My wife and I have been taking our bichon to Fourmile clinic for years and have always received great service. Dr Doug and Technician Keirstyn were exceptional in teeth cleaning care recently. Whatever is needed, we have always gotten an answer to our questions and care for our Bichon, Bijou. Thanks for the excellent service! read more

My mom's chiweenie, Ginger had been a patient since my mom moved to Canon City in 2022. Ginger had a history of seizures & more recently heart issues. On Wednesday 11/5 Ginger experienced a seizure that she struggled to "snap out of." My mom called late in the day around 4 and this office shut her down, told her to drive to Springs & take her to the emergency vet there. She just wanted to know if there was any hope. My mom who is 82 & scheduled for cataract surgery in the coming weeks was forced to drive to Springs in the dark, alone, upset and sadly Ginger passed away in the car on the way to Springs. I feel this vet office could have taken 10 or 20 minutes to assess Ginger's condition, triaged the situation differently. At a minimum it would've saved my mom a drive in the dark, alone without her treasured companion of 9 years. read more

I took my dog, Piper, in for her first check up. Everyone was very sweet and gentle to Piper. The check up was quick. Piper was healthy, they said. She acted like it then. Not quite three weeks later she started acting funny. She would 'pass out', fall over, but still conscious. It scared the daylights out of me when she had her first episode in front of me. She was loosing weight and wasn't as active as a puppy should be. I took her to a local vet as soon as possible, and they clarified that those incidents was because she wasn't getting enough oxygen to her brain, causing one side to shut down for a few seconds. They also told me that she either had a hole in her heart or a heart murmur. I couldn't afford the x-ray that would determine which it was. Granted, it could've developed after I took her to Fourmile. I took her to the local vet on a Friday. Wednesday she seemed to bounce back. Then that evening, my little brother reported, crying really, that she was dead. For it to escalate that quickly and to be fatal, we strongly suspect a hole in her heart. Most often dogs are born with them and they don't develop later in life. I'm no vet, and I don't know what happened exactly because I couldn't afford treatment, so I wont point fingers. But I feel that Fourmile should have caught it. Piper was loved. Very loved. By my family and friends, but especially by me. She was my best friend. She meant the world to me. I bought her in February, she died April 30th. She was six months at time of death. Again, I'm not placing any blame, but I feel like Fourmile could've done better. read more

So very kind and generous. Able to send photos and text post surgery. Staff was top notch. My cats surgery went great and when I had questions they responded in text to my photos with prompt responses. read more

Dr Jeremy Ley is am amazing vet. I experienced excellent customer service at 4 mile. Also the charges were very fair.

Our dog was bit multiple times by a rattlesnake on our property. Brought the dog in to get anti-venom and we were told they're not taking new patients. I explained that I am not a new patient and that my dog just need an anti-venom, but we were turned away. I then had to drive my injured dog into Pueblo where we found a veterinarian that actually cares about animals to treat our dog. When dealing with an animal that has something as time sensitive as a rattlesnake bite, the idea that you would turn away ANY patient, new or otherwise, is unfathomable. read more

