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Old 06-20-2007, 11:38 PM
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Default Looking for a new Vet in Fort Collins

Our vet retired and I am looking for a DVM in Fort Collins. I have a German Shepard with EPI, her pancreas is non functioning. I'd like to find a good vet that is economical and humane. Any suggestions?
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Old 06-21-2007, 07:51 AM
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Our vet retired and I am looking for a DVM in Fort Collins. I have a German Shepard with EPI, her pancreas is non functioning. I'd like to find a good vet that is economical and humane. Any suggestions?
Thank you.
You have some of the best vets in the country right there at CSU. Also some that come for a short while to teach from other states. I have hauled horses and dogs to CSU for very serious conditions. Not only is it very interesting & educational when students are involved but it is less expensive. And I have hauled over 100 some miles. I wish I had them in my backyard. Have you ever tried there? Have you had a poor experience?

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Old 07-07-2007, 12:41 PM
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Default CSU Vets

I'm glad they work out well for so many people. I have heard that they some of the nations greatest docs who are very dedicated teaching professionals.

Over the 38 years here in Fort Collins, we have had some expensive bad experiences at CSU.
We ran into huge vet bills for a cat that needed his leg amputated and they wanted to try saving it with surgeries that led a long painful recovery for the cat.
Many years later a dog with a heart mummer that they wanted to preform surgery on which we opted out of, the dog is very much a live and full of vitality.
Another friends dog came close to dieing during her spaying operation and had to be kept there for over a week. She had the most expensive spay I've ever heard of.
Another friend takes her dog their for allergies. The dog receives top notch care with a price tag to match.

My experience leads me to think they are great for those who need expensive complicated care. Although routine visits may be best served at another clinic.

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Old 07-07-2007, 08:04 PM
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You should try Elder Pet Care/Dr. Tracy Thomas. They offer discounts to seniors based on their income. Their regular prices are also the best I've seen so far. Dr. Thomas is great with animals. The only problem is that you can't make appointments. Everything is walk-in and emergencies are given first priority.

Elder Pet Care and Thomas Veterinary Services

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Old 01-17-2008, 01:46 PM
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There are lots of good vets in Fort Collins, also a lot of cheap ones. I've always like to pick one that really cares about the pets. You can always visit a clinic, take a tour and meet the vets. especially if you plan on being there a lot. Did your old vet give you any references?

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Old 09-14-2008, 01:17 PM
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Default Speaking of animals

Can anyone there tell me if Fort Collins has a local animal shelter or sanctuary and if not where are the closest ones to Fort Collins with in a half hour drive. I'm looking to possible soon relocate there and wanted to see about getting a job at an animal shelter. I'm also planning a visit out there this year and if there are any close by I'd like to check them out.
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