Dr Falk and team are very sincere and caring individuals. She took the time to get in tune with…read moreour cat prior performing the examination. He acted calm the entire visit and that is a testament to them. If you are a pet parent, do not hesitate to visit.

Rip off prices. Staff doesn't even greet customers. they'll tell you your pet needs all kinds of…read moreshots & you will believe them if you don't do ur homework prior.

I came here looking for emergency care for my four-year-old dog, Tynkerbell who had some rough GI…read moresymptoms. She is generally an extremely anxious dog. Our nurse was Courtney and she was AMAZING!! Tynkerbell licked her and let her pet her, which she never does. Courtney's kind demeanor and very obvious compassion allowed my anxious, traumatized dog to trust her which means so much to me. Courtney also explained the whole process to me; she understood our situation and took the time and patience with Tynkerbell that she needs. Her friendliness and calmness made me feel assured that my dog was in great hands under their care- which is not something I feel often!! We were treated by Dr. Brandon Reynolds who was also very friendly and informative! He explained everything in great detail, and I felt confident that he would be able to find the right course of treatment for Tynkerbell. I would highly recommend him. Overall, I would recommend this clinic to anybody looking for quality emergency care. The staff was beyond helpful, caring and just wonderful. The clinic was very clean and tidy. There was no wait time, we were put in a room immediately! They made my dog feel comfortable, which is something she rarely feels around strangers and new places. Huge shout-out to Courtney! :) A big thank you also to Dr. Reynolds and the rest of the support staff for being mindful of my dog's special needs and putting me at ease!

** see my previous review, this is in response to the business owners lie. When I returned with…read moreLupo at around noon on march 27th I immediately asked for him to be put on oxygen (he was satting at 91% at that time) I was told they didn't want to put him on oxygen because it would "make him dependent". SIX HOURS LATER he was finally put on oxygen. Stop your lying and own up to your "treatment" before the rage I'm feeling turns into enough energy to file a lawsuit. If anyone wants more information, pictures, videos of this whole experience please feel free to reach out to me.

Ashley got some attitude problems FR very dry it was so hard to get my appointment scheduled shorty…read moreclean your damn ears‍‍

These folks were the vet for our beloved family dog Maddie for her 14 years with us. She was…read morediagnosed with kidney failure. A death sentence for a dog. Late on a Friday she had a seizure, and they continued overnight. It was time to say goodbye. We called as soon as they opened, and the receptionist said they were too busy and couldn't help us. I couldn't believe my ears. Thousands of dollars spent through the years with our pets, and when we needed them the most they were too busy? I was too heartbroken to fight or be angry, so I called Longmont Small Animal Hospital, and they were able to help us. They were outstanding. Showed incredible compassion. If you need a vet call them. They will be getting our business in the future. The Animal Hospital should be ashamed of themselves.

Been a client there for many years but now they increased the vet visit to $99 (that's just for a…read moreregular visit, no for a same-day or urgent visit!). This is outrageous and much more expensive than most other clinics. Unfortunately, we left Laurel and found a much more reasonable clinic in the area.

I've been taking my two cats to Laurel Vet for two years now, they've been fantastic with them and…read morethe staff is pleasant to work with

This is hands down the best experience I have ever had with a veterinary hospital. The entire staff…read morestarting from communication even before the in-person visit was very inviting and easy. They made myself and my pets feel very comfortable, they provided options, they were kind, and extremely knowledgeable. It feels good to be able to take your pets (babies) to a place that you can trust! Thanks for all of the help Y'all!!

The staff at this practice are some of the most patient, kind and helpful people I have ever met in…read morea vet clinic. I had a horrible experience at another vet that left my dog traumatized, and they have worked with my dog, at his slow pace, to build a relationship with him. After feeling like I'd never be able to take him anywhere, I've felt so much relief coming to this vet. My whole family now visits them, and we've also had great experiences taking our older dog in for acupuncture.

