Been meaning to write this review for a LONG time, but Dr. Shauna saved our Ivan's life! We were…read morequoted $8,000 from an animal hospital in the Front Range for surgery and still not a good prognosis. Dr. Shauna felt that Ivan deserved a chance and worked with us. She TRULY cares about animals. She even cried with us when we had to put our beloved bulldog down. I don't think I'll ever find another vet like Dr. Shauna and wish we lived closer and were able to take our dogs there. Best Vet Ever!!!! It's been almost 2.5 years since Ivan's surgery, and he is still alive and driving us crazy with his energy!

As challenging as an experience as this was, I am so thankful for Caring Pathways and the service…read morethey provided. Their staff, across the board, greeted us with only compassion and kindness. Kerry M. was our vet and she walked us through every step, educated us, was patient, and was so kind to Iverson and us. I had to cancel the first appointment because I was not ready to say goodbye. They offer a cancellation window up to 4 hours before your appointment and allow you to carry over your deposit to when you reschedule, with no extra fee. So thankful for this understanding. The cost may feel steep, but the in-home service is so so worth it. Iverson had his last meal while the pain meds were administered. It was a distraction where he didn't even notice. He felt safe and comfortable in his home, surrounded by family and on his favorite couch. He was then given a sedation medicine where he drifted into a nap on my chest. When the final medicine was given, he felt no pain as he crossed the rainbow bridge. I have heard horror stories from other in home service companies. I had 3 friends use Caring Pathways and that is why we went with them. I am so grateful and thankful that we chose to work with Caring Pathways. It helps with acceptance and closure and provides a peaceful passing. I will forever recommend them to other family and friends who need to say goodbye to a family pet member.

Great company. Dr. Chas was amazing and created a special day for me and my pets. He really took…read morehis time and has a wonderful and calm demeanor. I know my Lolly felt at peace with her transition. I will never take a pet to a vet clinic for euthanasia services ever again. On the day of my appointment, I was nervous and scared, not sure if it was the right time. When they told me "Chas" would be my vet, I felt relieved. Because the last pet I euthanized was nicknamed "Chas," so I know the universe was telling me it was the right time and that my other pets were with me to greet her. Thank you thank you thank you, Dr. Chas and support staff! You made my pet's passing very comfortable and special. Dr. Chas is very wonderful.

I did not end up using RMP because we decided to do an intensive board and train boot camp at last…read moreminute, but after several hours of research and calls with kennels throughout Summit County and Denver, and multiple calls with RMP, we would absolutely use RMP for boarding, especially challenging dogs. They seem to possess the expertise and experience, and most importantly, love, to manage difficult dogs who dont play well with others, dog and human. I know its odd to write a review without actually using RPM's facility, but i was so impressed with the time they took to educate me on their approach to dealing with difficult dogs and how devoted they are to caring for your dog like it was there own.

Not a day goes by that I don't regret bringing my dog here for boarding. I checked my dog Nirvana…read morein for boarding on February 6, 2023 in good health with no prior injuries. In the morning of February 7, 2023 I received text messages and photos of Nirvana from the manager Stacy that mentioned nothing of this injury. She said that Nirvana was doing just great via text. (see photos below) However, my dog looked very uncomfortable and now knowing that she had a torn ligament, it seems like she was not being properly cared for as the photos so her sitting in an office chair, meaning that they were having her crawl in and out of the chair while she was injured, and also putting her in a situation where she could've further injured herself. On February 8, 2023 I received a phone call from the manager Stacey, stating that Nirvana had suffered a minor sprain while boarding, and had developed a limp. Allegedly Nirvana was examined by a veterinarian Dr.Sarah Love who is their "resident" Vet (owner's wife). They advised me that the "minor injury" would heal naturally within a few weeks, and that no further care or diagnostics was deemed to be needed by Dr. Love. Nirvana's medical records prove she never had a limp/injury before this incident. Because of the dishonesty and lack of transparency about the injury in boarding, my dog did not get the proper medical care she needed in an appropriate amount of time. A few months passed and she continued to not heal, and seemed to be in pain. In autumn of 2023 I took her in for an examination from a vet in our local community of Santa Monica, CA. The staff was immediately very concerned and asking for medical records from the initial examination. I explained that no medical records were ever provided and despite making multiple phone calls to contact Rocky Mountain Pet Resort or Dr. Sarah love for medical records of the alleged exam that took place, they have refused to cooperate or provide any records. After receiving radiology in October 2023, and proper care here in California, my dog was diagnosed with a permanent ligament injury. She has been prescribed medication that she permanently hast to take that she never had to take before prior to this injury. The veterinarian made it very clear that if the injury had been properly disclosed at the time, and had been properly examined by a medical professional, that there was more that could have been done when the initial injury took place. Unfortunately, because Rocky Mountain pet resort intentionally deceived me regarding the severity of her injury neglected to provide Nirvana proper care in a timely manner in response to the injury. The injury has now become a chronic permanent injury that does not have any options as far as further surgeries or treatment. Rocky Mountain Pet Resort has been so difficult regarding the situation that they have even asked me to no longer contact them, yet they were never able to professionally respond to the situation either. They have refused any refunds for her care, and I have accumulated many medical bills for my dog since bringing her to this facility. The worst part is that my dog lives in chronic pain on a daily basis, and she is in so much pain that she does not even want to go down the stairs to use the restroom. She used to be able to enjoy her quality of life after being rescued by me and we used to be able to go on long walks around the Los Angeles Marina now she is barely able to complete a quarter mile walk around our neighborhood. She constantly is licking the injury and also this creates other concerns like she could cause an infection because she licks her self to the point where there is a open wound out of pain. Now she also has to wear an E collar often, and that is not very comfortable for her. Her life was never like this until she boarded at Rocky Mountain Pet Resort. I took ample time to disclose Nirvana's special needs due to her situation as a rescue dog. Stacey assured me that Rocky Mountain Pet Resort had the capacity to work with her as a rescue dog and handle her special accommodations that we had discussed. This injury could've been easily prevented had the boarding facility followed the appropriate care for my dog. Prior to boarding Nirvana I took the time to disclose her special needs, and it was discussed that she was from Los Angeles an unfamiliar with snow. It was also disclosed that she cannot really be around other dogs. During this conversation Stacey was provided very detailed directions to not walk her without a leash on and keep her away from other dogs. And if needed to minimize walks, and to not take her on the snow. They ignored all special care instructions & fed her food that could have triggered intestinal bleeding!

