1. Sploot Veterinary Care - Arvada

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Sploot Veterinary Care - Arvada

3.5 (11 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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3 months ago

The vet tech was nice. Other than that, did not have a good experience taking my pet here.

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Love the open concept - we can be in the room while the proceedures are being done. It's consoling…read moreto the poor little, frightened ones. The employees and kind and comforting, as they should be. I appreciated that. The drawback is that before they even begin - the doctor gives you a bill to pay. When any additional procedure is needed - the doctor hands you another bill to pay. This occurred a minimum of 4 times while I was there. The pressure of the bill and having to make life and death choices makes for a not clear-headed decision. I understand that they want their money. I'm sure that can be an issue - however - putting a clip board with a paper to sign and a card charger in front of your face throughout the time there became a bit much. I was getting angry by the end instead of giving my baby the support that I should have been. I don't know the solution from the doctors viewpoint - but this was not the way to handle it from mine.

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I want to thank Dr. Noll and her team for taking care of my dog last night. The amount of care that…read moreI felt from the entire staff was incredible and I truly am grateful for all of you. Dr. Noll with your knowledge and fast acting team, you put me at ease very quickly in a highly stressful situation. When I picked up my dog the next day, I want to also thank the staff working the front desk. You guys were incredible. For anyone reading this, please don't hesitate to bring your animals here. Trust me when I say they will be properly taken care of with all the love they deserve.

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