Animal Clinic

Surgery services we provide are spay/neuter, general soft tissue surgeries, lacerations, and cesarean sections. We also do orthopedic surgeries fracture and cruciate repair. Intraoperative anesthesia monitoring techniques are used such as, pulse oximetry, ECG and blood pressure. Computerized radiography is available, which allows us to have high quality images to aid in diagnosis.

We provide field service calls including preventative care such as vaccinations and deworming. Our doctors can perform artificial insemination in mares and pregnancy checks. All of our veterinarians are also accredited in Colorado to issue health certificates and draw blood for coggins testing. After hours emergency care is also another of our services.

At Animal Clinic, we are committed to helping you be an educated pet and livestock owner. Here, you can find resources about vaccinations and health procedures for your animals, articles containing information about bacteria, parasites, and viruses that could affect your animals, and recent news stories from our state and country regarding pets and livestock.

The Animal Clinic, LLC is a 8 doctor mixed animal practice that is located in northeastern Colorado. We currently have 3 small animal doctors that treat dogs and cats specifically. We have an in house laboratory from Idexx and are able to perform blood chemistries, CBC's and Sedi View urinalysis. We have computerized DR radiography and ultrasound.

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