We have been using Companion for the care of our dog for several years and everyone there is kind,…read moreknowledgeable, and compassionate. There has been a change of veterinarians in the past couple of years however the 3 vets that are currently there are just as wonderful. We recently had to face end of life for our very loved dog. An emotional time for sure for our family. We found everyone on staff to supportive, respectful, and caring. I want to call out Sabrina at the front desk who took our calls daily for a week and treated our dog as her own. Dr. Diaz for his compassionate counseling, knowledgeable diagnosis, and ongoing extra care and time given. Dr. Mosher for her coverage of a difficult and emotional time we were facing. Thank you to all!

Not ADA compliant. Crowded lobby, a/c not working. Clients with special needs should be aware…read moreprior to the visit . Sick pets sadly jumping around the crowded lobby was unsafe for owner and pet.

I really like the atmosphere of calmness and warmth at this clinic. My dog is calm when he's there…read more I also like the Veterinarian, she explains well and is not rushed.

We have loved Pine Grove for the last 2+ years for our Standard Poodle. They are conveniently…read morelocated, and the staff are all caring, friendly, and patient. The Thrive program is a great discount service. Only drawbacks are that they aren't open on weekends and are a bit on the pricey side. Would recommend.

The veterinarians are very supportive, caring and very patient with our pups. We would definitely…read morerecommend them.

Zero Stars if I could. We brought our puppy to this clinic and he was diagnosed with meningitis…read moreback in November Dr Dopkins did not run any testing or blood work, he quickly diagnosed my puppy with meningitis. He was placed on long-term steroid treatment. After spending approximately $1,500 and keeping my puppy on steroids for close to 3 months. Dr Dobsom wanted my puppy on another month of steroids. My puppy got sick again this past Saturday with a 105 degree temperature. We rushed him the ER (AESC ) A second opinion was determined that the original diagnosis was incorrect and that our puppy should not have been on steroids for this length of time. This experience has been extremely concerning--not only due to the financial cost, but because prolonged, unnecessary steroid use can have serious health consequences. We trusted this clinic with our pet's care and feel that the misdiagnosis led to avoidable treatment and stress. I strongly encourage pet owners to seek a second opinion if faced with a serious diagnosis and long-term medication plan.

I cannot adequately articulate the depth of my gratitude toward Mile High Animal Hospital on…read moreArapahoe Road. When my dog Gucci required the amputation of a digit due to a malignant growth, this establishment demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to his welfare -- and to mine -- throughout the entirety of the process. Rather than prioritizing their own financial interest, the staff transparently referred me to CSU Spur, where the surgical procedure itself could be performed more economically. They then assumed responsibility for all subsequent aftercare, recognizing that their proximity to my residence was essential given my lack of personal transportation. Such candor and consideration are exceedingly rare in any professional setting, let alone veterinary medicine. Dr. Z, with whom I initially consulted, is exceptional in every regard. Yet even on occasions when her schedule necessitated that I be seen by an alternate physician and veterinary technician, I found the entire staff to be uniformly professional, deeply compassionate, and remarkably empathetic. There is no half-measure to be found anywhere within this practice -- every individual, from the front desk to the surgical team, delivers comprehensive, conscientious, and wholehearted care. Beyond their veterinary expertise, this team provided something akin to emotional counsel, offering steady reassurance and genuine support as I navigated an exceptionally difficult ordeal. I place my complete and unreserved trust in this establishment, and I recommend it without hesitation to anyone seeking a veterinary provider defined by integrity, expertise, and authentic compassion. Mile High Animal Hospital stands as an unparalleled model of excellence in animal care.

Super nice staff and convenient location. Prices for the same monthly treatment were inconsistent…read moreplus/minus $20-30 (and wildly higher than other hospitals). When I asked why during a visit I was told I was mistaken- despite my already having reviewed all prior invoices.

I have been going to Tallgrass with my 2 sport dogs for several years. The entire staff are very…read morekind, considerate and always listen and accommodate my dogs special needs due to anxiety. I highly recommend them.

