Phoebe was a 15+ month old Pit. They took such good care of her. They helped to expended her life…read more She was happy, active and alert till the end. They helped her when she needed it, gave us great information and made her last days the best. Thank you

Amazing and caring place that took their time and dedication to my pet's and my needs. Was…read morescheduled to get my dog spayed at a different place but after meeting Mellisa I changed the appointment to Mountainwood; and am extremely pleased I did. They gave me reasonable options for post surgery care and help me make perfect sense of my pets needs. I will be making this place my GoTo for my girls health needs. Thank you so much for everything you guys did!

The entire staff were spectacular culminating with the incredibly compassionate Dr. G! Have a…read moreGolden that turns 15 next month and she was extremely professional and understanding and only recommended what was needed to make his last months as comfortable as possible. Love THEM!

My dog stayed there for 5 days, probably stepped on her poop because it was all over my clothes,…read moreshe smelled so bad. I don't think they cleaned her cage regularly. I am so disappointed with the care of my dog. I don't recommend you leave your dog here. I don't believe they get good care here. To see so much poop in my dogs coat was disgusting and to come home and have your clean clothes you wore to pick my dog up smeared with poop was just so wrong and gross.

What can I say? What an amazing doctor and staff! Our 4-month-old rescue puppy was in really bad…read moreshape. She needed emergency surgery. We started off at CSU, but the cost was out of our budget. They referred us to Coyote Ridge Veterinary, and from the moment we got there, they were ready for us. They explained the procedure to us and said they would call if there were any hiccups. And, of course, with our luck, there were. Dr. Rosales said she was going to have to call another surgeon in to help save our little one. Everything came out okay, thank God! What an amazing doctor and staff! I have no idea why this facility does not have 5 stars and beyond. My family and I are incredibly thankful. We appreciate your commitment and professionalism even if it runs through after hours. Thank you, Coyote Ridge.

Very kind staff, helpful and friendly staff from the front desk to the vets themselves. I left a…read morevery impersonal 'corporate' vet practice to find a place that actually cared about their animal patients. Very happy to have found Coyote Ridge!

Took our pit mix to see Dr. Marsh and establish care. We always are a little hesitant as she can…read morelook a bit intimidating. He was WONDERFUL! So was the rest of the team. Everyone we came into contact with were super kind and took the time to make sure our dog was comfortable. They talked us through everything to make sure we understood both what they were doing and what action we needed to take. Price was EXTREMELY reasonable compared to other places in the area. We will be forever taking our pets to Front Porch Animal Clinic!

Everyone I encountered here from the front desk to the vet techs and the Veterinarian were really…read morekind and knowledgable. They were able to locate my past veterinary records before I came in for my first visit with them. I would recommend coming here with your pet. Rates are reasonable.

Professional, knowledgeable, helpful and compassionate. The quintessential place for animal care.read more

I'm very proud to be the first to review Windsor Veterinary Clinic. I've heard of Dr. Robin for…read moreyears, but not until we had a complex pain case in our Great Dane did we visit her (a 2 hr. drive for us). She is amazing. A veterinarian who has taken the time to learn specialties in so many things and have the most leading edge equipment you can rest assured you are getting leading edge treatment here. After neuro surgeons, and MRI's etc. orthopedic surgeons (who immediately want to operate both her shoulders) all evaluated my Dane, Dr. Robin diagnosed her and worked with us over the phone to get just the right dose of meds. The problem was NOT surgical and not expensive to treat. We saved thousands by seeing Dr. Downing and now our girl is pretty much pain free. I have sent several friends to Dr. Downing and they have all had the same experience. I would say if you are anywhere in Colorado and have a complex case and you are looking for a second opinion, Dr. Robin is the person you should see. www.windsorvet.com

They took great care of our elderly cat when we discovered him in distress late at night…read more It's reassuring to know you have a good place to go in an emergency.

I cannot begin to express my gratitude with this clinic. They took a very complicated case through…read moreour Scottie Rescue. Ronin had been attacked and hit by a car( we still don't know what happened). The people at Royal Vista were amazing in caring for this sweet little boy. They were so good at getting Ronin better, his bonded sister Poppy decided she needed to stay with him there also! They were released by the owners and one of the techs actually took them both home with her every evening, giving them love and care for probably the very first time until they could be placed in a home. They not only saved Ronins life, but also taught them to trust. I, of course, failed fostering and had to adopt this seriously bonded pair! Thanks to the Royal Vista, both Ronin and Poppy are two very happy Scotties. I cannot thank them enough.

