Had taken my dog to Uintah Pet Emergency on a Saturday (9.13.25) when she seemed listless and…read morebloated (after gorging on Marrobone treats). Given a dire possible diagnosis of parathyroid abnormality that might require surgery. Lab work ordered by the ER vet included a hypercalcemia of maligancy profile for $594.66. They took blood for that test to be sent out, but apparently the parcel broke in transit. Took the dog to Cheyenne Mountain Animal Hospital, her normal vet, given the slightly elevated calcium level on initial blood tests. Ordered the same test for $250.00. In addition, this test was a fasting test (the blood taken at the ER vet was after the dog had stuffed herself with dog treats). The test was normal. Lesson: Only use the ER vet for true emergencies, and rely on a trusted veterinarian for all care possible. (Also, do a better job of locking up dog treats.)

Wednesday night, just after 10 p.m., I went to bed and my cat, Milo, joined me just as he does…read moreevery night. Unfortunately, he suddenly started acting very out of character, and I discovered that he was unable to use his back legs. I immediately searched for the closest open clinic. We ended up at Uintah Pet Emergency. Dr. Glover and his staff were excellent. This was the toughest hour of me and Milo's nearly 13 years together, and the care that we received from Dr. Glover helped me feel supported to do what I knew I needed to do and help Milo get peace. I can't say enough how much I appreciate the humanity and kindness of Dr. Glover and his staff in one of the scariest and most uncertain moments of my life. Thank you for helping me help my best friend get the care he needed quickly.

Our 6-year-old, 3-pound toy poodle Nyssa became critically ill within just a few hours two nights…read moreago, and we truly thought we were going to lose her that same night. It was one of the most terrifying experiences we've ever faced as pet owners. The moment we arrived at Tender Care Veterinary Center, the staff immediately stepped in with kindness, urgency, and compassion. Dr. Lieve Kamholz saw Nyssa right away, and within about 30 minutes of arriving, they had already completed X-rays, blood work, and a full exam. Dr. Kamholz quickly diagnosed the problem and clearly explained our options. Nyssa ultimately needed emergency surgery to survive. Dr. Kamholz and the entire team were incredible throughout the entire process--from diagnosis, to pre-operative care, to surgery, to post-operative care. Their skill, compassion, and quick action saved our sweet Nyssa. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for bringing our pup back from the brink of death. Because of you, Nyssa is still here with us today. We will forever be grateful.

Improving the UNREASONABLE COSTS would be a good start. And have a little compassion. Our little…read morekitty has a broken leg. Now this is a KITTEN. I've never seen a vet have this much difficulty setting and immobilizing a broken leg as these people. They, (first off) can't splint the leg securely. Having taken the kitten in for the THIRD TIME to take care of him, ay $85.00 a visit, putting his care into the OVER $1,000 DOLLAR RANGE, We noticed a very small abrasion on his leg from the splint that they can't get to stay on. The tech called in the DOCTOR to evaluate it without asking us if we want to spend even more. This was $50.00 just to peek at it and not do anything about it (as it was a simple abrasion) yet the $50 charge was inflicted upon us. They then told us that if they can't get the bone stabilized and healed they would suggest AMPUTATION of this poor kittens leg and told us it would ONLY BE ABOUT $800. We've take other pets there for a variety of reasons and ALWAYS LEAVE FEELING MONETARILY VIOLATED. So we figure that this over $1,200.00. I'm a retired vet and work in health care and was also an Army Medic. My wife was an E.R. Nurse for 26 years for the Dept of Defense. We understand how minor this injury is and we can't afford that. They want to load the bill so much that in the end (if they could have it their way) the cost would be close to $2,000.00 to cut the poor kitty's leg off and they wouldn't even blink. BUT.. like most veterinarians, they know that humans are suckers for their loved pets and they will bend you over for a much as they can. If you want to eat, stay away from this Vet.

