We were vacation from out of state and needed medication for our dogs. Our vet emailed a…read moreprescription and we reached out to All Pets to get them filled. They were so helpful, friendly and the medicine was very reasonably priced (even cheaper than Chewy). Upon arrival, everything was ready and the staff was welcoming and helpful.

Caring, sent me home with antibiotics for my dachshund. Only if I listen to you instead taking him…read morefor second opinion that took his life .

I have not used this veterinarian, but I know people who have and sing their praises. I have been…read morein there with friends and their animals and they have always been very nice and the place has always been clean. And I hear they do a lot of good work for people with low income as well.

I called Sunday. They called me first thing Monday morning got us right in to groom my cat…read more everyone was so polite and professional. Thank you so much.

I can't say enough amazing things about this vet clinic. From the front desk staff to the back…read moreoffice, everyone was exceptional. I had to put my 15 yr old lab down after a massive seizure and they were so gracious when dealing with her and myself. I highly recommend this place and the bonus is that they are affordable!

As a military officer with extensive domestic and international travel experience accompanied by…read morepets, I prioritize leaving positive reviews to support well-run businesses. However, in cases where systemic flaws impact pet care, it is essential to provide constructive feedback to encourage improvement. Canyon Country Animal Hospital in Grand Junction, CO, stands out for having the least competent reception staff I have encountered across multiple veterinary clinics. We have visited four times for our dog and newly adopted kitten, and each experience has highlighted significant deficiencies in internal communication, professionalism, and customer service. Key Issues Observed 1. Inadequate Internal Communication and Appointment Management - Despite the clinic being consistently empty (never more than my pet, myself, and maybe one other client present), receptionists appeared disorganized, confused, or unapproachable during all four visits. - Medication Refill Error (Dog's First Visit): We explicitly requested chewable Apoquel tablets during a new patient exam due to relocation needs. The veterinarian assured us that the last chewables had been sold but refills would arrive in 1-2 days, with the front desk to call for pickup. After three days without contact, I visited in person and was provided non-chewable tablets at $113 for a 30-day supply--$30 more than our previous clinic. When I pointed out the discrepancy (non-chewables), the receptionist stated, "We don't carry chewables because they cost more." This misinformation (chewables are standard and available elsewhere) led to no resolution; we ultimately obtained the medication from our previous veterinarian and will now order exclusively from Chewy. - Kitten Vaccination Scheduling (10/13/2025 Appointment): Our shelter-adopted kitten's records indicated his third round of shots was due on this date. Despite no email or text confirmations, I called repeatedly from 0750-0830 and emailed for the time slot. The call was answered at 8:32 AM, declaring me "late." I arrived promptly and was still able to be seen by a kind veterinarian who performed an exam but deferred vaccinations due to the kitten's small size. Records now incorrectly show him as delinquent on shots, complicating our upcoming move and rental applications. - The vet's Instructions were: Return in 4 weeks for distemper shots; return in 8 weeks for rabies. I paid and left. - My follow-up calls revealed that there had been no appointments scheduled for follow-up. This morning I booked the next appointment and asked to verify some information, the receptionist stated cats cannot receive rabies shots until 4 months old and that the 4-week visit was only for distemper--despite the kitten reaching 4 months by then and me asking can I do both? The 4-week visit is a technician-only appointment so I won't be able to consult the vet and the receptionist did not offer to confirm for me. Still no appointment confirmations were sent. 2. Unresponsiveness and Excuses - Receptionists failed to answer calls or emails promptly, even on low-volume days. When questioned, one stated, "It's a Monday," despite the clinic being completely empty. - Request for appointment notifications was denied with the explanation, "Some phone companies block them." This issue does not occur with notifications from other medical providers and seems like a failure on the clinic's part. I have service-related disabilities that cause me to rely on confirmation emails and messages and I don't believe it is too much to ask. 3. Consistent Lack of Professionalism - Both receptionists (two young women) were inhospitable and defensive during all four interactions, particularly when addressing legitimate concerns. This extends to poor coordination between front desk and veterinary staff. In four visits, not one has been helpful or useful for my family. Broader Context: - Following the tragic loss of our healthy cat within two weeks of treatment at another local clinic (with even poorer outcomes), Canyon Country Animal Hospital was recommended as a superior option to us. Regrettably, we have not experienced the expected standard of care. Our pets deserve efficient, accurate, and compassionate service, which has been absent here. Recommendation - I strongly advise Canyon Country Animal Hospital to invest in receptionist training, implement robust appointment and notification systems, and improve front-to-back communication. - Pet owners in Grand Junction deserve better. After this being our 3rd Vet Clinic in 2025, we cannot afford to relocate again at this time and go through new patient exams again. For now I will rate accordingly, with hopeful intent for a positive update in the future.

