It's hard to overstate how impactful the oncology team at CASE has been throughout my pups journey…read morewith hemangiosarcoma. After finding a lump on my dogs throat, I was told by our vet to bring her to an oncology specialist - they recommended the team at CASE. I was able to get an appointment for the following week (very lucky! - most places had over a month wait). Our first visit was loaded with important information, and Dr. Galloway very graciously and patiently talked me through what was happening, what my options were, and with those options in mind, what was next. Within 24 hours, I had a diagnosis - supplemented with lab work, X-rays, and radiographs - and my pup had a spot on Dr. Prpich's surgery schedule for the following morning. If I had known at the time how much of a bada** surgeon Dr. Prpich is, I would have had the best sleep of my life... she removed a cancerous mass WRAPPED AROUND MY DOGS CAROTID ARTERY, among other things, and called me herself to let me know the surgery was successful. Upon picking up my pup, I received a printed and bound (!!) report concerning a treatment plan and her med schedule. Mesa and I went back for chemo appointments the following 3 months, and the front desk staff and vet techs were nothing short of completely delightful. On her last day of chemo, my pup came home with a bandana and a printed certificate to celebrate her last appointment; it was signed by all the staff, include Dr. Galloway, and yes, I rushed back to the car to have the happiest ugly cry at the thoughtfulness of it all. That is the IMMENSE level of competency you can expect from the oncology department at CASE. I hope you never have to make an oncology appointment for your pet, but if you do, I hope for the sake of you and your pet that you're able to make it here.

They are so short staffed that if you have an urgent question regarding your critically ill pet…read more(for which they just collected upwards of $8k in charges from you) they tell you to allow for 72 hours for a call back. And they are not kidding, even if your question is urgent, your call back will take the 72 hours. How does that equate to quality care?

I've used this vet for several of our cats and dogs. We've been a customer since 2004. They've been…read morereliable and have treated our pets very well.

6/23/2023 When I inherited my precious furbaby, Vanna, I…read morequickly realized she was living but not thriving. After a few treatments and procedures by Dr Cerda and his staff, I am happy to say Vanna is thriving. Because of Dr Cerda's excellent care, patience and knowledge sharing, I am thrilled that Vanna is setup for a long and healthy life. Linda F

I came to Indian Peaks for my dog's allergy issues and left feeling dismissed and overcharged. Dr…read more Niedzwiedzki recommended a test that didn't seem necessary, and when I declined other medicine I was made to feel like my concerns didn't matter. Instead of a collaborative conversation, it felt like: "I'm the trained vet, so don't question me." Asking questions seemed to make her defensive, and the whole experience felt transactional -- more about protocol and billing than personalized care. I won't be returning.

Dr, Grier and her staff are so excellent. My wiggly 4-month-old big aussie puppy needed shots and…read morevaccines. Watching them keep him safe, keep him occupied and enjoying being there, while they did their jobs was fabulous. I appreciate you all. Thank-you. Would recommend this vet clinic.

I am truly amazed and so grateful for the incredible staff at SOBOAH. I recently had my senior dogs…read moreteeth cleaned and had SO many questions and concerns prior to the surgery. The team answered all my questions without making me feel rushed and calmed my nerves the day of the surgery. I have had several concerns post surgery and called so many times to ask even more questions that the staff once again answered and assisted with, with such kindness. Dr. Anderson changed my dogs life by recommending a vet nutritionist without judgment and his life has drastically improved because of her help. I could truly go on and on about this staff and how amazing they are. For every person complaining about new staff or "rude" staff, you tell me that you'd be bright and shiny 24:7 watching sick pets come through. This staff is honest, dedicated and so passionate about the work they do. Thank you SOBO. I am forever grateful to you all!

The team and Dr. Duncan were so sweet with the difficult choice to put our childhood cat down. They…read morewere so supportive and sweet and took great care of her in her final moments. We are so fortunate for the teams patience with navigating this new chapter. They are all amazing and you can tell they genuinely care so much. We appreciate you all greatly!

Alpine Vet Hospital has some of the best doctors! Very compassionate office! The girls at the front…read moredesk are super helpful. I've been going to Alpine since 2018 and never been disappointed. I highly recommend them for your loved ones for just checkups or diagnostics.

1 star for the management staff. They do not have vetrinarians that specialize fearful/behavioral…read morecases, though they will tell you they do. If you are seeking vetrinarians with reactivity or fearful training background, you can come in and pay for them to tell you where to go. 5 stars for Dr. Adelmeyer. She is a compassionate vet who will take good care of your fearful pup. Request her specifically for excellent medical care. There is NO side entrance!!! This is completely unfair to your clients with these fearful animals.

** see my previous review, this is in response to the business owners lie. When I returned with…read moreLupo at around noon on march 27th I immediately asked for him to be put on oxygen (he was satting at 91% at that time) I was told they didn't want to put him on oxygen because it would "make him dependent". SIX HOURS LATER he was finally put on oxygen. Stop your lying and own up to your "treatment" before the rage I'm feeling turns into enough energy to file a lawsuit. If anyone wants more information, pictures, videos of this whole experience please feel free to reach out to me.

