Our family has only the absolute best to say about Dr G. He truly cares about the animals and isn't interested in charging the exorbitant prices found at other vet clinics. He helped us when our dog passed and was so gentle and caring through the whole ordeal. Now we bring our new dog and cats to him.. and even drove down from Summit County to see him!! Thank you!!!

Very glad I didn't judge a book by its cover. The office is........utilitarian. However, when my dog Doc needed a tooth pulled, I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Dr. G was amazing. He gave Doc an antibiotic injection and pain injection the night before and just told us that we'd settle up the next day! He trusted us! How crazy is that? He also listened to us about Collie anesthesia issues and worked the schedule so that we could pick Doc up earlier in the day since we are able to do that. We're very satisfied and will be switching all 3 dogs to Dr. G. in the future.

Dr. G is the most caring and generous Veterinarian ever! He is so nice and you can see he adores all animals.

We have used Dr.G for our rescue for years now. This clinic is affordable and truly cares about your pets recovery. We need more vets like this in Colorado that aren't worried about charging to make ridiculous amounts of money, they make sure that the family can afford to care for their pets.

You pay for what you get. A friend referred me to this office, as she has been pleased with the vet's service, but I must say I was disappointed after our last visit. We first brought our 5-year-old chocolate lab here for an exam and boosters, which went all right and was only $35. Basic care, nothing over the top for a dog, I appreciate that. We did have to wait over an hour and a half, outside the office, with our two little girls, even though we had made an appointment... but we saved some money. Figured that was just how it went for a deal. During our last visit, however, I was disappointed by the lack of professionalism. I brought our dog back to have a nickel-size lump on his elbow removed, and a nurse took him back and told me they'd call me in the afternoon. When I tried to ask questions, she was vague and curt. They didn't call when they said they would... I eventually called them, and they said he'd be ready in two hours, 6PM. When my husband picked him up, they handed him over without any information whatsoever on how to take care of his incision, no pain meds, etc. (it was just sutured, but not bandaged). They also brought him out on the wrong leash, which my husband didn't realize until he got home. I figured they would've kept things like this with the dog. Again, not a huge deal in the scheme of things, but I noticed. I am not one to overly baby my pet, but I of course want to make sure he's in safe, friendly hands. Even if this was the case for his surgery, they really didn't try to assure me of this. We've only been twice, so maybe we've just seen the wrong people...As I said, I like the bare-bones aspect and saving money, especially for pet care, and so far my dog's incision seems to be doing fine. But I feel that we can find a moderately priced vet office that also has people skills and more of an eagerness to communicate with owners.