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We know providing payment can add to the strain of the situation. We strive to ease that concern by accepting a wide variety of credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express, as well ...

No, we do not offer routine general care at AESC. Specialists are an extension of your family veterinarian—not a replacement. We take cases that fall beyond the scope of your family veterinarian and then transfer ...

Owners of hospitalized pets will receive twice-daily medical updates from the specialty staff—once in the morning and once in the afternoon. If your pet has surgery, we will call you immediately after the procedure is ...

If your pet has any medical history (beyond routine care) we will call your veterinarian for your pet’s medical records. Whether we call for further information or not, we always send a letter to your ...

When positioning for a TPLO radiograph, make sure to have a lateral view of the stifle with the hock and stifle each held at a 90 degree angle. The second view needed is sternal with ...

When an overnight emergency case comes to us, we may or may not recommend that the patient be transferred to our specialty team or to your clinic based on the prognosis. We will always confer ...

Your pet will be under the care of one of our specialists during the day and an experienced ER veterinarian overnight. A specialist is normally available via phone when they aren’t in the hospital. Your ...

If your patient requires overnight care after a specialty procedure, we automatically transfer that pet to our emergency team. Conversely in the case of an emergency that requires specialty care, you and the pet owner ...

Please fill out the Patient Referral Form and fax it back to us at 720-842-5060. Including any blood work from the last six months is also extremely helpful.

Absolutely! Please let us know if you would like to see the kennel we have set up for your pet.