We have a large family with lots of animals which we have brought to this vet for decades until…read morenow. our little dog had some decaying teeth (which she didn't mention at all in previous visit) and she told us it would be a max of $1,600 on the high end to get the teeth extracted. it's a lot, but we love our little guy so we agreed to get it done. We did the bloodwork and scheduled for a couple weeks out. come the day of the surgery - we drop him off waiting to hear that everything ok. Instead we get a call that it turns out he has more teeth that are bad than she expected and it's going to be $3,800 oh, and we have five minutes to decide because she already has him under. I said no, and we took him to a specialist animal dental clinic which did a great job for thousands less. I would highly recommend you look elsewhere. There are no shortage of vets and this one will rip you off. I'm even questioning now if my last dog really even needed to be put down, which was her recommendation.

We've been going to Dr Dohse for over a decade. We would never even dream of taking our kitties…read moreanywhere else. 10/5 stars.

Dr Chris Spears has been our vet of our 3 dogs for the last ten years and we couldn't have a better…read morevet. My husband is an internal medicine human physician and trusts her implicitly as well. She always gets back to us and always calls and responds with questions or concerns. She is so kind, empathetic, caring and extremely honest. We love her so much! She has loved our pets and cared for them through the ups and downs and is like family. She was there for us when we had to make difficult end of life decisions last year for our beloved Georgie that she cared for for ten years as well and she guided us with love and compassion. We just drove from Nevada to have our puppy neutered with her because we will not go anywhere else. This kind of care is not easily found. From the staff and Cynthia in the front, this office is like family.

I had a terrible experience here. I just moved here a month ago, got my dogs vaccines all completed…read moreright before moving here, which we know is not cheap. I brought my dog in for diarrhea, vomiting, and lethargy. It's just me and my dog here in Colorado, and so it was an emotional and scary experience for me, but also fresh off of a move, coming into their office on the first of the month, and now hearing I need to pay $500 for an x-ray and some IV fluids. I immediately broke down in tears, apologize for crying, stated that my financial situation is a little tough right now, but I want what's best for my dog. The Vet (a male, who never introduced himself so I can't tell you his name) and the two students, looked at me blank face and asked again if I wanted to do the x-ray. I said yes. When we proceeded for payment at the end, I asked if there was any healthcare discounts they offer-I am a registered nurse. I'm a nurse who works Oncology, and like their job I'm sure, have to handle emotions and people like me on a daily basis. I don't EXPECT a discount, and they didn't loose my business because they didn't give me one. They lost my business, however, because I want to go somewhere that offers compassionate! care. A young women sat there crying and voices financial concern, and even had to put her pride aside to ask for any sort of discount. Something that you manually punch in the computer to give me my total. I know it's a business-I know everyone needs to make money-but we've lost touch for human beings to treat others that way. Let's all be kind They also called me once I got home to tell me they had given me the wrong prescription medication. Im sure there are MANY other veterinarians who can give more competent care as well, but I wont get into that just don't go

Without question, Dr. Becca Klobuchar is the most intuitive and well-trained veterinarian I've ever…read moreknown. She has been working with our nearly 14-year-old large-breed dog for the last three years. From our first intake/consultation and acupuncture appointment, Dr Becca has guided us on an incredible learning journey around the best approaches to support our dog's health. She has consulted on his diet and supplements, which, in and of itself, has made a transformative difference in our dog's general health and arthritis. She performs regular acupuncture appointments (she keeps a very organized and well-communicated schedule) where she's constantly talking through Max's health and considering any adjustments that would benefit him, while always honoring our approach. Max knows when Dr. Becca is en route and excitedly awaits her arrival; we know he feels amazing as a result. The fact that he still can hike 2mi/day on the trails is testimony to how well she's helped to preserve his joint function. Most critically, she actually saved our dogs life this week. He was preliminary diagnosed with a brain tumor and while we were told to arrange end-of-life care, she advocated fiercely for the possibility that Max had an infection and gave us a clear discussion guide to use with his regular vet to receive the right care. In this capacity, Dr. Becca "stays in her lane" but is always a text away, as if your pet is her pet. I've never known a veterinary professional to be this deeply compassionate, nor to possess such an encyclopedic breadth of knowledge around veterinary science while knowing precisely when to apply it and how to educate her human clients in the process. Our sweet Max would not be here today if it were not for Dr. Becca. You can be absolutely certain that every penny you invest with ZenPet will have direct returns on your pet's vitality and longevity as well as your own education as a pet parent. Finally, it bears mentioning -- Dr. Becca is great with people too. She is an absolute joy to be around. I'm eternally grateful for and in awe of the work she does; it is truly her calling.

Dr. Becca has been a lifesaver for my old (~ 16 year old) doggie. She has come to my house several…read moretimes now to give my dog massage and acupuncture which has been an invaluable service because it is hard for her to get in the car. Every time my dog is very excited and happy to get the treatments and she ends up always being so relaxed! It has helped her arthritis and her ability to walk and get around so much! Dr. Becca has also recommended supplements that have really helped my dog too! I am so thankful I found Zen Pet and Dr. Becca! I definitely recommend her to anyone with pets! She has the magic touch.