I can't believe there are so many low reviews. Yes you do have to fill out an application for a dog…read moreand have a couple of references. I actually found it comforting that they wanted to make sure that the dogs find a good home. A couple of extra steps shouldn't deter you if you're serious about getting a dog. We got our dog about two years ago from Mountain Pet Rescue and we're so happy we did. Sybil was extremely helpful and in contact with us through the entire process. She also was helpful when I had questions after the adoption. I would highly recommend using Mountain Pet Rescue in your search for a new best friend.

The negative reviews were spot on. We had the same experience. One of our references called us to…read moresay they were treated rudely. We explained that our dog needed to like the puppy and that we needed to meet the puppy. The foster said she expected us to take the puppy after meeting. I could not make that guarantee. She then said she had all these other applications for the dog. Well today I see the dog back on petfinder and Nextdoor. I am sure the dog is lovely and will find a great home, but I do not want to deal with an organization like this.

Dr Lori is an amazing, compassionate and strong person. We can't thank her enough for her kindness…read moreto our good boy, Albert, and our whole family. -Patti and Shane

Dr Valerie Reynolds's was as amazing as could be in such a sad situation. Our Bernese Mtn Dog,…read moreBernie was diagnosed with cancer about 9 months ago at our vet in Plano TX. We are in Denver CO for business and Bernie took a turn for the worse. We had seen a vet in Denver when we got here but unfortunately they were closed on the day he needed to be euthanized. I started making calls and doing google searches, and happened upon Codapet. Everything was planned out for later that evening. Bernie dined that day on chick fil a chicken and waffle fries, and even a chocolate shake. By the time Valerie arrived, Bernie was ready to cross the Rainbow bridge to meet his brothers, Teddy, Jeter, Macy and Charlie. Valerie was kind, compassionate and showed genuine care for our Bernie Bear. Thank you Valerie for your tears and compassion in such a difficult time. Cheryl and Mike Haggard

Dogs Colorado has been a lifesaver for me and my upholstered companion…read more Being a disabled veteran, I cannot provide the regular exercise that my PTSD Service Dog requires, and am EXTREMELY protective of who I will trust to handle her in my absence. The Puptenders at Dogs Colorado are well vetted, licensed and insured...all of which are very important to me considering my animal is my lifeline to the world. I have come to completely trust the expertise of the walker to take great care of my girl, and have no question that she is being kept safe. The free app is simple to use and provides pictures & reports showing what and where my dog has been on her walks. The photos of how happy my dog is during her walks never fail to brme joy. My dog actually waits in anticipation by the door for her walker to arrive. I cannot recommend Dogs Colorado enough for anyone looking for a great, affordable dog walking service.

Jeff and his team at Dogs Colorado are awesome! My 2 pups have been enjoying a weekly run/hike for…read moreover a year with Dogs Colorado. They follow up after each visit with photos, maps of the route they took, comments about their time, together... it is awesome. I highly recommend Dogs Colorado!

I love the team at Walking Paws. I've seen a significant improvement in my dog's arthritis and I…read moretruly believe they focus on giving your pet the best care. Interestingly enough, my other dog (incredibly timid) benefits from the visits as well. He usually accompanies his sister during her treatments and at first, he was super shy, cowered whenever someone merely looked in his direction let alone tried to pet him... the whole shebang. But now he's much braver and even goes up to the doctors to greet them; something he would've never done prior to sitting in on sessions. It's so cool that everyone greets Domino and Pepper and remembers us by name. We pay out of pocket instead of going through pet insurance, and each visit's cost is very reasonable. It's a flat rate that covers all of the treatments for the day, whether it's time on the water treadmill, floor exercises, acupuncture, laser therapy, ultrasound, etc. Even better, our pup gets to enjoy all the goodies that help her focus during her rehab session. Overall, I can't recommend Walking Paws enough. It's truly changed my dog for the better and I look forward to working with them as we continue to manage my dog's arthritis.

I am extremely disappointed by the response from the owner as it is not even factually accurate. We…read moreweren't 30 minutes into the appointment, but at the very beginning. My dog didn't even get any treatment at all that day. And their therapist did insinuate it could be a neural sheath tumor. I'm not sure how the owner could dispute that when she wasn't even in the room to hear the conversation. Finally, our vet did not recommend the bump get biopsied at all. Given it's location, size and moveability, she recommended just monitoring it monthly. Also neither the therapist or vet indicated it wasn't anything serious or suggested it would be good to continue with the appointment. And they never made it clear before I left, that I would be charged the full $200 even though my dog received no treatment at all that day. The fact of the matter is rather than showing some compassion and good customer service, they chose to scare me, then take my money.