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!

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!

Pet menders has been our vet for over 20 years but this year I got to know them a lot better bc I…read morehave a cat with diabetes. Dr Russell has been wonderful and I am a little bit of a neurotic cat mama (haha). Julie was so wonderful helping me learn how to give insulin. I was able to come home and do it myself with no issues. Things are back on track and kitty is happy and healthy again! They always get us in right away when we need a visit! And they are open Saturday! Highly recommend!!

Dr Russell really cares about our dog and never rushes. I think he's a great veterinarian. It's…read morealso very important to us that his practice is not corporate-owned. Our experience with corporate-owned vet practices is that they're constantly upselling and they try to move through appointments as fast as possible so they can maximize profits. We love Pet Menders.

Where do I even start? We took our 4 year old Australian Cattledog mix to Foxtail after she started…read morehaving reverse sneezing attacks. We saw Dr. Wydallis, showing her video of Nico's reverse sneezing attacks and telling her about all the places we've recently traveled. We were prescribed a ten day supply of Doxycycline. After the ten days of that antibiotic were complete, Nico had not improved and also developed really bad nasal discharge. After she started having blood in her nasal discharge, we went back to Foxtail for a follow up. This time Nico was seen by Dr. Grubb. We went over the whole history including explaining all the travel we had done. We were given another ten day supply of another antibiotic, Clavamox. After the second ten day supply of antibiotics failed to improve Nico's health, we contacted Foxtail again. We spoke to Dr. Grubb and, based on her suggestion, we scheduled Nico for a nasal flush along with having a specialist perform a rhinoscopy. The rhinoscopy showed no foreign bodies in her nasal passages. The biopsies also were negative. For two days, she seemed to be doing better. After the two days, the significant nasal discharge was back. Nico had also developed a deep, wet cough. We, again, contacted Foxtail. We, again, saw Dr. Wydallis. She listened to Nico's lungs and took some x-rays. Dr. Wydallis stated she didn't see anything concerning in the x-rays but they would have to be sent out to be looked at. Since this was a Saturday, we were told they would likely have results on Monday. We were also given another ten day supply of Doxycycline. This is now the fourth ten day supply of antibiotics that have proven to be ineffective. The next day, we ended up rushing Nico to UrgentVet with a fever of 104. They examined Nico and took more x-rays. Nico had developed pneumonia following the rhinoscopy, which UrgentVet explained was a common complication from the procedure. We were NEVER made aware of the risk of pneumonia from Foxtail. UrgentVet expressed surprise that Foxtail's X-ray wasn't examined by a radiologist and said that given how ill she was now, more ought to have been done the day before. They gave us a different medication for the pneumonia which helped bring Nico's fever down. We made a follow up appointment at CCAPM and Dr. Landry. Again, we explained the whole story from the beginning including our travel history. He asked, with the travel history, had Foxtail completed a Fungal test. -No. He also asked if they had done a Respiratory Disease Panel and Anaerobic & Aerobic Culture. -No. He told us that, particularly if the antibiotics weren't working, all of those actions should to have been done before the rhinoscopy. Dr. Landy mentioned the possibility of atypical canine infectious respiratory disease. When we contacted Foxtail, afterwards, Dr Wydallis told us she hadn't heard of it. WHAT?!?! It was all over the news for a while. How could she not have heard of it?! After taking a couple cultures from her nasal discharge, Dr. Landry was able to pinpoint the issue and a course of action. Nico was prescribed two different antibiotics that actually helped our girl. To sum it all up, Foxtail put our girl through unnecessary, invasive and expensive procedures. She developed pneumonia due to these procedures and had to be taken to UrgentVet. She suffered through months of reverse sneezing attacks, excessive nasal discharge and breathing issues. All of this could have been avoided if we would have taken her to a more knowledgeable vet. I can't even explain how mad I am about putting our precious girl through the rhinoscopy when all it really took was gathering a couple cultures. Instead of the noninvasive method, Foxtail chose the most invasive and expensive route. All in all, it was a nearly $4000 lesson we learned. Foxtail might be okay for your basic veterinary needs. But I wouldn't risk it.

They are a caring,loving compassionate veterinary practice. They treat your fur babies as if they…read moreare their own. I would not take my fur babies any where else

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.

Dr Keeney started out ok. She makes you commit to 3 months of scheduling, then they change the…read moreappointment day and time almost every time so you have to rearrange your day always around her-she does this at 5:30am and expects you to answer immediately or will cancel on you. I had her seeing my cats for a year, I changed my days to fit her schedule, then she decided to join another practice and when confronted about us not being able to continue to constantly changing the day she just up and cancelled all our very sick animals appointments. She acts like she knows everything, and because she's considered the only holistic vet in Boulder has a long waitlist which she always uses as leverage. Her heart is not invested in treating the animals, she rushes the acupuncture, barely does chiropractic adjustments and charges way too much as she continuously minimizes the appointment time, She left 3 very ill pets hanging as she joined Lap of Love. I told her I would use Lap of Love when it came time to put my babies down and she still just left me hanging. She is out of integrity and takes advantage of people's money for the care that she delivers. I DO NOT RECOMMEND, thank god I was already looking for someone else and found an amazing practitioner that has outshined her by miles!

