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    Pinery Veterinary Center

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Amazing knowledgeable staff. My pets are in very good hands. Dr Shekarchian is awesome

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    Best team!!! From the front desk to the assistants, and vets! Everyone is great, we never feel…read morerushed, and they answer all our questions. The office is nice and clean as well. We have done multiple wellness exams here, surgeries, and more. Every time has been a great experience. 100% RECCOMEND!

    This was an amazing experience from booking an appointment, communication before appointment,…read moreactual appointment and then after! I emailed on a weekend, asking about pricing. They emailed me back first thing Monday morning, providing information. They followed up with a text to see if I wanted to move forward and when I said yes they called. I was able to get in next day! The evening before I set up my portal account and sent my pups records. On appt day, we were greeted so warmly, like they already knew us, and placed us into a private room. I had a nice chat with a vet tech while she asked questions, and 5 mins later we were with the Dr! He sat on the floor with my nervous pup, got to know us and then took her back for assessment. He avoided intrusive procedures, rather offering less expensive alternatives and gave an over all heath assessment. They checked me out and the cost was very reasonable. While on my way home, they texted lab results that my pup was healthy and good to go! I am so happy I found Hess Ridge. You can tell they love what they do and care to build relationships with you and your fur baby.

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    Animal Emergency & Specialty Center

    (293 reviews)

    Very thankful for the staff on Friday morning June 26th! I woke up to my sweet boy eating a whole…read morebottle of his sister's doggie NSAIDs! The front desk staff were so nice, the guy who took Marley back quickly was an angel that morning, and the vet was so kind and comforting! I wish I had grabbed everyone's names to thank them so I hope they see this!

    Incredible. Having had several experiences that were negative with respect to vets, we were so…read moregrateful to the doctors and staff here at AESC. Our 3.5 year old serval cat was hit by a vehicle in Gatlinburg. He was badly injured with blunt force trauma to the head and face, lacerations on his back, all four paws badly abraded and unknown internal injuries. We were at a loss as we did NOT have a vet and didn't have a way to get him in a crate. Silas wasn't socialized as a kitten so we took him on as no one else would. He is not a mean cat, just quite anxious. Silas was a replacement kitty as our first cat died in the Gatlinburg fires -- Silas has a special place. Although we cannot hold him we can pet him. I called many vets that day and was frustrated by the answers I received. WE REALLY NEEDED HELP AND NOONE SEEMED TO CARE. (It took 2 days to get Silas into a carrier) Finally, I called AESC and knew after talking for less than a minute that this is where we were taking Silas. When we arrived at AESC the staff quickly got Silas to an exam room and within 2 minutes Dr Rutherford appeared. He addressed Silas' pain immediately, (he had been hurting for 2 days), and had x-rays completed in minutes. The doctor listened, was knowledgeable and we discussed the possibilities with respect to the surgery Silas needed. His jaw was broken in 2 places and he had additional superficial injuries as well that would heal by themselves over time. The surgery went well and we continue to care for Silas at home. He was discharged the same day as the surgery. So grateful to have found this clinic. Hopefully we will not need emergency services again. But in the event we do, we know exactly where we will be taking Silas. And that knowledge in and of itself is reassuring as we haven't had any place that we felt comfortable taking him. Thank you to the staff and Drs. Rutherford, Bains and Boling at AESC. K shields

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    The Mobile Pawlyclinic

    (14 reviews)

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    Wonderful Experience for My Very Spicy, Senior Kitty! I…read morecannot say enough wonderful things about The Pawlyclinic, Dr. Rahim, and Avery! After a horrible experience at a traditional veterinary office left my 14-year-old cat, Clarky, so traumatized and terrified that they couldn't even examine her because she became extremely aggressive out of fear, I was honestly dreading having to take her anywhere again. Having The Pawlyclinic come to my apartment was a complete game changer. Dr. Rahim was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly patient and gentle with Clarky, and she took the time to explain what she was doing and why throughout the entire visit. She also asked so many thoughtful, thorough questions about Clarky's diet, activity level, vision, behavior, and changes I've noticed as she's gotten older. I never felt rushed. What I appreciated most was that the visit wasn't just about treating her ear infection--it was also about looking at the bigger picture of keeping my senior kitty healthy and happy. Dr. Rahim gave me so much helpful information about things to watch for as Clarky ages, and I feel much more informed and confident about caring for her. Dr. Rahim and Avery were both so kind, calm, and compassionate with Clarky. She is VERY skittish around new people and definitely has a little spicy side , but they met her exactly where she was and treated her with so much patience and respect. It was such a relief to see her being cared for without the fear and struggle we experienced at the previous vet. I would HIGHLY recommend The Pawlyclinic to anyone with a nervous, fearful, skittish, or "spicy" cat--or honestly, any pet who doesn't do well with traditional vet visits. Having compassionate veterinary care come to your home can make such a difference. I'm so grateful we found them!