Had taken my dog to Uintah Pet Emergency on a Saturday (9.13.25) when she seemed listless and…read morebloated (after gorging on Marrobone treats). Given a dire possible diagnosis of parathyroid abnormality that might require surgery. Lab work ordered by the ER vet included a hypercalcemia of maligancy profile for $594.66. They took blood for that test to be sent out, but apparently the parcel broke in transit, so I could cancel that test. Took the dog to Cheyenne Mountain Animal Hospital, her normal vet, the next week. Dr. Wechter was skeptical of such a dire diagnosis, given the slightly elevated calcium level on initial blood tests. Ordered the same test for $250.00. In addition, this test was a fasting test (the blood taken at the ER vet was after the dog had stuffed herself with dog treats). The test was normal. Lesson: Only use the ER vet for true emergencies, and rely on a trusted veterinarian for all care possible. (Also, do a better job of locking up dog treats.)

Paid over $300 to have the vet test my dog for what type of Cushing's disease he has, only for the…read morevet to tell us they couldn't figure it out, but they still charged us for the test. Edit: They did the WRONG test. And said "oops" then made me come back for the correct test. Visit #3: We call to make an appointment for our dog for cushings meds because they have his prior tests and diagnosis on file, and it's a prescription only medication. We told them he is out of medication and needs the test to get more. They schedule the appointment and everything seems fine. Fast forward to the appointment date. We take the dog in for the test, only for them to do an exam and cut his nails, and say, "oh well we can't test him because he's been off the medicine for so long, so we'll have to order him a 30 day supply and you'll have to come back." Why they couldn't have done that before, and save me an almost $150 trip, I'll never know. That was on a Wednesday and they said they'd fax the script into the pharmacy same day. Thursday rolls around, still no script faxed in. So we call, and they'll "do it right away." Friday; no script. Call again. "We'll get it faxed asap." Well it's now Sunday, and I've checked the patient portal for my dogs pharmacy, and still no prescription faxed in, so he's just been suffering for almost a week because they can't get their stuff together. Worst vet ever. Their staff are just always completely clueless and useless. Won't be coming back.

We have been taking our dogs to Dr Hehn at Fox Run Hospital…read more. She is not only very pleasant and

Dr. Kocher is wonderful and the technicians are attentive. There needs to be a little guidance…read moregiven to those who work at the front desk.

Don't go to this office if you value empathy and compassion!!!…read more If I could give them zero stars, I would. I took my small dog there early Friday morning, after he experienced numerous seizures during the previous last several hours. The first guy I interacted with had zero personality, empathy or compassion. The doctor gave him anti seizure medication and sent me to the ER due to my dog's swollen eye. I was in a hurry to leave and get him to the ER however, Melinda quickly spoke up and reminded me that I needed to pay them first. That is understandable however, when I asked why the bill was so high, she practically sneered at me and stated that it is due to the emergency fee. I questioned, but it was normal business hours? Melinda stated it is because I didn't have an appointment, ok, I get it. I don't agree with it but that is true, I didn't have an appointment. I was given no paperwork prior to my departure. Imagine my disappointment and disgust upon opening the email from the Teller Park and reviewing the statement and finding not only a $130 emergency fee but an additional $76 sick fee. I may be just a dumb cop, but it should be either, not both. This is a perfect example of greed. My boy was only in this office for 25 minutes and I was charged an exorbitant amount of money.

Very compassionate, friendly and professional. One of the best vets we have ever been to. Prices…read moreare very reasonable. I would recommend Teller Park Veterinary to anyone. Love them.

I cannot say enough good things about this office and Dr. Moses! I have been taking my pets there…read morefor about 5 years now. This office was recommended to me on Facebook years ago and it's the only office I've ever needed to take them to. I even moved 30 minutes away but still make the drive because I love this office so much. I refuse to take my babies anywhere else. You can tell how much Dr. Moses loves animals and she is super chill! I have recommended two people to this office and they both love them as well. Highly recommend.

