I have been with Dr Felton for over 15 years I can't say enough wonderful things about her and the…read moreteam/staff. I've been bringing my dogs here for over 15 years, and I truly wouldn't trust anyone else with their care. The entire staff is friendly, welcoming, and professional. Whether it's a routine visit or something more serious. We have dealt with knee replacements, eye enucleation, dentals and illnesses and I always feel reassured knowing my pets are in such capable hands.

These people here are wonderful. Dr. Barbara O saved my cats life with an emergency surgery that I…read morecouldn't afford at any other clinic. The staff was also so kind and helpful and called me several times with follow ups. I definitely recommend this veterinary hospital to everyone!

This is such a lovely place. Dr Sandu is incredibly kind. The office staff are super nice. I'd…read morehighly recommend

Our dog was backed up and the doctor ruled out serious causes and gave medication that did the…read moretrick. Very personable and staff is great! Didn't overcharge like do many other vets do unfortunately. Thanks guys.

This is probably at least our 6th yearly Wellness Exam for Brandi at Goldorado…read more Not knowing what traffic would be like on a rainy day, I arrived with my German Shepherd about 20 minutes too early. Shortly, after being checked in, we were met by Katie, one of the technicians, who weighed Brandi and then got us into a room. Katie tried in vain to give Brandi a treat, a Brandi was too nervous to accept it. After she asked all the preliminary questions and took Brandi's temperature, she said the vet would be in shortly and she was. Dr. Glavis came in and advised me of the vaccines and other treatments Brandi would be receiving. She could tell Brandi was nervous and was VERY calm and gentle with her. Brandi is a rescue and although I have dozens of vets much closer, this is the vet the rescue organization had used prior to us adopting her. I'd be hard pressed to find a vet that understands her and treats her as well. And as additional life hack, if you sign up to receive emails from Goldarado, you'll find among other savings, a 50% off the wellness exam saving me $37.50!

In early April, Fen had his initial exam with Dr. Jennifer Glavis at Goldorado Animal Hospital…read more Unlike Airport Pet Clinic (APC), I had no issue getting Fen's prescription renewed. In late April, Otis had his initial exam with Dr. Jennifer Glavis. This exam should have been easier as Otis left APC in March with no health issues. On Sunday, we made the boys pork shoulder and baby potatoes in the crockpot. They usually gobble up a freshly cooked meal but Otis only ate half his bowl. It wasn't seasoned so we thought he's just not into it. At midnight (Monday), I heard Otis go out the pet door but not return. I went outside and found him pacing around in a circle. APC said he might have dementia so I brought him inside. Every time I brought him inside, Otis would go out and do the same thing. By 2 AM, I put him and his bed in the bathroom so I could sleep. At 3:30 AM, I checked on Otis and he was still pacing in a circle. At 5:30 AM, I checked on him and he had thrown up in the bathroom. I cleaned it up. John was worried but had a work trip. At 8 AM, John left for Switzerland. I stayed home with Otis who slept all day. At midnight (Tuesday), I was awakened by a loud yelp. Otis never made that sound before and I wasn't sure if I had imagined it. When I checked on Otis, he was in his bed staring straight ahead. I carried him and his bed to my bed so we faced each other. His little brother, Fen, curled up to his bed. I petted Otis until we fell asleep. At 2 AM, I awoke to another yelp. Otis was not the type to complain so I called John. While we were on the phone, Otis yelped. We both heard it and started to cry. John talked to Otis over the phone. No one wanted to hang up or say good-bye. I took Otis into my arms and used a water dropper to hydrate him. He drank for quite awhile and then he turned away. I placed him in his bed and prayed over him. At 6 AM, I took Otis outside to potty. Weakly, he walked around. He was old and his monthly bath was due but he seemed okay. I got us ready for our 9 AM vet appointment. His condition wasn't ideal for a routine exam. But I hoped I'd walk out with antibiotics for a stomach bug or a stool softener for constipation. I didn't want to believe he was dying. The blood work showed the numbers for his kidneys were off the charts. Otis needed to be admitted to a hospital for critical care and dialysis. This treatment could cost $5,000 to $10,000. Additionally, there was no guarantee Otis would survive these procedures. If he did, he might get an extra 1-2 months. Furthermore, his quality of life on dialysis would be poor. This was not risking for a survive and thrive option. This was how do you want the end to be. I wanted my sweet, dear boy to pass peacefully in my arms surrounded and comforted by the love of his family. I sat on the floor with Otis cradling him in my arms. Fen said goodbye to his big brother and laid down in his bed. Dr. Glavis sat with me as I watched all the pain leave his tired, little body and his spirit was set free. Otis was placed in a box so I could take him to the crematory. The vet offered to handle this but I declined. I had tried to be strong so things were calm for Otis and now the worst was over I needed time to say goodbye to him. It was a long, intense, emotional day and I felt as if I had been up for 48 hours. But I noticed how Dr. Glavis and her team went out of their way to help us during a very painful time for our family. They had a lot of appointments and our sudden, unexpected crisis must have been disruptive to their schedule. Yet they managed to work us in between appointments and handle us with sensitivity and great care. I already appreciated Dr. Glavis for helping me with Fen's prescription renewal. But now I feel genuinely grateful that she made the worst day for a pet parent somehow easier to endure. After I spent about a week researching acute kidney failure, a technician was kind enough to sit with me and answer my questions. Then I received a condolence card and Dr. Glavis wrote me a personal note. I found these extra touches really thoughtful. I raised Otis every day for 18 years and I joke that he's away at college now. But inside I'm heartbroken so kindness really matters when you're grieving. Thank you for giving Otis and our family that

