I brought my senior dog here last year when she had blood in her urine. Instead of focusing on…read moregetting proper imaging, the vet mentioned the possibility of a mass and even cancer without having the diagnostic tools needed to support that kind of concern. It created a lot of unnecessary stress and confusion. They also don't have real diagnostic ultrasound on-site, so everything gets delayed. When I went to another clinic with the right equipment, it turned out my dog had bladder stones, not a mass or cancer. The visit was expensive, the communication wasn't clear, and the overall experience left me with little confidence in their approach. I wouldn't recommend this clinic for senior pets or situations that require accurate and timely diagnostics.

We've been going here for 8 years and were generally happy with their care. However, their lack of…read morebasic medical care almost cost our dog her paw, left her with a limp, and we are moving to another vet. After recent surgery, they applied a bandage to a good leg that was essentially a tourniquet. When I called them the day after surgery to say her bandaged foot was swelling, they outright refused to see her and said that I had to take her to the ER. I begged several times and explained that she had just had surgery the previous day, but insisted they would not see her and I had to go to the ER. I took her to the ER (VCA Highlands Ranch - rock stars!) and the vet explained the issue was poor vet care - the bandage was too tight. The bandage over the suture was incorrect and the information they gave me on handling fentanyl was incorrect. The ER vet was so bothered by the poor care that she called Greenwood to explain the issues. They also did not even charge me for the care because they were so shocked at the poor treatment. Because of the poor post-surgery treatment, my pup had another 4 weeks of casts on her non surgical leg and almost $1000 in additional vet bills to try to correct Greeenwood's mistake. She likely has a permanent injury and a limp from the care. We are hopeful it will eventually go away, but no luck so far. While they called to say "Sorry" about not seeing her the day after, AND knowing she had additional issues, they never once called to see how she was doing after she had been a patient for 8 years. The lack of professional care and knowledge and basic lack of care for our dog has forced us to change vets.

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.

Caring pathways was fantastic as we had to say goodbye to our dog. Dr Lei was amazing!…read moreCommunication was clear and she was on time. Dr Lei took the time to be sympathetic and understanding and also explain exactly what the precess was going to be like. I never felt hurried and we proceeded when I was ready. Putting a pet down is never easy but it was well worth the price to do it at the comfort of home.

Excellent, excellent care for my cat who had an intestinal obstruction and acute kidney failure. We…read moreare so grateful for your incredible care for our Enzo! I loved how welcoming and caring everyone was and how thorough his care was! Thank you!!!

My dogs leg 3 weeks after the groomer, Natasia, cut a chunk out of leg! Then charged me an extra…read more$20, for a bandage, totally $115 before tax and 3% up charge for using a credit card. This groomer has "groomed" my dog numerous times, don't take your dog here!

My 2 Sons and their Mom brought their dog Jax in on 1/13/25, Jax wasnt going to the bathroom and…read moregetting sick.. long story short they sent him home with meds, only to return later in the evening. Turns out Jax had aggressive cancer in his intenstines and lymph nodes not operable. Shockingly we had to put him down at shy of his 8 year birthday. The Vet on call that night (I wish I had his name) and the girls on staff were unbelievably compassionate, caring, and consoling. Going thru the process of putting down your pet when that wasnt in the plans is gutwrenching... Being with Jax thru the process was heartbreaking but also a Blessing.. It was a rough night for all... but Thank You to the VCA staff last night for your care...it made all the difference for my Boys. RIP Jax, you are eternally LOVED!!

Every staff member is fantastic! They make you feel welcome and treat you like family. Best clinic…read morein Utah!

My dog has been cared for at this clinic since 2020. She has been biting and drawing blood. I…read morebooked a May 5th appointment to have her euthanized. Dr. Annie Meacham wanted to evaluate her with a physical (upselling at it's best) or up her Prozac. I said no, I need to put her down. She said she would NOT euthanize my dog, I asked "WHY?" and said to me "HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO SLEEP AT NIGHT?" Therefore I left Goldsmith with my dog. How can any Veterinarian say that to a client? This is shameful and Dr. Meacham has no business being a Veterinarian.

