everything. Couldn't be happier with the results of the tumor removal! Can't even tell there's a scar. Thank you!!!

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.

This location and its staff deserve 10 stars! We checked…read morein our dog Rocky for blood in vomit and poop, night shift vet Dr. Miller was informative about what the symptoms might mean, what labs and scans they recommend most. After results, they felt confident in what was happening to her and needing to keep her there on antibiotics for 24 hours. My gut told me she would be in such great hands and I'm so happy we were right. We were able to visit her at any moment in the day/night, after seeing and playing with Rocky she kept hinting she wanted to go back there with all the staff. She trusted them and loved having so many human friends around. It was a little easier leaving her side again and added comfort in knowing she was being treated so well. I've heard of how expensive these situations can be, we feel the invoice we received was mostly fair for all the care, support and love they gave to our fur baby. They sent her home with medication + instructions, diet plan and follow up care information. Thank you to everyone who cared for our mamas Rocky throughout her stay. Thank you for understanding how hard these times can be, we appreciate all the information and help we received! The dogtors and techs here are rockstars

Exceptional care. I have brought both of my dogs for different emergencies and have received the…read morebest care. Dr. Carrol is so sweet and compassionate. Her love for animals shows through. The front desk clerk, the tech who worked with my dog, and the Vet were all exceptional. Dr. Carrol was very knowledgeable and caring. What I appreciated most is that all the staff was kind, empathetic, and compassionate towards myself and other patrons I witnessed with varied issues during my wait time.

Dr Junge and the entire staff at healthy pets have taken great care of all our fur babies for I…read morethink it's been 20 years now. They have gotten to know our pets and grieved with us when we've lost some of them. I would definitely recommend healthy pets.

From the phone call to the office to my interaction with the veterinarian and staff, everything was…read morea positive experience. Everyone is both friendly while being professional. The doctor discussed what she felt was the problem with my cat, Delilah. We then discussed treatment as well as cost options for antibiotics. Pill form is much less than a one time shot. I elected the shot so it would be less traumatic for my cat. They followed up a few days later with a call to check on her. She was definitely on the mend. I can highly recommend this office, but you may have to wait for availability as they are not taking new clients at this time. That says a lot about the quality of their practice. They are truly about caring for your pet rather than just making money.

Our fur baby had to be put down here. They handled every thing very well, sensitive and…read moreprofessionally. She under went tests to confirm. Vet was very nice, friendly, soft spoken. Desk clerks also very professional and sweet. We were freezing in the exam room and they brought us a small space heater. There's a tv and remote in the exam room as well. After the test results came in and consultation, they gave us a small pager when we were ready after saying goodbye. We went to another room to go through the euthanasia process. They even gave our baby a peanut butter snack with Reese's cup as a last treat. We held her while they gently put her to sleep, very patient and sensitive to read our cues. Her ashes will be spread in their 100 acre cemetery. Although it was a thousand dollars, not cheap, our baby and us had the best care.

Loving and thorough care. They worked with us to bring a successful result and we felt heard and…read morerespected. Dr. Thielmann and the vet tech were AMAZING. Our dog Norman was seen in the early afternoon of Nov. 26th and I can't remember the tech's name but she was so kind and reassuring. Overall, superb gentle and informative/expert care.