Why I do NOT recommend Fourmile Veterinary Clinic for your beloved family pet: (Note that I emailed this complaint to their team and received no call, no apology or anything of the sort.) I brought my dog, Samson, in for his first visit to Fourmile Vet Clinic on 2/16 and was very pleased with the staff and veterinarian. The next time I brought Samson in was following a full day of vomiting and not feeling well. He's a Golden Retriever, so he eats about anything and everything and I was afraid he had an obstruction. I recently took him El Paso, Texas to visit my aunt and uncle and made the grave mistake of mentioning the possibility of parvovirus to the staff. They, of course, freaked out and gave him a test which produced a false-positive. This result, according to the veterinarian, could have been from his recent vaccine provided on 2/16. She was very positive, provided some antibiotics, anti-nausea, and fluids for Samson. She told me I would know for sure if Samson had parvovirus one way or another within the next 24 hours. I left the exam room feeling positive and put Samson in my vehicle, then went back into pay. When I returned to pay, the staff was frantically cleaning everything and rather than just saying this was protocol and staying positive, they acted like he was doomed already. They were providing me with their condolences and everything that felt like, "doom and gloom," event to the point where I said out loud in the lobby, "he's not dead yet!" Following that interaction, I went home and wept and cried to my loved ones. Thankfully, my aunt (who is very knowledgable in dogs) was extremely reassuring and spoke to me for hours. That evening, Samson was lethargic, but drinking just fine. The next day, Samson woke up and was just fine. He had the energy and spunk he normally has, and was eating and drinking like normal. Sunday was even better. The next week, I received absolutely zero calls from anyone at Fourmile Vet Clinic to check on my dog. No follow-up displaying any sort of concern for my once, "doom and gloomed dog." The more time went on, the more I wanted to reach out to express my frustration but ran out of time each day. At this point, I was deliberating if I wanted to change vets or not. What really sent me over the edge was a call to confirm Samson's next vaccine appointment on Wednesday, 3/16. The message noted they wanted Samson to stay in my vehicle due to his false-positive test on 3/4. This made me so angry for several reasons. 1) If the vet staff had even taken the time to follow-up with me, they would know he was fine- OR we could have followed up to see if his test still showed a false positive. 2) If he had parvovirus on 3/4 and the veterinarian stated I would know one way or another in the next 24 hours, wouldn't Samson be over the virus by now? It's been over 10 days since our visit. I would think we would know by now, don't you? The point is that this could have been better handled in sooooo many ways. I am just ticked and feel like the staff's bedside manner is terrible. I like the vets, but those two front desk ladies need to go- and pronto. I have since changed vets and will share my unpleasant experience as necessary. I wish this clinic the best, but do truly hope they reevaluate what type of people they put on their staff and how they handle situations such as this. The lessons are: - Do not jump to conclusions of "doom and gloom," unless you know for sure. - Take into consideration of how your actions might make someone act or feel - If you're going to jump to extreme conclusions with someone's family pet, please take the time, be kind, and follow up with your clients rather than blow them off and make assumptions. read more

Best animal clinic ever visited . Trustworthy doctors and very attentive and friendly staff . It's worth to travel the extra mile . Highly recommended read more

my pup needed to be seen for a abscess on foot I called and fourmile Veterinary Clinic got her in the next day. They took care of her and she is now on the mend. The staff was very efficient and thorough with care for my pup. I was so thankful for the care they gave Her. read more

Fourmile is the best. It is very clean, everyone is super friendly, and they are efficient. But most importantly, Dr. McGinniss is so wonderful! She truly cares about my animals, which is the most important thing I look for when choosing a vet. I am always super happy with the service there, and it's at a great price. read more

Very considerate staff and helpful with taking care of our cats dogs and horses. Highly recommend.

Although they do not do horses anymore, I have nothing but good to say about Eskridge Vet Clinic that I have used for over ten years. I had to have ranch calls since they do not have large animal (horses) facilities, but they treated my horse with much care and certainly know how to handle an animal, very important when an animal is in distress and I always felt comfortable with Lisa. She takes time for achat and didn't rush through any procedure regardless of how busy she was. She gets to know her patients and is patient. She is a caring vet, as important as knowledge and professionalism. read more

Fourmile is the single cleanest veterinary office I have ever been to! Drs. Doug Nicodemus, Maranda Nicodemus, and Sarah McGinniss are simply amazing. If you want top notch animal care at a good price, go to Fourmile. It's worth the drive from the Springs. read more

We are new to the area and we needed a veterinarian to examine our dog Beau because of a swallowing issue after he ate some grass . The front desk realized this could be a possible emergency. They made an appointment for beau to be seen asap . Dr Menegatti and staff did a great job helping Beau . We are very happy with the service and will use them again . read more

Firstly, last year when I had to euthanize my beloved friend Buster, Dr. McGinniss showed the most heartfelt kindness and gentle care to him and me. However, my primary vet at Fourmile is Dr. Jeremy Ley. It's important to me to have a detailed understanding of the problem. He is patient and thorough with his explanations and treatment plans. He and his staff go the extra mile in giving quality and sincerely felt care to their animal patients and their patients' servants. Five stars would come with being able to make prompter appointments with him for visits and surgeries. P.S. Much praise to Fourmile for taking the Covid pandemic seriously and implementing an effective protocol. read more

They have been my vet for many years and DR Jeremy Ley is the greatest. Just took my Shih Tzu, Soap, for a small growth on his head and Jeremy explained to me what is was and the the level of severity. He assured me that it wasn't something I had to remove, just to keep an eye on it. I decided to have it removed and he did it that same visit without having to put my baby under deep anesthesia. Was done in 30 minutes and Soap was home with his little brother within the hour. I would recommend the Vet hospital without hesitation. All the Vets in there are very professional with your pets. read more

Wonderful wonderful people. Very professional, compassionate, kind and caring! We recently had to have our big dog euthanized due to a terminal condition. The staff was so supportive! I highly recommend them!!!! read more