THE BEST! My dogs and cats have been going there for 35 years or so. Reliable, trustworthy and Dr…read more Harbert knows his stuff. No fancy equipment and if that is needed, he will direct you to the best place. He truly cares about the animals and their families to the point of calling off hours to check in.

This veterinary practice is a gem. It's a kind, yet efficient, family enterprise with Dr. Harbert…read morein charge of the surgery. Seeking common sense care for our two Border Collies and elderly, diabetic kitty--I can confidently say we found the right place. Dr. Harbert initially examined our pets for routine prescriptions and vaccinations; we were able to quickly get appointments, fill prescriptions (flea, tick, heartworm, etc) and were pleasantly surprised with reasonable prices. Then one day, our beloved 10 year old Border Collie became very ill. He'd sustained scrapes and punctures while out running in the mountains with a family member and seemed OK, but soon after returning home he started to run a fever, developed a limp and swelling, and before we knew it, he was in serious danger. We took him to Dr. Harbert, and we're so glad we did. Our dog's recovery was long and arduous, involved a buffet of antibiotics, lab tests and ultimately surgery. But Dr. Harbert's treatment at every step was skilled, well informed, logical and also mindful of the bill in a situation that easily could have cost 10x more without better results. In the end, he saved our dog's leg--and his life. Thanks to Dr. Harbert and the family that keep this practice running--the mountains are once again calling and we must go.

Truly amazing place. I took my animals to Olde Towne Animal Center previously and felt like my dog…read morewas being treated terrible. I came here and everything got better. I love Dr. Dave and all the staff. It's a one of a kind experience for my pup. He wasn't scared at all! I highly recommend Dr. Dave.

I love Dr. Dave! He has the best interests of the animals at heart. I have been with him now for…read more20 years. His knowledge is amazing, combining the best of western and eastern medicine. He takes his time with each visit, and gives the animals the space to come to him, never forcing the situation. The bills are always less than I expect. Honestly, I don't know what I will do when he retires!! Wish I could give him 10 stars!

Went into rise vet yesterday for my first visit with my dog. Very pleasant, accommodating staff,…read moreknowledgeable. Their environment was warm and friendly. It is one of the first veterinarian places I have gone to where my dog was very calm and had a wonderful experience. Thank you, Rise Vet.

I just moved to the neighborhood. My little guy actually liked the vet! They were very thorough and…read morecaring. Thx!

Excellent care and friendly staff. They treated my pet with kindness and professionalism, and the…read morewhole visit was smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend!

Whatever you do MAKE SURE you check ALL prices and things you will be charged for at this place…read more What a scam!!! I was told a $127 charge on an estimate should be a 0...and recharged for an "exam" from 2 days prior when I was there for X-rays which turned out to be $125 more than expected from the estimate. I asked to have the estimate I was shown emailed to me and it was a TOTALLY different estimate!!! AND when I used my adult voice to ask questions I was told I being emotional. I was talked down to once I spoke up for myself. TOTALLY unacceptable.

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

I was traveling to CO when my cat began having medical issues and I am so happy I found Boulder…read moreVet! I had a tough time finding a vet that could figure out what was going on until I landed with them. The staff and doctors were so kind, knowledgeable, and able to clearly diagnosis and give him the procedure he needed. Their follow up and intentional care post procedure was amazing! Highly recommend Boulder vet for trustworthy, attentive care for our little ones.

I saw Dr Burnett in November. I had to put my cat to sleep. She was over the top empathetic and…read moreexplained everything. I had never been thru. That before. It is very traumatic. Doctor Burdette and the staff were great. I was there 2 hours. I will recommend this place. They are expensive but worth it

If you're in Longmont please go to this vet!!!! They are seriously the best ever in caring for our…read moredogs and are always so accommodating, compassionate, informative, etc. We LOVE Dr. Carnes and she has helped us with so much with our Labradors. We have been here through surgeries, illnesses, and deaths and we have always been given the best care possible. Can't say enough about olde towne!!

Any veterinarian who offers acupuncture should be avoided at all costs. At best, it's a placebo…read moreeffect *in humans,* but there is no such thing as placebo effect in animals. Please do your research. There are no reputable studies showing efficacy of acupuncture, period.

Brought my dog in to get a few mats cut off and a vaccine. My dog is very anxious around Vets so…read morethey set it up to put him under. I walked my dog over to the clinic and it was raining so he was wet when we arrived. They took him back and said they would call when he was done. They texted me to come pick him up he was very out of it they said he was hard to go under so according to the assistant they gave my 30 pound dog enough to knock out a 50 pound dog. His mats were shaved so close he has razor burn but according to them it was because he was wet from the rain and that's what caused the razor burn. If they knew this would happen they should have dried him off for $440.00 in addition they are a veterinary office and should have treated my dog with more dignity than they did. It's been 3 days since this has happened my poor dog is still burnt on his behind and can't sit and won't eat. They offered some spray 2 days after I texted them for $31.00 which they should have given me under the circumstances since they hurt him. In addition the Vet never called like they said she would. Don't trust your pet to these people apparently they are only concerned about the money and not how they treat your pet.

Dr. Abernathy and her staff are professional, compassionate and skilled. Their claim of low stress…read morecare is no joke and true for both you and your pet. Dr. Abernathy took care of my furbaby for 14 years, treating Susie like she was her own dog. A very loving environment. Highly recommend.