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    The Vet Clinic

    4.8 (5 reviews)

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    Red Hill Animal Health Center - Lifeless in the backseat on the way to the V.R.C.C.

    Red Hill Animal Health Center

    (20 reviews)

    Red Hill nearly killed my cat…read more The "care" at this facility sent my loved 13 year old cat to the V.R.C.C. Emergency Hospital, starving, malnourished, dehydrated, and hanging on by a thread. Here are the facts: - Red Hill never read my cats previous medical records. - They repeatedly dismissed our urgency to diagnose and treat our cat. - They took an entire month to run basic tests (I.e. bloodwork, fecal analysis, etc.) - They placed him on a strict diet for 8 weeks which HE WAS NOT EATING and ignored his severe weight loss. (He has always been healthy at around 10-11 lbs and was 7.95 when we got to the V.R.C.C. in Englewood.) And finally, - They claimed that "the lack of doing anything to help our cat is not negligence." I would recommend to anyone considering this facility or currently being seen at this facility, to run as fast and far away as humanly possible. This place is a disgrace to veterinary care, and it is astonishing that they are still allowed to practice medicine of any kind. 1 star was an obligation as a review cannot be posted without a rating. I also want to add that I have nothing to gain personally from posting this review. My only goal is to share our terrifying experience, so hopefully nobody else EVER has to endure what we did.

    I appreciate the kindness, gentleness and care I received for little guy Ollie James. They listened…read moreand he liked everyone. That's very important to me because you always want your pets to feel safe.

    Valley Emergency Pet Care - Oliver Twist before his mysterious accident, with a fresh lion haircut.

    Valley Emergency Pet Care

    (15 reviews)

    I have had occasion to use this service twice over the years. In both cases the need was…read moreextraordinary and very unusual. In both cases the services took hours to deliver and were related to extremely difficult to diagnose illnesses. In each case a different vet provided the care and diagnosis. In both cases a complete report was in the hands of the regular vet before they arrived for office hours in the morning accompanied by a one on one phone call between both vets. I believe my pet could not have received better care anywhere. If your pet requires after hours emergency care, in my opinion you will not find a better place to get that care than Valley Emergency Pet Care.

    We were staying in Vail and on our third week when our 7 yr old cat started vomiting…read moreintermittently. He is on heart medication and we attributed the initial episodes to the meds. When he began vomitting clear liquid with pink late on Friday night, we were extremely concerned and wanted to get him to a vet ASAP for evaluation. Valley Emergency was the closest option. We called and they had us bring him in as soon as possible. We had his records transferred from our local vet out of state and Dr. Julie Cox was amazingly knowledgeable and kind. Assistant Cat was also great and very caring with our pet. Our fur baby was given oxygen and some anti nausea and ant-acid shots. Xrays revealed no blockages and blood work a little dark and he was dehydrated. We wanted the best care for him and being 1.5 hours away with a snowstorm in progress, we agreed it was best to leave him overnight to ensure nothing progressed further. He did well overnight and we picked him up the next day. He is much improved and no further vomiting. Dr. Cox was very knowledgeable regarding his heart condition and extremely careful and cautious regarding giving him fluid, due to duretics he is on. She reviewed all records and test results carefully and discussed them and his current behavior at lengthy with us to be sure she had the full picture. We are so grateful they were open and Dr. Cox and Cat were on staff to see our fur baby and give him the best care. We knew he would be well-monitored and given care and affection, so we knew he would be in good hands while he was briefly away from us.

    Plateau Valley Animal Hospital

    Plateau Valley Animal Hospital

    (3 reviews)

    PVAH is great! I'm was in the area for a long weekend and realized I had left my dog's medicine at…read morehome. PVAH was able to get me in, communicate with my vet, and get us covered asap. Oh, and they're all REALLY friendly and professional!

    I booked an appointment with Dr Dennison for cleaning my dog's teeth a few days ago, on July 6,…read more2026. I booked the appointment weeks in advance with Dr Dennison. Come to find out, Dr Dennison didn't even see my dog and had one of his staff (presumably a vet tech) perform the whole procedure. The original estimate was $440-$510. When I got there to check in, the vet tech gave me an estimate to sign and date ranging from approximately $500-$1000, which I wouldn't sign. So he left the room and came back with a revised estimate ranging from $386-$497. I signed it and ended up paying $476 with my senior discount. I first took my dog there to get a couple vaccines in early June and noticed on that bill that they charge an additional $39 fee for a vet tech in addition to paying the $87 office visit charge for seeing the vet and never disclose that charge when you call to book an appointment with the vet. So actually, you pay $126 for an office visit rather than the $87 quoted over the phone when booking an appointment. Needless to say, I won't go back. When I booked the teeth cleaning appointment directly with Dr Dennison in person during my dog's vaccination visit, I expected to see him, not a vet tech who never even introduced himself and kept telling me that Dr Dennison would be in shortly. As it turns out, Dr Dennison didn't even see my dog, let alone administer the anesthesia and clean her teeth. I can't deal with this kind of dishonesty even if he is a good vet.

    The Vet Clinic - vet - Updated August 2026

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