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    Moran Veterinary Care

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Sunshine Animal Hospital

    Sunshine Animal Hospital

    (30 reviews)

    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).

    Broomfield Meadows Animal Hospital

    Broomfield Meadows Animal Hospital

    (15 reviews)

    I'm extremely thankful we found this vet in our area. We recently moved here and were a bit nervous…read morethat we wouldn't be able to find a vet that we would be comfortable taking our 10 year old dachshund to. This vet was clean, in a newer plaza with parking, and the entire staff was extremely professional and friendly. The doctor and staff handled our dog with care and answered all the questions I had with pleasure. We were given an estimate for best case and worst case cost scenarios for a dental cleaning and I'm really glad they were transparent with pricing. Overall I had a great experience here, and I know this will be our permanent vet from here on out! Thank you to Dr. Sumerfield and his technician Morgan!

    I brought my recently adopted pup for a physical and heart worm test. I called before they opened…read moreand left a message about what I needed and got a prompt call with an appointment within a few hours. I arrived at the clinic and was relieved to be able to hook Diesel's leash to a carabiner eye bolted to the front desk so I could have my hands free to check him in while he nervously took in his new surroundings. Todd was very friendly and helpful at the front desk and I didn't have to wait more than 10 minutes for Dr. Sumerfield to come in. The doc was very kind and spent about 15 minutes kneeling on the ground checking out Diesel while I held him since he was so nervous. The doc answered my many questions and was very encouraging and reassuring. I will definitely be bringing Diesel back for future vet needs.

    Louisville Family Animal Hospital - Our Medical Director Ashley Barnes with her Golden Retriever Maddie

    Louisville Family Animal Hospital

    (33 reviews)

    This is Rick. These guys were terrific with our pup Findlay. Very thorough and kind!read more

    My cat had a heart murmur. A previous vet years ago told us that she would never be able to…read moreundergo dental work or anesthesia due to the heart murmur. Fast forward to 6 weeks ago. I brought my 12 year old cat in for a routine visit. Dr. Barnes told me she needed dental extractions. I told her what the previous vet had told me. Another vet at the LFAH told me the same thing 3 years ago. Dr. Barnes assured me that she could perform a dental cleaning and extractions on my cat without first having a cardio vet examine her. She assured me that she would closely monitor my cat at all times during the procedure. I thought Dr Barnes had a good reputation so I felt I could trust her, although I have seen different vets at this practice over the years. They asked me to bring my cat in at 8:00 in the morning. Unbeknownst to me, her procedure would not start until after 1 PM. She had to sit in that cage for5 hours stressed out. I was not told this beforehand, and only found out when I called for an update hours after I brought her in. She was in distress after they put her under, and had to stop the procedure. Her lungs filled up with fluid and her oxygen level dropped. After the failed procedure some very disturbing things happened: Dr. Barnes told me AFTER the failed procedure that I should take my cat in for a cardio evaluation to a vet cardiologist. (I did make an appt the next day but could not get in for a month) They had mis recorded her weight by 2.2 pounds over and gave her medication based on the wrong weight. On a cat, this is a big deal. The front desk staff insisted she was 15,2 pounds although 8 days earlier and months prior she was 13 lbs. That same day I weighed her at home and she was 13 lbs. They did not correct her chart even after I emailed them about the discrepancy. They sent me home with a prescription that was labeled to have 30 pills in it, yet there was only 15. They sent me home with an antibiotic that should have been 75 mgs based on the procedure notes, yet the bottle said 100 mgs. I purchased pill pockets from them in the lobby and was charged 16.50 for a package that would cost 5.95 at most at the store. Talk about price gouging! My cat was still not feeling well a few weeks after the failed procedure. Poor appetite, isolating. I called LFAH and they prescribed some pain medication, Gabapentin. Four days later, I found my cat paralyzed, lying on the bathroom floor, crying out in pain. I called LFAH. They were too busy to see her and I took her to Boulder to an ER Vet. She had saddle thrombosis, blood clots in her heart that had spread to her legs and back. I had to euthanize my little girl. It was the most traumatic thing to see her in such severe pain and not being able to move. I do not know if the failed procedure brought on the thrombosis. Or if the mis recording of her weight and dosage of meds used based on the wrong weight had anything to do with it. I do know that surgery can create and throw blood clots in both humans and animals. Had i brought her in to a vet cardiologist before this botched procedure, I am sure I would have been advised not to go forward with it and she could have been put on heart medication. Silly me for trusting Dr. Barnes. What I do know is this clinic engages in sloppy record keeping that may affect the life and health of your pet. They also price gouge. They also seem to be more concerned with revenue and volume rather than doing the best thing for your pet. I have brought several pets to LFAH over the years. This practice has gone WAAAY down hill recently. They charge premium fees yet you are not getting premium care. Not even close. If your pet is healthy and going in for routine visits, then all is well. If your pet has any underlying conditions, BEWARE. Also, check EVERYTHING this clinic documents about your pets vitals and medication to ensure it is correct. DO NOT TAKE THEM AT THEIR WORD. The staff is obviously lacking in attention to detail. I spent $1200 to have my cats teeth polished and go into severe health decline. $300 to have her euthanized. I was reimbursed $55 for the pill pockets and for the pills I did not receive yet paid for. Had Dr. Barnes told me to take my cat to the cardio vet before considering this failed procedure, my cat would most likely be here today, sitting on my lap and purring. I will get another pet, but will never ever step foot in LFAH again. I do not recommend this practice. I would give 0 stars if I could.

    Moran Veterinary Care - vet - Updated September 2026

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