Vet Locations

For anything pet-related, Redlands Pet Clinic is proud to service the Grand Junction CO area. Dr. Robert Turrou, a qualified and experienced Grand Junction veterinarian, runs our veterinary clinic and animal hospital.

Our staff is dedicated to teaching our clients how to keep their pets healthy all year long through proper nutrition and exercise. In every check-up, procedure, or surgery, Redlands Pet Clinic stays on top of the latest breakthroughs in veterinarian technology and, above all, remembers that all animals and pets deserve to be treated with loving care.

Dr. Mark Ryan and Dr. Justin Seely, local veterinarians, have recently partnered up to launch Monument View Veterinary Hospital in Grand Junction, along with Certified Veterinarian Technician Miranda Schroeder. Small animal medicine is the focus of the profession, which uses fear-free, pet-friendly procedures.

Redstone Animal Hospital was created by Dr. Ryan in 1995, and a new state-of-the-art veterinary facility was erected in 2009. Ryan spent the following few years consulting with veterinary practices around Colorado after Redstone was acquired by a global veterinary firm in 2016.

Our goal is to provide the greatest level of veterinarian care while focusing on customized care, communication, and your pet's comfort. Our goal is for everyone of our patients to live as healthy and happy a life as possible.

Thank you for allowing us to service you and your pet for the past 30 years; we look forward to serving you for another 30 years and beyond!

Orchard Mesa Veterinary Hospital is one of the most technologically advanced clinics dedicated to your pet's health and well-being. Grand Junction, CO and the neighboring areas are served by Orchard Mesa Veterinary Hospital. We are committed to providing the finest quality veterinary care as well as courteous, compassionate service.

At Golden Animal Hospital we have been providing veterinary services in and around Golden, CO Since 1951. We are a full service animal hospital that is committed to providing quality veterinary care for your pet. Our professional, dedicated, and efficient staff provides expert veterinary care for dogs, cats, and l arge animals. We truly care about every animal that we see.

To ensure that your pet receives the finest possible care, a dedicated team of doctors, assistants, technicians, office personnel, and experts is required. We are all dedicated to providing exceptional service and building meaningful, long-term connections with our clients and their dogs. We look forward to meeting you on behalf of our entire staff. Please have a look at the sections below to learn more about our doctors and support staff.

Golden, CO and the neighboring areas are served by Lookout Mountain Animal Hospital. We are committed to providing the finest quality veterinary care as well as courteous, compassionate service.We believe in treating each patient as if they were our own pet and providing the same level of love and care. We are a group of highly trained and experienced animal lovers who are dedicated to providing the finest possible care for our patients.Please contact us at (303) 526-4141 if you have any questions about how we can care for your pet. Thank you very much!

Table Mountain Veterinarian Clinic is a well-established, full-service small animal veterinary hospital in Golden, CO, that has been offering complete medical, surgical, and dental care since 1986. A well-stocked pharmacy, an in-hospital surgery room, in-house x-ray facilities, a tightly supervised hospitalization area, and indoor boarding kennels with outdoor roaming areas are all available at our clinic.

The Golden Paw symbolizes the link that exists between you, your pet, the Golden Paws Veterinary Team, and the rest of the community. Our goal is to maintain, strengthen, and nurture these ties indefinitely. We believe that by making your life easier, communicating effectively, and encouraging wellness, your link with your pet will be stronger than ever!

Heartworm Awareness Month is celebrated every April. The most important thing to remember about heartworm illness is that it may be prevented by being an active paw-rent. Our veterinarians can prescribe heartworm preventive medications in tablet, topical, or injectable form.