Vet Locations

In 2002, the Flint Animal Cancer Center opened its doors. Dr. Stephen Withrow, a veterinary surgeon, and Dr. Ed Gillette, a radiation biologist and veterinarian from Colorado State University, laid the seeds of veterinary cancer therapy in the late 1970s. Veterinarians at the time were aware that animals may develop cancer. Because there were no modern diagnoses or therapies available, practitioners were forced to make a notation in the patient's medical record and wait for the outcome, which was usually always fatal. Drs. Withrow and Gillette believed that cancer could be treated in animals in the same way that it could be treated in people. They thought that spontaneously occurring malignancies in dogs, in particular, were similar to many cancers in humans, making dogs a useful model for studying the disease.

Clinical trials aid professionals in the medical and veterinary industries in discovering disease preventive strategies and novel ways to better detection, diagnosis, and treatment of pet ailments, all while improving the quality of care each patient receives, with the cooperation of pet volunteers.Choose a clinical trial to learn more about specific research goals and what you and your pet can expect if you decide to join. Throughout their therapy, all of the animals are treated with compassion.

Dr. Altman is a native of Miami, Florida, who fell in love with Fort Collins while attending Colorado State University. She attended Veterinary School in Florida and graduated in 1999.She worked in Gresham, Oregon for three years after graduating before returning to Fort Collins in 2004 to purchase Animal Haven Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Altman's areas of expertise include pain management, preventative medicine, and weight loss.Dr. Altman is the proud owner of four dogs, two cats, two donkeys, two horses, and one turtle. She enjoys hiking with her dogs, photography, reading mystery books, working on her land, and horseback riding when she is not at the clinic.

Dr. Eric wants you to know that we are available as a critical health care provider.We're taking the necessary precautions to keep the environment safe, and we're planning to keep things running during the COVID-19 situation.If you don't want to come into the clinic and get pet food, we can carry it out to your car. If you have any questions, please contact us at 970-267-9333.Dr. Boehmer and his veterinary staff are dedicated to providing high-quality veterinary care to your pet throughout his or her life, from pediatrics through geriatrics, with a focus on disease prevention, early detection, and treatment.We understand how important your pet is to you and your family, therefore we treat your dog or cat as if they were one of our own.

You should be able to rely on great care and excellent client service when looking for a veterinary facility and everything linked to your pet. Advanced Animal Care of Colorado in Fort Collins has put together an elite team of veterinary professionals to provide your pet with the finest possible care. Our veterinary facility is state-of-the-art, hygienic, comfortable, and efficient.

We take pleasure in providing the best veterinarian care to your animal family members as a leading provider of veterinary medicine. Every day, we are committed to meeting the needs of our customers.The Cache La Poudre Veterinary Clinic first opened its doors in September of 2001. We are a small animal practice that would be delighted to see your cats, dogs, and other small animals. We work as a family and take joy in what we do, treating each animal as if it were our own.

Dog, cat, and small animal pet patients can receive attentive, high-quality health care in Fort Collins. With a full-service medical center that provides common procedures like routine vaccinations, microchipping, dental and surgical care, and more, our doctors and staff are dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership and preventive health care.

The Pet Wellness Clinic's mission statement reads, "At The Pet Wellness Clinic, we emphasize the importance of semi-annual wellness exams for the purpose of disease prevention and early detection as well as high-quality, compassionate care for pets and information for owners to make decisions about their care."

Since our inception in 2006, we have adhered to a philosophy that prioritizes you, the client and patient. Working with you to make the best decisions for you and your pet. Every case is different, and each patient is unique. We attempt to make you feel like a valued member of the treatment team, and we never hurry or pressure you into making decisions.

Since 1986, we have been providing Northern Colorado with compassionate, high-quality veterinary care. As a full-service animal healthcare facility, we are able to diagnose and treat your dog or cat through all stages of life. We understand that pets are cherished family members and we feel privileged to help them stay as healthy as possible, for as long as possible. We seek to exceed your expectations with each and every visit, and we will be accountable members of our community. We celebrate and r