Arapahoe Animal Hospital Downtown

Arapahoe Animal Hospital Downtown is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Boulder, Colorado, located at 1730 15th St. It treats dogs and cats. Reviews describe experiences ranging from attentive, explanatory care to concerns about limited diagnostic testing in a serious illness case.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Exams and discussion of findings, including explanations of blood test results and options (noted with an older dog)
•X-rays (mentioned in reviews)
•Scheduling that can accommodate short-notice visits (mentioned in reviews)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Smith is mentioned in reviews as explaining exam and blood test results and discussing implications and options.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.6/5 rating from 70 reviews. Recent comments include praise for “wonderful care,” a knowledgeable and caring veterinarian and staff, and being fit in on short notice. One recent negative review describes frustration that only X-rays were done during two visits for a sick dog and alleges cancer was diagnosed only after going elsewhere for additional testing.

Reviews for Arapahoe Animal Hospital Downtown

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 70 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Leila Vale

2 weeks ago

Great experience, wonderful care.

george stark

3 weeks ago

fit us in on short notice

Sharon King

4 weeks ago

Very knowledgeable, caring vet and staff. I have a 14 year old dog. Dr. Smith fully explains results from exams and blood tests, potential implications and options. So important to keep my sweet pup as healthy and pain-free as we can and to know what to watch for as she ages.

Don Otero

1 month ago

John Griffin

2 months ago

I’ve wanted to write this for awhile. Our dog was sick, we knew something was seriously wrong. When we came in to the vet, they would refuse to do tests past X-Rays even though we explicitly told them this wasn’t something that they could diagnose with X-Rays. We know our dog and something was seriously wrong. This happened TWICE, us bringing him in, then basically saying he’s fine, doing an x ray and sending us home with stomach medicine. The minute we took him to another place, they did the proper tests and diagnosed cancer. What this place did is utterly shameful and I will never ever forget it. We should have sued.