    Discovering Mobile Pawlyclinic has been truly transformative for me and my cats, and I only wish…read moreI'd found them sooner. After multiple negative experiences at traditional clinics, switching to a mobile vet has been a game-changer -- no stressful car rides, and far better care. Dr. Rahim and her team are exceptionally kind, knowledgeable, and patient. They take the time to help our cats feel comfortable, gently handle anything stressful, and clearly explain every step of care. I honestly learned more about my cats in one visit than I did in years at other clinics -- and the cost is very comparable to an in-office visit. Dr. Rahim's team quite literally saved one of our cats' lives this last Christmas. When he had stopped eating, grooming, and interacting -- and we thought that it was going to be time to say goodbye -- Dr. Rahim made multiple after-hours visits, coordinated surgery with an on-site clinic, and provided compassionate guidance through an incredibly difficult time. Thanks to her dedication, Meatball now eating, gaining weight, and getting back to himself. I cannot recommend Mobile Pawlyclinic highly enough for anyone looking for truly exceptional, compassionate veterinary care.

    Animal Care Center of Castle Pines

    Animal Care Center of Castle Pines

    (108 reviews)

    Dr. Ambron is incredibly thorough, kind, patient, and genuinely understanding. She consistently…read moregoes above and beyond, even doing extra research to make sure she has every detail needed to proactively support my animals' needs. I happily make a much longer drive to visit this animal care center instead of going anywhere local, because the level of care we receive is truly exceptional.

    Our elderly, medically vulnerable dog was placed at unnecessary risk by this veterinary practice…read more We brought our elderly dog, who has serious mobility challenges after barely surviving a severe joint infection, to this clinic for physical therapy. Before the appointment, we received a text instructing us not to enter the lobby because of renovations and to call upon arrival for an escort inside. We followed those instructions. Although renovations had not begun, the receptionist still told us to wait outside. We stood in temperatures above 90 degrees with a dog who could barely remain standing on the hot pavement, while other clients entered and did business and waited inside. Staff could see us through the doors and windows, yet no one came to assist us. After waiting a while, I went inside to ask why we had not been allowed into the lobby. We were told we were already checked in, no apologies or explanations, and our exhausted dog then had to go outside again and walk down the block to a separate treatment room. The temporary-looking space was extremely hot and had no apparent air conditioning. Initially, no water or apology was offered. When we expressed frustration with the front desk's handling of the situation, the technician focused on our criticism of a coworker rather than our dog's immediate welfare. The veterinarian later apologized, treated us kindly, provided water, and gave our dog appropriate care. We appreciated her professionalism and were pleased with the clinical care she provided. Unfortunately, the assistant practice manager interrupted the end of the appointment and offensively defended the staff, explaining that the text had been sent in error by the corporate office and provided other excuses. She did not meaningfully address that we had been left outside in extreme heat or that no one apologized or assisted our medically vulnerable dog. Instead, she called us rude and we should have verified the false instruction and be nice to her staff. As the discussion became tense, she asked us to leave for not just accepting her excuses, while the veterinarian continued apologizing and encouraged us to stay to resolve the matter. This incident could have been prevented with accurate communication, better staff training, basic consideration for an elderly and medically fragile animal, and a sincere apology once their error became clear. Aside from the veterinarian, we experienced no accountability or meaningful apology, rather we were attacked for calling out their incompetence in handing the situation. The administrative and management response showed a serious lack of judgment, training, accountability, and concern for animal safety. Rather than addressing the circumstances that put our dog and us at at risk in extreme heat, management focused on defending staff and criticizing our response. If your animal is elderly and medically fragile, or unable to tolerate heat or prolonged standing, I urge you to choose another practice. Based on our experience, we do not trust this management team to put a vulnerable animal's or their owners safety first when communication or service failures occur. No pet owner should face the possibility that following a clinic's written instructions could place their animal or themselves at risk--and then be blamed for being unhappy with their poor treatment and raising the concern.

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    (66 reviews)

    My 13 year old healthy cat had been behaving very strange for a week. Blood tests were abnormal. I…read moregot to see Dr Fabrick who explained the potential implications, none of them good. She took her time to provide options and recommendations. I trust her judgement in Vet medicine, but believe it or not, when my cat peed on her carrier padding, Dr Fabrick went to get dry towels for my cat to lie on for the ride home. This shows humanity. She is going to be my Vet Doctor from here on out.

    Took my 9w puppy for an initial appointment to get a vet set up for his life long care, recommended…read morehighly by friends (they specifically said Dr. Hansen). Made an apt in advance for 4:45pm, showed up at 4:30. Staff was inundated with customers but still very helpful. Didn't get into the patient room till 5pm. Sat there for about 10 minutes but had to wrangle my puppy the entire time because the room was NOT puppy proof! Had wires hanging from the desk setup. Could hear every conversation between staff through the walls (very unsettling!) When Dr. Spiro walked in, he immediately sat at the desk and seemed irritated/fidgety on his laptop. No intro, I only know his name from my invoice paperwork. Threw some treats on the floor, not even asking me if it was ok (puppy has had restricted diet to see if he has any allergies). Told me to put my pup on the desk, you can see the small size of it in other reviews, and maybe! did a 30-45 second look. Gave my puppy a shot and something in his mouth, didn't tell me what they were. Asked what brand of food I've been feeding him and said ok, bring him back next month and packed his things up and left. Spent 25 minutes waiting for a 5 minute whatever that was still not knowing his name, what he gave my dog or why/what to come back for next month? I checked out at the counter and won't be going back.

    Pinery Veterinary Center - vet - Updated September 2026

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