All About Paws Veterinary Services

We had a great experience at All About Paws yesterday! Dr. Coleman was not only wonderful with our dog, but she was also delightful with our three year old daughter that talked her ear off the whole time. Thank you to the doctor and staff for both compassionate service and reasonable prices.

Every time I have come to All About Paws, it has been a wonderful experience. They all care so much about my dog, give great, thorough advice, full service and caring care and their pricing is really great. Ive been to other area clinics and their pricing can often be almost double for the same treatment plan. This is a very nice clinic and always able to get my dog in for the care she needs, even on short notice.

I cannot recommend All About Paws. Initially, I appreciated how the vet was patient with Milo who is a chihuahua and reactive. However, things soon took a turn when he was diagnosed as a crypto orchid and he was neutered. This was only our second visit with AAP. As soon as Milo got home from being neutered I noticed that he was "off." Prior to Milo I've had two other chis and they never seemed as out of it as he had post neuter. I called the vet the same day worried about it. Then the coughing began. Milo began coughing within a day of returning home. We went back in and All About Paws tried to tell me that Milo had suddenly developed allergies upon being neutered because he wasn't used to Colorado since we'd just moved. I told them that while I'd had other dogs back sneeze, Milo had never done this in the six months I'd had him. I thought it was very odd he would suddenly develop allergies within hours of his neuter. I also found out they had microchipped Milo without ever asking for my consent or informing me that they would do that. While I likely would have wanted him microchipped I was stunned that they had permanently placed something in my dog's body without my permission or knowing during the operation. What followed was Milo being sick for months, on antibiotics for over a month, and at times prednisone the combination of which could have been deadly. At one point, weeks after he had a horrible dry, gasping wheeze. There were nights he could not sleep and gasped for breath. I was terrified. Throughout this process, the vet was evasive though at one point they did finally admit he had lung inflammation but then continued to waffle as to the why. They tried to tie the fact that Milo has itchy paws to this case of "allergies" despite him being on antibiotics and that being the only thing that caused him relief. Antibiotics don't relieve allergies. The straw that broke the camel's back for me was when I looked at Milo's paws and saw they were just dry and cracked. I began doing more thorough cleanings and coating them in wax. But the vet had still tried to use this to convince me that this was somehow tied to the lung inflammation that began the day he came home from his neuter. They also tried to upsell me a $100 allergy shot instead of ever simply looking at his paws. Basically, it seems that Milo either contracted a kennel cough or was not properly intubated during his operation. The vet never took accountability and went through every means to cover themselves legally, from writing confusing notes in his chart, to trying to gaslight me into thinking my dog had suddenly developed allergies (despite him needing to be on antibiotics for a month.) While I understand mistakes can happen during an operation, I don't appreciate the lies, misdirection, and confusion I experienced because this organization tried to cover for itself. Milo developed a strong reactivity to going to the vet after having to be exposed to the vet numerous times for over two months post-neuter due to the complications. A year later, Milo has no back sneezing, just like he did not prior to surgery. I maintain his paws with cleanser and protective wax - no expensive "allergy shot" needed. What remains is his fear of the vet after his horrible experience. I will probably deal with this for the rest of his life. Milo could have died and I struggled over those months to advocate for him and get answers - to say nothing of the fact they microchipped him without any consent from the owner. The communication between the front and the back end seems generally terrible in addition to everything else. What should have been a simple neuter became a stressful and dangerous situation for my dog. We will not be back.

The team at All About Paws was so kind and helpful when we were concerned about our puppy’s spay recovery. They were quick to respond over text, and even waived the appointment and imaging fees when we brought her in for an exam to rule out anything serious. Our minds are at ease knowing our little one is so well taken care of here!

I just moved to Denver and one of my pet rats passed away. They got him in to be cremated quickly and the price was ridiculously lower than anyone else even though they only treat cats and dogs. The quality, care and compassion I got for my passed away boy was amazing even though most people demonize rats. I paid a little bit extra for a paw print and got much more than I expected. I will never hestitate to bring my meow cats here in the future and any cremations needed in the future.