Vet Locations

As a full-service veterinary hospital, we provide a wide range of services. We provide treatments ranging from routine checkups and dental care to vaccines, medical boarding, and internal medication to keep your dogs healthy and happy. We also have an in-house diagnostic lab, an online pharmacy, and can perform a variety of surgical procedures to keep your pet healthy and happy.

Since 1968, the animals of Northern Colorado have been served by Est Ridge Animal Hospital. West Ridge was the first American Animal Facility Association (AAHA) approved hospital in the area when it opened in 1978. Accreditation necessitates the use of advanced medical facilities and methods, as well as a voluntary evaluation of our medical records and patient care standards. The only full-service American Animal Hospital Association-accredited hospital in Greeley, West Ridge Animal Hospital recently received the highest level of certification attainable.We work together as a team to deliver the most complete and compassionate care possible. We will continue to expand to meet the needs of you and your pet.

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Greeley, Colorado, and the neighboring areas are served with pleasure by Sheep Draw Veterinary Hospital. Our mission is to give you and your animals the greatest veterinary care experience imaginable.

Every employee at Sheep Draw Veterinary Hospital is viewed as a leader and an essential part of the healthcare delivery team. At Sheep Draw Veterinary Hospital, it is our courteous staff's duty to make every effort to make your veterinary visit a pleasant one so that both you and your pet will feel at rest. In addition to mandatory veterinary knowledge and training, our team is selected for kindness, compassion, patience, professionalism, integrity, and agility.

We are a full-service canine and feline veterinary treatment clinic. Our mission is to provide the best veterinarian medical and surgical treatment for your pet in a pleasant, compassionate, and professional atmosphere. Doctors Joe and Liz Clark, father and daughter, have owned Alpine Veterinary Hospital since 2003, when the practice was purchased from Dr. Marlin Frank. In 2005, the hospital was relocated from its original location on 10th Street to 35th Avenue. Alpine Veterinary Hospital's competent and friendly staff strives to provide the best medical, surgical, and dental care for its patients from their first visit through adulthood and into their senior years.

On each visit, our goal is to create an environment where you and your pet feel at ease and welcome. Instead of fear and anxiety, your pet will be cared for and healthy in this environment. We urge you to browse our site to see how our clinic is progressing in the neighborhood, meet Dr. Carla Gabel, and contact us online if you have any additional questions. We are looking forward to seeing you and your pet as soon as possible!

We are a group of veterinarians who provide medical care for animals.

Our state-of-the-art facility includes a full laboratory and advanced x-ray unit, allowing us to diagnose a wide range of emergency diseases and disorders swiftly and accurately. We have a fully equipped surgical suite available at all times, allowing us to undertake a variety of emergency surgical procedures. We can keep track of our critically ill patients thanks to our centrally placed treatment and intensive care unit. It also has heated kennels and adjustable lighting for the comfort of your patients. Fluid monitoring pumps are offered for all pets requiring fluid treatment for their safety and accuracy.

Dr. Denice Norton saw a need for a more personal, compassionate, kind, and tranquil manner to care pets in their senior and end-of-life stages after 15 years of general veterinary medicine. As a result, she left normal veterinary practice in 2014 and joined the IAAHPC (International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care) in order to start providing mobile veterinary services. Families in Western Colorado can now get in-home pet euthanasia services. The community has embraced this initiative and is grateful for the service that it provides.

River Valley Gateway increased its senior pet services in 2019 by building a comfort center in conjunction with Colorado's first accredited pet crematory. Clients can now schedule euthanasia away from the hospital when it is appropriate.

Every pet owner should be able to afford spay and neuter procedures, thus Animal Birth Control works to keep costs as low as possible.