Woodland Veterinary Clinic - Woodland Park, Colorado

Eva Vagreti

Always the best care!
We moved to an other town, but we keep coming back.
Dr Conrad and his staff are caring, professional, kind!
We started to go to Dr Conrad over 20 years ago for a second opinion for our beloved dog. An other Vet said his leg needed surgery… Dr Conrad immediately had found the problem; a thistle deep between our dog’s toe! We keep returning with our cats and dogs ever since!
Thank you! You are the best!

James Miller

Been with this vet., three years now. Never up charge. They are so friendly and treat you pets like their own. It's great! Been to many vets. in the past. We have had many dogs? (7 dogs at one time). We also have added four cats?. It's great that we can take our dogs and cats to same place. Everyone is so compassionate. We will not go to anyone else. ?

Isabelle Dabler

We were visiting from out of town and needed to get our dog Joey in to see a vet. We called 30 minutes before close and while they said they couldn’t get us in before closing, they said we could come in first thing the following morning. When we arrived, we were blown away by how nice and clean the vet office was and even better, everyone we encountered was so friendly and caring. We wish our vet back home was as wonderful as Woodland Veterinary Clinic! Thank you so much for caring for our Joey!

Melissa Zankman

The whole staff was very kind and professional. They took care of our dog for his surgery like he was their own.

JM W

We had an emergency with our cat this morning and we are from out of town. Woodland Veterinary had a cancelation and was able to get us in immediately! We are incredibly thankful for how wonderful they were with us and our cat! They were so patient and kind! We highly recommend them to anyone that lives here locally and anyone who may be visiting from out of town!

JohnandJanel Breitenstein

As we prepared to get our dog ready for an overseas trip, I have been amazed at the highly individualized and attentive care from all the staff, particularly from Luke. After calling several vets in the area, prices here felt very competitive and reasonable, and it was easy to get an appointment when I hoped for one. The staff remembered us and our concerns well, and provided us with helpful, innovative solutions unique to our situation. Highly recommend.

Christina Ryan

This vet clinic is amazing. My pup had surgery at another vet 9 days ago. Yesterday her incision broke open and the vet who performed her surgery would not let me bring her in. Woodland Vet Clinic told me to bring her directly in. They took her into surgery and communicated the complications my pup was experiencing as a result of the previous procedure. They treated her with amazing care and concern. The doctor got down on the floor to comfort her. They treated my girl like they had a history with her. I will not be going back to other vet and will be transferring all 3 of my dogs and 1 cat to this vet. They are amazing.

Update! Dr. Beyers himself called me Monday morning at 8:30 to check on my pup!!! I am more impressed with this office with every interaction!

Wesley Santiago

I’m giving them a two star rating and not a one star because they did try to remedy the situation. Long story short… We bought a giant schnauzer puppy from a fantastic breeder. We decided to have his ears cropped by a very reputable vet near Fort Collins Colorado. He’s known as the best in the state. Our dogs ears came out fantastic!! After they cropped his ears they posted them. It was tight, well wrapped, clean and neat. It was done professionally.
Ear posting is equally important as the crop itself and there’s definitely one way to do it! The posting determines wether the ears will stand, flop or heal unevenly. In order to heal properly, routine bandage swaps and reposting is mandatory. Instead of driving out to Fort Collins to have this done, we searched locally.
When we called around, we talked with the lead veterinarian at Woodland Veterinarian Clinic. They said they definitely do postings for Giant Schnauzers. I was thrilled!! The lead did then asked if we were going to “show him” meaning were we going to have him compete in dog shows which we weren’t. We told him we weren’t and I thought nothing of it.
We brought our dog in for his first bandage swap and posting. They had me wait in the lobby and I paid the $130 bill.
I sat in the waiting room and they eventually brought out our boy and I was appalled! They loosely put backer in his ear canal and taped loosely, sloppily and uneven barely holding his ears up. His ears were tilted forward and they had apparently covered his ears in some sort of antiseptic made the tape not stick allowing the tape and backer to move and potentially slip off the ear entirely. He shook his head and attempted to scratch in obvious discomfort. I went out into my vehicle and called the vet that originally cropped and posted. Upon sending them pictures, the doctor said I needed to “bring him in immediately!”
I went back into Woodland Vet and asked to speak with the main Veterinarian. I explained to him my major concerns and her brought me to a side room. I explained what was done wrong and why the work done was very very poor and unprofessional. He then admitted to me that “he was not familiar with ear postings and that was why he asked if I was going to show my dog.” I was very very angry and felt like I was duped so he could make a little extra money at me and my dogs expense. To his credit, he did offer me a credit for services.
After this, I immediately jumped in my vehicle and drove roughly 4 hours to the Fort Collins location.
When I got there, they couldn’t believe what they saw. The Doctor said “whoever did this posting didn’t have a clue what they were doing.” After They posted our dogs ears the correct way I paid the $40 bill (1/3rd the cost of having it done incorrectly). We ended up posting the last 3 times needed to get his ears to stand correctly. I’m glad I knew what to look for otherwise our dogs ears would have been jacked for his entire life!
Below are the pictures of his ears they did. Looked like a 3rd grade art project!