I came here looking for emergency care for my four-year-old dog, Tynkerbell who had some rough GI…read moresymptoms. She is generally an extremely anxious dog. Our nurse was Courtney and she was AMAZING!! Tynkerbell licked her and let her pet her, which she never does. Courtney's kind demeanor and very obvious compassion allowed my anxious, traumatized dog to trust her which means so much to me. Courtney also explained the whole process to me; she understood our situation and took the time and patience with Tynkerbell that she needs. Her friendliness and calmness made me feel assured that my dog was in great hands under their care- which is not something I feel often!! We were treated by Dr. Brandon Reynolds who was also very friendly and informative! He explained everything in great detail, and I felt confident that he would be able to find the right course of treatment for Tynkerbell. I would highly recommend him. Overall, I would recommend this clinic to anybody looking for quality emergency care. The staff was beyond helpful, caring and just wonderful. The clinic was very clean and tidy. There was no wait time, we were put in a room immediately! They made my dog feel comfortable, which is something she rarely feels around strangers and new places. Huge shout-out to Courtney! :) A big thank you also to Dr. Reynolds and the rest of the support staff for being mindful of my dog's special needs and putting me at ease!

I brought my nine-year-old Pomeranian to Animal Urgent Care after a seizure because his regular…read moreveterinarian had not yet opened. I approved bloodwork to look for metabolic causes of the seizure. The bloodwork was useful and ultimately showed no obvious peripheral cause. What I found frustrating was discovering that an IV catheter had also been placed at a charge of $120. I do not recall consenting to catheter placement; I recall specifically consenting to the bloodwork. No fluids or medications were administered through the catheter during his visit. The medical record states that catheter placement was approved, which does not match my recollection of the conversation. After several hours, the treatment provided consisted of examination/observation, bloodwork and placement of the unused catheter. Hospitalization for continued neurologic observation was recommended, which I declined in favor of taking him home and following up with his regular veterinarian, who knows his neurologic history and current medications. I understand why an emergency clinic might want IV access available in case another seizure occurs. My concern is not that the clinicians considered it medically reasonable; my concern is that a $120 procedure was performed that I do not believe I authorized, and I did not understand until later that the catheter had not been used to administer any treatment. In an emergency, owners are frightened and making decisions quickly. Clear communication about what is being proposed, what it costs, whether it is diagnostic, therapeutic or precautionary, and obtaining explicit consent before proceeding are extremely important. My primary concern is the IV catheter and the lack of consent. The catheter had already been placed before the veterinarian came to speak with me. I was never asked whether I authorized placement of an IV catheter, and I was never told that it would cost $120. What I was specifically asked to authorize was the emergency/triage evaluation and the bloodwork, which I approved. The medical record subsequently states "IVC placement approved." That is not an accurate account of what occurred. I did not approve catheter placement. By the time the veterinarian discussed the diagnostic plan with me, the catheter was already in my dog. It was never used to administer medication or IV fluids. When I decided to take him home, I also had to specifically request that it be removed. Ultimately, I paid $610 and left without any treatment having been administered to my Pomeranian for the seizure--no seizure medication, no fluids, and no other therapeutic intervention. I understand that examination, bloodwork and observation have value, but for our particular situation this emergency visit was not worth the cost or the additional stress to my dog and me. In the future, I will make a seizure-management plan with his regular veterinarian so I know exactly when emergency care is warranted. His regular veterinary clinic opened approximately 40 minutes after I arrived here; in retrospect, I wish I had kept him safely confined and comfortable and waited for his own veterinarian. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this clinic.

We were visiting from out of town and our pup ingested marijuana that he found in the yard of the…read moreairbnb we were staying at. The staff were quick to identify and treat. They were informative, attentive and emphatic to our situation. He is doing much better after receiving treatment. We are grateful he is OK. Thank you!!!

Uniquely cats helped us navigate the last 6 months of our 20 yr old kitty Bandit. They were so…read moregentle with him. They also listened and adjusted to our desire for palliative care over high intervention. I highly recommend them.

I am satisfied that my cat and I have arrived at the right place for the continued health and well…read morebeing of my cat. Their dedication to the discipline of veterinary practice is obvious. The professionalism and compassion that I witnessed during our visit was also clear. The gentleness and kindness with which they treated my cat helped him to trust them, putting us both at ease. The staff here appear to be well educated, highly trained practitioners. The facility is designed to provide a safe, private, individualized process, with secure waiting rooms. Here my cat was free to exit the carrier in which he was brought, in order to meet with the doctor to be evaluated before treatment. When they took my cat into the treatment area, I was able to observe what was happening through a window in the patrician door. I was impressed with not just the orderliness and cleanliness of the facility, but the efficiency and seriousness of how the staff performed their duties. Since our recent visit my cat is back to his vibrant old self and honestly, the modest amount that I had to pay was nothing compared to the value of my cats' welfare.

I was traveling to CO when my cat began having medical issues and I am so happy I found Boulder…read moreVet! I had a tough time finding a vet that could figure out what was going on until I landed with them. The staff and doctors were so kind, knowledgeable, and able to clearly diagnosis and give him the procedure he needed. Their follow up and intentional care post procedure was amazing! Highly recommend Boulder vet for trustworthy, attentive care for our little ones.

I saw Dr Burnett in November. I had to put my cat to sleep. She was over the top empathetic and…read moreexplained everything. I had never been thru. That before. It is very traumatic. Doctor Burdette and the staff were great. I was there 2 hours. I will recommend this place. They are expensive but worth it

Excellent care and friendly staff. They treated my pet with kindness and professionalism, and the…read morewhole visit was smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend!

Whatever you do MAKE SURE you check ALL prices and things you will be charged for at this place…read more What a scam!!! I was told a $127 charge on an estimate should be a 0...and recharged for an "exam" from 2 days prior when I was there for X-rays which turned out to be $125 more than expected from the estimate. I asked to have the estimate I was shown emailed to me and it was a TOTALLY different estimate!!! AND when I used my adult voice to ask questions I was told I being emotional. I was talked down to once I spoke up for myself. TOTALLY unacceptable.