UrgentVet
Patients reliably get same-day or walk-in appointments with vets who explain treatment clearly and show genuine care, often calling to check on recovery. Several reviewers found the experience humane and compassionate, especially for end-of-life decisions and anxious pets. Staff named positively include Dr. Hoppe, Dr. May, Jessica, Sharla, and technician Lela. Concerns centre on pricing: some felt charges (up to $415 for X-rays, $70 for one week of medication) contradicted the "urgent care" value proposition, and a few reported surprise estimate increases or missing written discharge instructions after visits. The clinic markets itself as 40% less than emergency ER, opens until late evening, and holds spots online without wait. Fear Free certified. Opened April 2023 in Englewood. Reviewers praise bedside manner consistently but pricing and exam depth are flashpoints: one reviewer felt the vet didn't listen to lungs until prompted, another reported a $250 tech quote error. Most reviews emphasize caring staff and reasonable cost; detractors focus on fees and communication gaps.