I took my senior cat in because he had a runny nose and I wanted to get some blood work done as he…read morewas not doing well. They took him for his check up and to draw the blood then brought him back to me. They suggested a certain antibiotic for his runny nose without checking first to see if he actually had an infection. I knew that that antibiotic had a high rate of side effects and I didn't want to take any unneeded risks for my senior cat. I have had other cats in the past that have been injured and nearly died from medications and have been cautious ever since. They switched to a milder more common antibiotic. After that, 4 of the veterinarians/assistants stood by the door of the room I was in and told me they would not continue our appointment because I did not disclose any vaccine information. I was not there to get any vaccines and would not subject my senior that is an indoor only cat to any unneeded injections. As I said before, I had a young cat that nearly died after his injection. I went home with my ailing senior boy. He ended up getting over his runny nose without any antibiotics. 4 months later, my poor boy had declined more and I didn't know where I was going to take him as I didn't want to deal with the unnecessary bullying. I just wanted to help my senior boy be comfortable. I looked online for a more holistic vet and took him to a Windsor clinic. I believe it was North Star. They were so compassionate and caring for my boy. They did blood work and told me he was in stage 4 kidney failure! Highland Hills Veterinary Clinic never told me that! I was in tears and disbelief that they would put profits over patients. The oath to first do no harm ... especially to our pets. I thanked all those at the north star clinic that day for their empathy and compassion. My sweet boy passed away 4 weeks later. I called Highland Hills to ask them why I was never told that my boy was in kidney failure. I talked to the receptionist each time and she said I would be receiving a call from the owner, which I never did. The last time I called she said I would receive an e-mail, which I didn't. Then she said she would send it in the mail. There should never be an excuse for poor care from a vet that we put our trust in to care for our animals. If we pay for an appointment they are working for us. Their skewed opinions don't matter. Main stream medical/veterinary should not be the only option as their are many injured people and pets from side effects. I know because I have injured family members. There are many natural options that cause no side effects and should be the first option especially for the pet parent that chooses this method. The corporate buy out of our veterinary clinics and schools by Mars Candy is a profit over patient model. It has priced care out of reach for many. It promotes dry kibble which is made my the same company and promoted by the vet clinics, which causes dehydration, tooth decay and dental disease, is high in carbs promoting diabetes, kidney failure, etc. This is all for profit. I pray that some day they will get back to the basics of real care and compassion for our pets.

I'm visiting from another state and my cat needed to be looked at. They got her in same day, took…read moreexcellent care of her, and were clear about cost, options, and care plan. When I walked in I appreciated they have a dog entrance and waiting area separate from the cat and small animal entrance and area. The place was spotlessly clean, and the staff friendly. I would bring my cat here again if I was in the area.

The first visit started out bad. I'd made an appointment as a new customer a few hours earlier and…read moreit was not posted in their schedule. So, I sat their for 20 minutes before anyone noticed me and my little dog. The appointment was good, and I've returned since with good results. Whoever messed up when I made the appointment must have had a bad day. But the care is good!

Awesome pet clinic! The staff is welcoming, warm and friendly! I would definitely recommend.read more

They always treat my Daisy as a little star. When we drive up she starts crying as she loves them…read moreall and can't wait til she sees them. So far only well care has been needed.

I have been going to Timberline Animal Hospital almost a full year maybe more, I have 5 dogs and I…read morecan attest Dr. Tim Rowe, and his staff care. I feel that this is the key ingredient. Before you even show up, before the day begins, I can tell that somewhere Dr. Tim Rowe and his staff have had a team meeting, don't ask me how I know, but I just can tell that the team has prepared themselves with clear declarations of what they need to accomplish and the normal expectations and challenges have been discussed. Furthermore I can tell that something about "CARE" has been discussed and that it is regularly discussed because the team demonstrates itself in a very thorough route around the pet, the pet owner/guardian, and the appointment. They care to remind you, the care to confirm, they care to inspect, they care to ask about your concerns, they care to inform and educate, they care to clearly communicate the cost and care to schedule the follow ups. And no I do not feel in any way they are just selling, and upselling, and running you through a scheme of how much they can soak you for. No not at all... What they are doing though, is a great job of Veterinarian Care and they do this business well. They are not the cheapest and not the most expensive, I would guess very fair if your cost driven. For me I am service and care type, that feels you get what you pay for, and I think I get an exceptional value. I do feel you need to be comfortable with your Veterinarian and staff for you to be happy. As for me, I will highly recommend Timberline Animal Hospital for the sake that they really care and after several visits as you can imagine 5 dogs can bring that I am completely satisfied. My wife and I and our crew of 5 rescues feel completely cared for and well attended to on every visit. I hope you do as well.

Dr. Carter and his staff are amazing, truly. Among the best experiences we've had anywhere!read more