Our 17 year old cat, Tony, was in his final days. Our animal hospital was lined up with cars;…read moreparents and their pet kids waiting for an attendant to come and whisk them into their facility. Once inside, because of the virus precautions, we wouldn't be able to visit. We couldn't just drop him off and leave him to tremble in fear for his last few days. We brought him back home and cared for him in his own room. When the time came days later, we were told that a home pet euthanasia service wouldn't come into our home; virus precautions again. It was cold and snowing so a backyard or garage service was out of the question. Our last hope was Dr. Rope. We were under the false impression that she no longer performed this service. My wife was prepared to implore her to help but was pleasantly surprised when Danielle quickly volunteered an afternoon appointment. We already knew she was great because of her previous treatments of my large labradoodle's various problems. She was an angel of mercy, today, as she patiently, professionally and lovingly released Tony from his final challenge. Our family thanks you, Danielle, for coming through for us during such trying times.

I love the bs glamour shot, what a joke. If I've learned anything in Denver, it's that the animals…read moreare for one thing, making money, especially when they are dying. This place is no different. 100 dollar check up for for an animal that is clearly dying, you a supper classy bae. I paid you 700 an hour in the past, and NO response. NO response to text. No response to email. No response to VM. I have zero respect for you or your business. No response after a week from this dope. I texted you, emailed you, and called your location. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night. I am not a new client, ie you've taken my money. NOT accepting new clients is another bs cop out. Not a peep. Shameful. Here is my review. Go f yourself.

So used to be $55 for a visit then after the New Year it's $95 steer clear of this vet office those…read moreprices are ridiculous

Dr. Mike is wonderful - and his experience and attention for diagnostic decisions is phenomenalread more

Dr. Daub and the staff at Loving Family are fantastic. Our family is so thankful to have them in…read moreour corner keeping our collie boys healthy.

Stacy and Dr. Vaccari did a great job reassuring me about my sick foster kittens. They were kind…read moreand helpful. It's a great space with a separate entrance for cat owners. They called the next day to make sure the kittens were improving, and even helped out with some supplies we needed for at-home care. Can't say enough good things!

Dr Debbie has treated three of my dogs in their senior years. Her excellent care was a large part…read moreof their longevity. I highly recommend her!

Dr. O'Reilly has provided chiropractor care for our dog for several years. She genuinely cares…read moreabout his well-being. Because of her excellent care, our dog is able to take long walks and run around in his backyard. We so appreciate having great chiropractic care for our dog at a reasonable price. Give Dr. O'Reilly a try. It is well worth it!

We see Dr. Merry Gibson. She is the best vet I have ever worked with. Dr. Merry thinks outside of…read morethe box. She REALLY cares. She is always willing to learn from her patients and has a wealth of information to share. I can not imagine going anywhere else. My dog Derbyshire is my world. Thank you for taking such good care of him. We love you Dr. Merry.

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.

When I first heard about animal communicators I was really skeptical. However I was getting…read moredesperate. I have a huge (160 lbs.) dog and three cats and we were having several problems with them that I couldn't fix no matter what I tried. So, I ended up contacting Reanna as a last resort. First, one of the cats, Bumble, used to be our daughter's cat, but she couldn't take him with her to our son and daughter-in-law's house when she moved in with them because they have a vicious cat and Bumble is super-old and frail. Bumble was peeing where he shouldn't and not eating well, so we took him to the vet but the vet said he was fine, no infection, perfectly healthy for an old cat. That's when I called Reanna. She came out to the house and met with Bumble first. After communicating with Bumble, she told me that he wanted us to know that he was afraid of eating on the kitchen table (we feed our cats there to keep Daisy from eating cat food) because he thought he might fall off and that he was peeing outside of the litter box because he was afraid our cat Buddy would attack while he was in there (Buddy thinks this is hilarious). So, we installed a cat flap into the powder room door and put Bumble's food on the floor in there. He's been eating really well ever since! And Reanna told Buddy that Bumble is too old to attack in the litter box and that he should play with Moth (3rd kitty) instead. Lo and behold, Bumble has started using the litter box again and I was super-relieved that he hadn't been acting this way because he was so upset at living with us instead of our daughter. Turns out he was fine living with us because he wasn't home alone all day anymore and he still got to see our daughter when she visits. Second, our dog, Daisy, was barking non-stop, while also seeming sad. She was born on a ranch in Kansas to be a livestock guardian but got into the hen house when she was only 3 months old, so she had to find a new home. We've had her for several years, but only recently has she started acting like this. Again, we took her to the vet first but she's perfectly healthy. After hanging out with Daisy for awhile, Reanna was able to tell us that Daisy wanted to go swimming! We'd recently visited a dog park with a pond and were surprised that Daisy took to the water right away, but didn't think much about it. Apparently swimming is her favorite thing to do and was something she learned as a baby. And now that she knew that we could take her swimming she was pining away and also angry that we weren't taking her to swim again. Well! We started taking her to swim several times a week and it made all the difference. She's cheerful and much quieter and we never would have guessed what the problem was if Reanna hadn't been able to communicate with Daisy. I can't tell you how surprised I was that Reanna really could do this. You wouldn't believe how suspicious I was of the whole idea of a human communicating with an animal at that level, but obviously she was. If you're having problems like we had, then I can't tell you strongly enough to call her. She really changed things for the better around here and my animals are so much happier!

We have been with Brekke Vet for several years now and Dr. Brekke is by far the best. He is kind,…read morehonest, fair and he truly cares about our pets. I would recommend him and his staff to anyone seeking excellent medical care for your furry family members.

Moving is stressful, and picking a convenient, trusted, and affordable vet is one of the biggest…read morechallenges. Fortunately we found the right one the first time at Brekke. All 3 of our cats love Dr. Jackie and staff and they treat them with all the love in the world. She calls to discuss every lab result at the end of the day (when I'm sure she is ready to go home herself). So very kind. I'm