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Animal Hospital Of Colorado
Animal Hospital Of Colorado
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1721 West Harmony Road Fort Collins, CO 80526
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Animal Hospital Of Colorado

Animal Hospital Of Colorado is a Animal Hospital facility at 1721 West Harmony Road in Fort Collins, CO.
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1721 West Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80526
Services Animal Hospital Of Colorado practices at 1721 West Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80526.

Animal hospitals offer general and emergency pet care services. Some animal hospitals offer 24 hour emergency services-call to confirm hours and availability.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Animal Hospital Of Colorado in Fort Collins, CO, please call (970) 267-9333 for more information.
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(2 Reviews)
Service
3 star average for Service
Environment
4 star average for Environment
Expertise
3 star average for Expertise
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This vet is overpriced and downright misleading about costs associated with the services. The last time I visited he said the exam would be $45. He then carried out some tests, NEVER telling me there would be a cost or what it would be, and proceeded to charge me $155 when I checked out. For my appointment today I asked what the bordatella vaccine would cost and he said $18.00. When I checked out the receptionist said it would be $44.00! I told her the vet had said $18, and she said that did not include the tech exam for $22. All they did was weigh my dog! When I emphasized this was not the price I was told in the phone she said she had to charge me. I am NEVER returning to this vet. Why would anyone tell a client only PART of the cost when they ask how much it will be??
by Jen xxx.xxx.187.192
November 08, 2012
My dog has been a patient at this vet for about 7 months now since I got her from her rescue. I live a good distance away but the night I received her from the rescue she became dealthy ill( allthough THIS vet had given her a clean bill of health) I understand puppies from bad situations things happen. The rescue was wonderful and took her back to pay for her extended stay at this office. She came home on 6 different meds and became healthy. I then deciede to use this place because even though he is extremely overpriced( almost 500 for a spay) I thought I was paying towards the rescue and he had saved her life when another vet said she was as good as dead. I have taken her for every visit payed in cash in full. At the begining of this month she developed a lump on her hind leg. I was scared. We had just moved to a new home we bought and money was tight. I called explained my situation ( I wouldn't have a large sum of money up front if it was serious) made the appt then took her. he looked at it thought is wasn't cancerous but wanted to make sure. I had some concerns about her becoming increasingly filled with aniexty he blew that off to the breed( she is my 3rd pit I undrestand the breed) tested her leg said it was fine but hey lets cut the growth off. Ok of course if thats whats best for her I am in. I went to the front to make the appt and when they said 130 for that visit I handed over a hundred dollar bill and they acted like I shit on the floor. The girl with her wrinkled nose explained "we don't accept payments" I had been VERY CLEAR on the phone. She went back spoke to the Dr and informed me this one time my huge balance of 30 dollars ( I have spent over a 1000 in her short 7 months of life with them) would be accepted but now all the sudden the surgery wasn't as important as it was just a scant few minutes before unless I had the CASH for it. he then said it could be as much as 600 dollars to remove a non cancerous growth the size of a quarter. I said fine I would call and schedule it later when funds became available knowing that was the last time my dog would ever see him again. Less than 10 days later( even though I explained I would have the money at the end of the month when paid) I started receiving 1-2 phone calls a day for a week straight telling me I NEED to make payment arangements. REALLY??? They have lost a life long customer and patient over their unabashed greediness and willingness to put money before my dogs true health.
by Anonymous
April 28, 2011
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