My dog contracted a virus from this hospital and brought it home to my three other dogs. Which I…read morehad to treat for 7 days. My dog was also Misdiagnosed. They stated she had an elongated soft pallet. That was not the issue. She actually has Laryngeal Paralysis that needs to be addressed ASAP because it's causing difficulty breathing. They stated it was too difficult to intubate her because of an elongated soft pallet. Unfortunately, I wish they would have just said they didn't know rather than give me a diagnosis that was not correct at all. I ended up taking her to another clinic that has been amazing and extremely thorough. Also, Dr. Moses seemed erratic and all over the place as well and really just seemed like she didn't know what was going on unfortunately. She could never clearly answer questions or have a thorough and knowledgeable explanations. Sometimes it's okay to just say "I actually don't know". I do appreciate her stopping the procedure and not continuing with the intubation portion due to lacking the ability and anatomical knowledge to continue. Editing to add while taking dogs to an urgent care for the virus my yorkie contracted and brought home. High country stated they could not give over the medical records of my other dog (chihuahua) because they hadn't been signed by Dr. Moses. These records would have been completed in June -the last time we were in with her- it was November when the new location requested the records. So my dog's records were never finalized and looked over by Dr. Moses, very unprofessional and disorganized.

I'm very happy with the care that my senior dog and I have received at Red Rock Veterinary Health…read more I love that they're owned by local vets instead of a megacorp. Additionally I can see that they prioritize the well-being of their clients in their operations. My senior dog has complex medical needs and comes with extensive medical records. I really appreciate that the team and veterinarian took the time to review his records before our appointment. We've kept the same vet for follow up visits and guidance (Dr Dan is amazing) although they have other vets on duty that can advise for more pressing concerns when our vet is taking time off. They're closed on the weekends and have taken care to ensure my dog has any meds they may need on Fridays before they close to reduce the chance that we need to seek urgent care. Their prices are very reasonable and they don't make me schedule an appointment to give updates on my pet's status or get feedback from the vet. They provide hard copy prescriptions and will refill medications at local pharmacies without making me jump through hoops to access affordable medication options. I can text them to share updates on my pet's status and schedule appointments and they've consistently gotten back to me in a timely manner. They're a certified Fear Free clinic and it shows in their work. I can't say enough good things about them! As an owner of a pet care business I am thrilled I have a solid vet partner to refer my clients to. Thank y'all for taking such great care of my fur baby and me. I'm so grateful!

Our experience at Red Rock Veterinary Health was extremely positive from start to finish. The…read moreentire staff was kind and compassionate. Our dog (Stella) trusted them throughout the visit. We highly recommend them if you want a stress free visit. If you have a pet that gets anxious around other animals you will appreciate how they have you wait in your car for a text and take you directly to a room without having to wait in the waiting room with other animals. Dr. Robbie Unsell, Maggie Kohn Vet Tech and Lauren Anderson Hospital Manager are competent, kind, patient and gentle during the exam and procedure. This was the BEST EXPERIENCE we have ever had. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND Red Rock Veterinary Health to all pet owners. 3163 West Colorado Avenue, Colorado Springs 80904 (719) 204-3647

We have been going to SCVIM since October 2023 when our 1 year 4 month old schnoodle got very sick…read more She is now 2 years 7 months old and doing great. Dr. Miles and his staff have taken amazing care of Stella and shown us ongoing grace and kindness. We are there every 6 months or more, depending on how things are going for her. The staff always takes or returns our calls really fast and they are always patient. Dr. Miles, himself, calls us the day after our appointments to discuss lab results and review the plan going forward. We never feel rushed with anyone there. They genuinely show that they care for us and our little dogs.

I can't say enough good things about this practice! My 14 y.o. dog was diagnosed with diabetes by…read moremy primary vet in early November. Tried to manage it through my primary vet. It did not go well. Diabetes is a disease that is way beyond the scope of most primary/general vets! It takes someone who knows the disease and all of its quirks (there are many!). These guys know their stuff! We are still working on figuring out his insulin dose, but getting closer. The Internal Medicine department at SCVIM is beyond attentive! I get check-in calls almost daily, even on Sundays! I even got one on Christmas Day. I have actually talked to a veterinarian more than once about how things are going. They have made adjustments to his insulin without me having to bring him into their office. Yes, my initial visit was expensive, but I have gotten more than my money's worth from them since. Given how stressful figuring out diabetes is, the follow up/support they have provided us helps with my peace of mind. Hoping we find the right insulin dose soon (getting closer). In the meantime, I know I will have amazing support from SCVIM! Thank you so much!