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    he retired several yrs ago. great eye doc. but the clinic is closed, my dog misses him

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    Hammond cares deeply for animals and is so gentle with them and his attention is on them and not the pet's owner.

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    Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital

    Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital

    (456 reviews)

    I had brought my sweet girl Nessie here for many years when she had joint issues or if ever there…read morewas a problem and I couldn't get her to her regular vet. She graduated some PT training with them, gave me much anxiety when her legs would hurt her, and they were always the very best at sending her home with me happy and healthy. Sadly, the last time I brought her here, it was too late to save her. Nessie was a Bernese Mountain Dog and she had hemangiosarcoma which was undiagnosed. Her symptoms the morning of her passing was primarliy lethargy, not wanting food, and pale gums. Within moments of me realizing she wasn't doing well, I got her into the car and sped to the hospital. As we were driving her symptoms got worse and I called ahead to ask for immediate help. The team was out front when we arrived and we got her onto a gurnee. I wiped out one of her eye boogers and told her I'd be right there to take care of her. Nessie sadly didn't make it to surgery. Her heart gave out before we could help her. But I know she got the best way to leave this earth as she was barely in pain and she wouldn't have liked the cancer treatment we were planning for her. The team did a really good job helping me through the hardest thing I've ever been through. My one regret is I wish I had woken earlier that day and tried to get her help faster. But sometimes things don't go the way we want. I hope if you're in need of urgent care, you can get your pup here swiftly and allow the team to do their very best. It's a hard job these Vets and the team have, taking care of our sweet angels. I've put off on writing this review as even though it's been three months, still feels very fresh to not have my sweetheart by my side. Thank you team for all your help. She was the very best girl.

    We came to Wheat Ridge ER when our dog hadn't eaten for 3-4 days. We didn't know what was wrong…read more They ended up keeping her overnight so they can do an ultrasound. Based on her bloodwork, her liver enzymes were heavily elevated. We had her there for about 2 days then got her because we were waiting on lab results and we knew we wanted her at home after a few days. Although it was a pricey visit. She was well taken care of. We still don't know why she didn't want to eat or anything not by the fault of the hospital or anything. Our dog is just a mystery. We had a follow up and liver enzymes had decreased which was a good sign. Our dog is still with us but not sure for how much longer since she is a senior dog who still refuses to eat her kidney food. But we are doing what we can but we are happy with the way our dog was treated here. Everyone was very nice and attentive and answered all of our questions.

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    West Denver Veterinary Hospital & Wellness

    (32 reviews)

    Dr. Jennifer Menning is a STAR!!!!!! the girls in front and the vet assistant are the most pleasant…read morepeople I've interacted with in a long time I called them about my cat I went in right away and they saw him asap and they were so nice and patient, seriously THE BEST VET EVER 100% recommend I love these ladies

    I am absolutely stunned by the level of unprofessionalism and lack of compassion shown by West…read moreDenver Vet. My fiancé had a disagreement with the clinic after being told one thing by a previous vet and then being told it would no longer be honored. He was understandably frustrated -- especially when we were suddenly told our dog needed $500 in bloodwork every six months, despite showing zero adverse effects from her current heart medication. I called immediately afterward to calm the situation, apologize, and ensure the clinic could communicate directly with me moving forward. Between our five animals, we have spent over $20k at this clinic in the last couple of years. One of those pets is an 11-year-old dog on palliative care who depends on timely pain and comfort medications -- a completely different animal from the one with heart issues. This morning, Amanda called this morning to inform me that the clinic would no longer provide care for ANY of our five animals, including refusing to refill active, essential prescriptions for a dog currently battling cancer. When I tried to discuss this decision, Amanda yelled at me on the phone, leaving me no choice but to end the call. I have never encountered such unprofessional behavior from a veterinary clinic. To deny care -- including life-sustaining medication -- to an elderly, terminally ill dog because of an altercation that did not involve me is inhumane, unethical, and indefensible. There was zero compassion, no attempt to problem-solve, and no awareness of the responsibility they carry as medical professionals entrusted with the wellbeing of animals. We are grateful to be moving on to a new veterinary clinic, but it is heartbreaking that it came to this. Our animals deserved far better treatment than what we received at West Denver Vet.

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    Animal Urgent Care

    (217 reviews)

    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!!!

    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.

    Eye Clinic-Veterinary - vet - Updated August 2026

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