I brought my 16 year old dog in for an evaluation due to suspected heart failure. After a chest…read morexray and lab draw (pending results) , I was reassured multiple times that she was going to "be fine" and that her condition could be managed by getting her out of heart failure. Based on those assurances and no other reasoning to be concerned per the vet, I agreed to proceed with medical management of the heart failure. I questioned given her age and decline in kidney function if this was the appropriate plan given her age, requesting only comfort for her and quality of life. I again was reassured she would "be fine" with extreme enthusiasm. Less than 24 hours later, I came home to find my dog had died, probably suffering with her breathing , all alone. She had prior kidney damage and now suspected much more severe heart failure , and I strongly feel I was not given an honest or realistic understanding of her prognosis considering her age and condition. Furthermore, when reading the medical records I requested , it was noted that the option to see a cardiologist was discussed (which I did decline), but also which was NOT discussed but documented by vet in the records was the option to admit overnight . Of course I would've done this if it was offered , suggesting this issue is more severe than just a routine medication fix. Had I been properly informed of the severity of her health status and likelihood of rapid decline, I would have chosen her to be admitted over night , but since I wasn't, peaceful euthanasia so I could have been present with her and prevented unnecessary suffering. There was failure to appropriately communicate the seriousness of my dog's condition and end-of-life options which makes me question the integrity of the provider. Was I a bill? Why wasn't I given the full picture and the option to decide which choice to choose to have the final moments with my baby? I was heart broken to say the least and I will forever remain with the guilt that I didn't speak up more for my dog to give her the best options for comfort with her overall health picture. Disclaimer, since I would pay all the money to have my dog back, I still would like to add I paid a substantial amount of money ($878) for false reassurance. I can however say I was reimbursed for the meds which cost $200 which she only had 1 dose of because she died before I could even treat her.

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!

Great Vet in Centennial, Colorado. I have used Dr. Gary Voelker as my vet ever since I moved to…read moreDenver. I recommend his services. Small and personal service.

Dr Gary and his staff are professional and personable My…read moreFamily have been bringing our dogs to Dr Voelker since the 80's. Always available for "doggie" emergencies as well as regular checkups Dr Gary is always down to earth and its always about your animal and you when you are with him. Great bed side manner, I would recommend him anytime DM Senn

I can't say enough good things about this vet. The entire team truly cares about your pet and makes…read moretheir well-being the top priority. Everyone is incredibly kind and welcoming, they really take the time to listen. They encourage you to ask questions and explain everything clearly so you feel comfortable with the care your pet is receiving. It's clear they genuinely want to work with you to make sure your pet gets the best possible care. I'm really grateful to have found a place that treats our pets like their own.

I stayed with this practice for four years, largely out of loyalty after they correctly diagnosed…read moremy first dog's diabetes. That turned out to be the only accurate diagnosis we ever got here. Last year they told me my dog had severe cancer and gave me two options: put her to sleep, or pay for an ultrasound. They prescribed cancer medication and had us wait two weeks for that ultrasound. Something felt wrong, so I pushed to get it done. The result: a bladder infection. Not cancer. We spent over $1,000 on visits, medication, and imaging for a misdiagnosis that nearly cost my dog her life. There was no apology for the two weeks of grief they put us through, no refund, just a shrug. Other vets I've spoken with since were genuinely shocked this was missed. If you care about your animal, go somewhere else.

This office demeaned us and refused to see our dog, who had an appointment, and had been checked…read morein, while the dog went to the bathroom outside. After the dog went to the bathroom we were 3 minutes (OH MY) after the appointment time. There were no other patients waiting. The reception staff was rude and indignant. Emails and phone calls to management and the provider who saw our dog the first time went un answered. Find somewhere else to take your pet for Dermatology Specialization.

Dr Song is one of the most thorough doctors I have ever met! My fur baby Lilly was treated for a…read moredental problem with a broken tooth, and he called me during surgery to make a plan to save the tooth. Afterwards Lilly had a lot of regurgitation, and he was concerned she might need to be transferred to an overnight vet emergency clinic. He personally called the emergency clinic as well as Lilly's vet to tell them about her condition so if she needed help over the week-end they would be familiar with her case. On our initial consultation Lilly was beside me on a bench and he actually knelt down on the floor to exam her so she would stay calm and be comfortable. He was so kind and gentle with her. Dr Song has truly found his passion in life and he will go the extra mile to take care of his patients. Lilly's tooth looks great and all is well! I can't begin to express how grateful I am!

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.