Where do I even start? We took our 4 year old Australian Cattledog mix to Foxtail after she started…read morehaving reverse sneezing attacks. We saw Dr. Wydallis, showing her video of Nico's reverse sneezing attacks and telling her about all the places we've recently traveled. We were prescribed a ten day supply of Doxycycline. After the ten days of that antibiotic were complete, Nico had not improved and also developed really bad nasal discharge. After she started having blood in her nasal discharge, we went back to Foxtail for a follow up. This time Nico was seen by Dr. Grubb. We went over the whole history including explaining all the travel we had done. We were given another ten day supply of another antibiotic, Clavamox. After the second ten day supply of antibiotics failed to improve Nico's health, we contacted Foxtail again. We spoke to Dr. Grubb and, based on her suggestion, we scheduled Nico for a nasal flush along with having a specialist perform a rhinoscopy. The rhinoscopy showed no foreign bodies in her nasal passages. The biopsies also were negative. For two days, she seemed to be doing better. After the two days, the significant nasal discharge was back. Nico had also developed a deep, wet cough. We, again, contacted Foxtail. We, again, saw Dr. Wydallis. She listened to Nico's lungs and took some x-rays. Dr. Wydallis stated she didn't see anything concerning in the x-rays but they would have to be sent out to be looked at. Since this was a Saturday, we were told they would likely have results on Monday. We were also given another ten day supply of Doxycycline. This is now the fourth ten day supply of antibiotics that have proven to be ineffective. The next day, we ended up rushing Nico to UrgentVet with a fever of 104. They examined Nico and took more x-rays. Nico had developed pneumonia following the rhinoscopy, which UrgentVet explained was a common complication from the procedure. We were NEVER made aware of the risk of pneumonia from Foxtail. UrgentVet expressed surprise that Foxtail's X-ray wasn't examined by a radiologist and said that given how ill she was now, more ought to have been done the day before. They gave us a different medication for the pneumonia which helped bring Nico's fever down. We made a follow up appointment at CCAPM and Dr. Landry. Again, we explained the whole story from the beginning including our travel history. He asked, with the travel history, had Foxtail completed a Fungal test. -No. He also asked if they had done a Respiratory Disease Panel and Anaerobic & Aerobic Culture. -No. He told us that, particularly if the antibiotics weren't working, all of those actions should to have been done before the rhinoscopy. Dr. Landy mentioned the possibility of atypical canine infectious respiratory disease. When we contacted Foxtail, afterwards, Dr Wydallis told us she hadn't heard of it. WHAT?!?! It was all over the news for a while. How could she not have heard of it?! After taking a couple cultures from her nasal discharge, Dr. Landry was able to pinpoint the issue and a course of action. Nico was prescribed two different antibiotics that actually helped our girl. To sum it all up, Foxtail put our girl through unnecessary, invasive and expensive procedures. She developed pneumonia due to these procedures and had to be taken to UrgentVet. She suffered through months of reverse sneezing attacks, excessive nasal discharge and breathing issues. All of this could have been avoided if we would have taken her to a more knowledgeable vet. I can't even explain how mad I am about putting our precious girl through the rhinoscopy when all it really took was gathering a couple cultures. Instead of the noninvasive method, Foxtail chose the most invasive and expensive route. All in all, it was a nearly $4000 lesson we learned. Foxtail might be okay for your basic veterinary needs. But I wouldn't risk it.

They are a caring,loving compassionate veterinary practice. They treat your fur babies as if they…read moreare their own. I would not take my fur babies any where else

Excellent care and friendly staff. They treated my pet with kindness and professionalism, and the…read morewhole visit was smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend!

Whatever you do MAKE SURE you check ALL prices and things you will be charged for at this place…read more What a scam!!! I was told a $127 charge on an estimate should be a 0...and recharged for an "exam" from 2 days prior when I was there for X-rays which turned out to be $125 more than expected from the estimate. I asked to have the estimate I was shown emailed to me and it was a TOTALLY different estimate!!! AND when I used my adult voice to ask questions I was told I being emotional. I was talked down to once I spoke up for myself. TOTALLY unacceptable.

Had our first experience at Lyon's Vet clinic earlier this month with Dr. James Shea, and couldn't…read morebe more pleased! The office staff were friendly and our Vet Tech, Courtney, treated our boys like her own. Dr. Shea has been our Vet for many years now (6+) and recently joined their Team. Dr. Shea, is knowledgeable, caring, compassionate, and most of all thorough; practicing QUALITY over quantity. Dr. Shea is definitely an asset to the local area. My family and I travel from south Denver (Highlands Ranch) so our boys can continue to receive the best possible care that Dr. Shea and his Team provide.

Brought my cat, Portia, in for her annual wellness check up. She is FIV+ so a special needs cat. I…read moream always a little nervous considering her status. Meeting and talking with Dr. Shea gave me some piece of mind. He did a thorough exam, blood test and provided me with an article on what to expect with an FIV+ cat. He also took time to talk with me and answer my questions. The blood results were done the same day and he called me with the results (all good) and took the time to go through these explaining anything that was normal but on the high or low sides. I hope that Dr. Shea stays. I will go back and I recommend seeing him for your pet.