Bark's does not have a formal policy for dealing with injuries to dogs within their care. And…read morebecause of their negligence, our family dog died from injuries sustained at Bark's. Please read on to be a better informed dog owner seeking boarding for your pet. For nearly a decade, my family had a rescue named Harry - we called him "Handsome Harry". He was a very small dog, but he made up for that with personality. He had a white tip on his tail that would become a blur when he wagged his tail enthusiastically. In October 2018, Harry was bitten at Bark's Play and Stay. He must have been bitten by a much larger dog, as there were large puncture wounds on either side of his head. On the Saturday that Harry was bitten, which we understand can and may happen, BUT my mother was not called by Bark's to notify my family about the injury, nor was he taken to the vet. On Sunday, when my mother arrived to pick him up, his head was swollen, he was dehydrated, and nearly unresponsive. He was taken to an emergency vet on Monday, where the vet informed us that his injuries had started to abscess. Harry died the next day, and it left my family devastated. All we wanted, was for Bark's Play and Stay to create a formal policy and process to better protect dogs in their care in the future. My mother recently reviewed Bark's stating the same thing, and her account was conveniently reported as fraudulent to Facebook - and thus the review has temporarily been removed. We just want owners to be informed, so what happened to Handsome Harry never happens to another dog under their care again.

Best dog boarding in town! I've tried a bunch and never been pleased. My girl is always super…read morestocked to pull up in front. I travel for work every week and I feel that my beast prefers barks more than home. Super friendly folks.

Dr Hoest and her staff have taken care of our aging Great Dane with prompt care and concern for a…read morefew years now, and we know she's in good hands. The dedication to animals and doing fine work shown here is simply amazing, and my Danes knows she's going to feel better after she sees Dr. Hoest and her staff.

I took my baby girl here on April 30th, she was extremely lethargic, very very shallow breathing,…read morenot eating, not drinking ( it had been 4 days since she had either) she had blood in her poop, drooling. We had took her in and told them EVERYTHING! She was very sick, they told us they'd start with X-rays to make she didn't have a blockage. 6 hours later, we went to go get her. All the told us was they gave her anti nausea medicine, sent her home with different food and said "there was no blockage she's okay." They also said they took her outside and she "perked right up." "She hasn't thrown up at all while here" our baby girl proceeded to gag as soon as we got in the car. Progressively got worse since the moment she left. 2 days later she died. We took her to a second vet the next day after cottonwood, where they proceed to check her right away and said she's EXTREMELY dehydrated, and couldn't believe cottonwood didn't give her an IV, AFTER KNOWING SHE HADN'T EATEN OR DRANK IN DAYS. Amigo vet gave her IVs, tested her for parvo (negative) amigo told us she was extremely sick. My baby bled out of her but. She was extremely sick going into cottonwood, and they neglected our baby girl. 2 days after her passing, I talked to her doctor in person Dr. Hoest. I had asked her why they didn't give piper an IV. She quite literally SHRUGGED her shoulders. Continued to tell us, they checked if she was dehydrated, said she was. Were we told that when picking her up from there. NO, I was not. We were told nothing else but that she didn't have a blockage, THEY SAID SHE WAS OKAY. Whatever you do, don't take your baby here. Take them somewhere people actually care, Dr. Hoest chooses which clients she would like to GENUINELY care for. Yea it's cheaper here, but is it really worth the risk? Dr. Hoest neglected my dog, didn't do her job they way she should have. do NOT bring your pets here!

A big thankyou to Dr Bob for help with our golden retrievers end of life care. He was kind, caring…read moreand professional! Nancy M

If I could give a zero I would. I've taken both my cats and my dog to them. I was very disappointed…read morein the service they provided. My last visit with them was for my dog and they were very dismissive. The next day I had to rush my dog to the emergency vet for an autoimmune disorder that attacked her spine and left her paralyzed. She nearly died. The current vet I am taking to her has shown me the type of care that I should expect. Not only that, they cost less than this place does.

Amazing! This place is absolutely the best. We just walked in and immediately they were able to do…read moreher nails and with a Dremel, brilliant!!!

What a horrible place!! Deserves zero stars. We gave them a 2nd chance and they still blew it. They…read moreare unprofessional, untimely and disorganized. Our dugs both shake when they go there.

Fluffy my dog looks so beautiful after a nice grooming and a bath. My husband and I appreciate so…read moremuch Tammy. She is nice and She loves our Dog Fluffy. Thanks Tammy for doing a great fantastic job with our dog. We appreciates your business nice clean. :-)

I sent a quote request based upon Koyote Kennels would respond within an hour. I have waited all…read moreday with no response. I suppose new business is not anpriority.