There is no easy way to say goodbye to a beloved pet. Saying goodbye to our 16 year old cat at…read morehome was the best decision ever. Dr. Sara and Craig explained exactly what to expect and it was so peaceful for her. They are so compassionate and genuine... we wouldn't choose to do it any other way and with any other team! Thank you Craig and Dr. Sara

From start to finish, Dr Sara and Craig treated my family and me with compassion. Their website…read morelays out all the details of what to expect, but both Craig and Dr. Sara take the time, through text and on the phone, to help guide you and your family through one of life's most difficult moments. Sophie gave us 12 wonderful years, and she will be dearly missed. Thanks to Passing With Dignity, our final moments with our beloved girl were peaceful and filled with nothing but love.

At the end of 2024, our dogs' teeth were cleaned by their vet. Because our small dogs were 16,…read morethey had blood work done before going under anaesthesia. The blood work showed our dogs were in good health. However, their kidneys were right under the line for needing a special diet or meds. We were told to keep an eye out for any changes. In January 2025, we moved from Scottadale to Cameron Park. In March, we noticed our eldest dog, Otis, had a corneal ulcer (1). Later, I learned ulcers can be a sign of kidney failure. We went to nearby Airport Pet Clinic (APC) for treatment. We purchased the medication for healing. Since there would be follow-up care, we bought their annual Pet Plan to cover those future visits. At his follow-ups: 2) I said Otis would sometimes stare off into space or stumble about as if drunk. I was told this was dementia. Later, I learned this type of confusion can be a sign of kidney failure. 3) I mentioned twitching and weakness in his back legs when standing. I was told this was arthritis. Later, I learned muscle changes in the legs can be a sign of kidney failure. 4) I was asked about his potty routine. I was not asked the color of his stools. Later, I learned his black, tarry stools can be a sign of kidney failure. 5) I was asked about his drinking. I said he drank a TON as I was often refilling his bowl. Later, I learned drinking a lot of water can be a sign of kidney failure. 6) I was asked about his eating. Otis liked to eat his meals at 6 AM and 6 PM. But his drooling meant I had to wipe his face after. Later, I learned drooling can be a sign of kidney failure. 7) I was asked about his sleeping. Otis slept all night but slept more and more all day waking up only at meal times. Later, I learned increased sleep can be a sign of kidney failure. In March 2026, our annual Pet Plan at Airport Clinic was ending. I scheduled a final check-up for the dogs. Despite all the signs, no mention was made that Otis could be in end stage renal disease (ESRD). Instead, the vet focused on Otis's younger brother, Fen. He had 4 prescriptions for Vetmedin left and then he'd need a renewal. Fen has a heart murmur and without this medication, he could die. The vet wanted a $1,000 worth of blood tests, x-rays, and a cardiologist review to renew the prescription. I offered to pay $250 a month over 4 months so everything was paid off by the time Fen needed the renewal. This plan was refused. In April 2026, I took my dogs to Goldorado Animal Hospital. I had Fen examined first and we worked out a plan for his renewal when his original prescription ends. Otis's exam was scheduled for 9 AM Tuesday, April 22. Regrettably, Otis became ill after midnight on Monday, April 21. At his appointment, his kidneys were failing so I had to make the worst decision a pet parent has to make. Otis passed away, his ashes are with us, we are comforting his little brother, and our whole family misses him. First, I am upset that his signs were missed during his annual care at Airport Pet Clinic. Second, Otis needlessly suffered because he wasn't properly diagnosed. Third, measures weren't taken to delay the end stage or ease symptoms or reduce pain. Please, APC, take more care spotting signs of kidney failure in geriatric dogs. It hurts me so much to think my sweet boy was suffering unnecessarily the last year of his life. No one deserves that.

Spoke with receptionist this morning and was told to pick up my dogs medication this afternoon…read more(today is Friday.) They closed early without communicating that, leaving my dog without important medications until Tuesday! This is just the last of my many terrible experiences with them. Don't take your pets here.

Having this clinic available was a great thing for me and my cat. She is a garden cat...getting to…read morean appointment would be a challenge. The clinic was there when and where I needed it. They were busy, but they found the time to get my cat the needed care on a Saturday night.

Ive been to many Veterinarians but I think Dr Bader is the very best. D Gordon......read more

Amazing vet and staff so glad I live 10min from this gem! Dr. Kennedy is very caring and…read moreknowledgeable and his front office staff is also super friendly!

20 stars if I could. Dr. Kennedy and his team are all amazing. Val, Lexi, Tara, Victoria and Lauren…read moreare all so sweet and helpful! Will be coming here for the rest of forever!! Best vet!

DVM Erin Felton is amazing As Is the whole staff they treated us like family cliped his nails free…read moreof charge and made it a very enjoyable visit for both of us wouldn't go anywhere else.

I am still devastated by the death of my pet. Coming here to this vet and clinic just made her…read moresuffering prolonged and more painful. I was forced to buy procedures that were duplicates and medicine that never was going to work not even needed for what she had. Please stay away from this place they will kill your pet !!!