Dr Keeney really helps me make sound decisions for my dogs. Her house-calls are invaluable to me…read morewhen I don't have time or ability to leave the house, and the cost of her visits are nearly identical to any store-front vet. She obviously has a deep love of animals, and her care for mine gives me a great feeling. My dogs respond to her in a very positive way. I highly recommend her services.

Dr. Alan Myers and his staff are amazing! Dr. Myers was so incredibly gentle and calm with our 6…read moreyear old cat, France, who was extremely scared to go to the vet. He had a non judgmental approach and gave us recommendations on food and shots without pressuring us. He made France feel very comfortable and his pupils went to normal size (from dilated) with his touch and calm demeanor. I will be taking France back to Arapahoe Animal Hospital!

I have used Arapahoe Animal Hospital for a succession of cats since I moved to town almost 40 years…read moreago. They have provided excellent and warm-hearted care for our cats from kittenhood to extreme old age. I think they are a little expensive but I feel that I can trust their advice and expertise, so I'm happy to stay with them.

Ive been going to this place for years. For the most part, they've been excellent till now…read more My dog kept snorting and I assumed it was kennel cough cause I dint know what else to compare it to. I took him in for a visit and the vet tech that examined him insisted it was allergies and he was overweight. I completely disagreed with her evaluation but I did what she recommended. Seven days later after providing Brodhi with the recommended Benadryl, he continued to snort. I called and talked to the secretary who was very argumentative with me. I requested a call back. Jessica called and was so very helpful. She said it has to be reverse sneezing and provided medication. After the medication was finished, he was still continuing to barely do it but had improvd so much. I even went out of my way to get Jessica a Starbucks gift card to show my appreciation for her being so concerned. I had an upcoming vet visit scheduled for his three year rabies shot about two weeks later and as was gonna address the continued snorting. Dr K, vet tech and owner of the place, examined him. She was not at all helpful, and was very terrible to work with. She dint care about him one bit and was very combative, continued to argue with me, saying your new here, I dont know your dog, and its not an exact science to find out whats wrong. She dint even address the issue of his snorting and only cared about getting him his updated shots and getting me out of there. In the two times I went, I spent over $500. and he still snorting. This place is a waste of time and a complete joke. If you wanna spend your money on "Guess work" and not on what is exatcly wrong with your dog, feel free to waste your money at this place as well. Im never coming back and Dr K should be ashamed for the way she treated us.

After moving to Colorado from California, I chose this vet from some good reviews online, even…read morethough it wasn't the closest one to my apartment. I always felt like my dog Bacon was in good hands with his checkups, dental cleaning, blood work, shots, and occasional treatment for illness. My previous vet in California felt a little sales-y and got me to sign up for more than needed, while Sunshine was relaxed and never pushed me into anything unnecessary for my pup. My CA vet always felt behind schedule and rushed as well, while at Sunshine, I feel like I can calmly go over EVERY question I have, which is a lot, without feeling like I need to speed things up so they can get to the next appointment. You can request appointments through their site and get a quick response to schedule a visit. They also send reminders which is nice. Plus you can sync up with Pet Desk for records. Pleasant, sunny staff, from the front desk to the assistants to the vets. Prices were a little more affordable than California, too. They sell prescription food for about the same price as Petsmart, which is often out of stock. Only frustrating thing was when I brought my dog in for a routine exam and brought up a couple stool concerns, they were kind of brushed off as nothing to worry about, then he got super sick a couple weeks later and I had to bring him back for another visit and exam, which felt like it cost me extra for something that they could have gotten out in front of. Other than that hiccup, it's always a nice visit at Sunshine (even though my dog hates walking through those doors every time).

I don't like to give bad reviews, but I am so angry with how my pet was treated yesterday after a…read moreprocedure. I was told that she would be fed after the procedure and she was not, and she was starving when I picked her up. They didn't give me any instructions on how to care for her after her ultrasound. When I went to request the records today they didn't want to give them to me even though I paid for them. I wanted to pass them to another vet that I trust to get a second opinion. That upset the manager of the place, I believe her name is Kristen and she was rude and defensive when I asked for the records. I do not recommend Pella, where once upon a time I would have. There have been some changes there that are not for the best. It is my opinion that a vet should respect your choices for your pet. This is not the case there. No one should be bullied into making choices you aren't comfortable with.

I have been going to Pella Corner since it opened and cannot say enough positive things about it…read more Not only is Dr. Russell kind, compassionate, and considerate, she is also knowledgeable, and very thorough in helping your pet live a long and healthy life. The staff that she hires mirrors her in that way. I have recommended Pella Corner to many family members and friends and they have all been very pleased to leave their "old" vet and switch to Pella Corner. What dog do you know that actually gets excited when you pull into their vet clinic? Mine do!!