My experience was AWFUL. No compassion for the end of life. I have been taking my dog there for…read morethe last 3 or 4 years. It was time to say good-bye to him. I called to make my last appointment for him, got the appointment scheduled. The receptionist did not tell me this final appointment would take an hour. When I got there, the receptionist put me in a room where I waited for 20 minutes for someone to come in, crying my heart out saying goodbye. The person who was helping the Dr. came in 25 minutes later, to gather information and I told her I couldn't wait any longer. She said if you would like to just leave your dog here, we will take care of it. !!!!!! I will never go there again with the next pet I get. NO COMPASSION!!

My cats were well taken care of while I was stationed in Aurora. Special Friends sent me a postcard…read moreas a new neighbor and I did not regret it. The staff was always kind and compassionate with Felix and Piper for their regular exams and shots. Felix needed dental work and extraction which I knew would be expensive from our vet in San Antonio. They took extra special care of my boy and communicated with me every step of the way. I highly recommend!!'

Very relaxed and informative experience. Affordable pricing from a team that really cares about…read moreyour pet's health. They were even kind of enough to take care of my dog's nails which were getting a little long. Can't express how kind and friendly they are. Not crowded, either.

Vet assistant was beyond helpful. She helped me hold down my dog while he was getting checked…read more The Vet was nice and very helpful. She recommended some procedures and provided estimates on everything. Great service. Thank you all! The staff

Easy to book and reschedule appointments. Friendly staff. Not a long wait in clinic. Asked if I had…read morequestions and addressed all my questions. I feel my dog is very well cared for here!

I would give six stars if I could. My only hesitation in leaving a review for such an amazing place…read moreis that I'm always afraid my review will lead to a blow up in popularity and I won't have access anymore. I never dreamed a veterinarian or vet clinic could be as intelligent or caring as Critter Care.

My rabbit, Penny, started limping a week before Christmas. Critter Care was the only place that…read morecould fit her in the week of that accepted exotics. The exam and X-ray showed she dislocated her ankle. Dr. Liza explained that because of the shape of the joint and the lack of a hard brace to hold it into place exactly where it needs to stay meant that it would be hard to get it to heal correctly without a surgery needing to be done, but that it was still possible. The three options were to let it heal with minimal bracing so she wouldn't get a ton of atrophy, a surgery where pins would be used to pin the joint in place while it healed (with or without a second surgery to get the pins taken back out), or to possibly amputate. I thought it would be best for her to keep her foot, so the first two were better than amputating for me. We decided to brace it as best as she could with bandages and come back the the following week to check on it. At that appointment we'd determine if she would have enough scar tissue to try to set the joint in place again to possibly heal without surgery, or if a surgery could be performed same day. Dr. Liza was so incredibly thorough about all the risks involved for all of the options and I felt very comfortable with the decision I made. She was up front about never having performed the pin surgery before, and informing me that she would do research on it between now and the second appointment to let me know if she felt comfortable doing it. She called me to let me know she wouldn't feel comfortable performing it, and didn't want Penny to be a test since it's such an invasive procedure on such a small rabbit. She tried setting it in place again, but couldn't get it to line up perfectly, and gave me information to a couple different places that may have doctors that could. For anyone needing this information, no one within a 90 mile radius of Denver will do that surgery. It was a pain the the butt to get answers from CSUs Veterinary program, (if anyone in CO would perform it, it would be this place, since they do a lot with exotics) but did at least they picked up eventually. I was able to get refills on Penny's medications easily during the time needed to find out the university could not do it. I was very happy that Dr. Liza was quick to respond to emails whenever I had questions, and she even called us to check up on Penny! Penny is able to get around pretty well without either surgery and without medications currently. I know that may change in the future, but in the meantime she is happy hopping around with both feet. I will absolutely be going to Critter Care every single time I need veterinary services, especially for my rabbit! Their service has been unparalleled!