Northfield Veterinary Hospital

Very satisfied with the service here. They were great all around! Answered all my questions and got my baby girl Meliha in the very next morning. I love that they communicated throughout the whole process. I thought they would have to put my dog on anesthesia because she never let me clean her ears. She would always nip at me. Luckily they were able to take care of her yeast infection without anesthesia. They also allowed me to pick her up after work making this experience easy and painless. They were honest and didn't try forcing anything to up the charges like I've experienced at other vets. Price was very reasonable for everything they did. I would definitely recommend this location and look forward to bringing my other dog in and becoming a regular. Thank you!!!!

Shelly has taken care of our pets for many years, and we wouldn't go anywhere else. Not only is she an incredibly knowledgeable veterinarian, but she is a hugely compassionate and trustworthy human being. All of the staff are of this same caliber. I highly recommend them to take care of your pets.

I would be remiss to let the year end without thanking the entire team at NVH for the compassionate and competent care they gave my 12 year old golden retriever who we had to put down in late Sept after a sudden downturn. Losing a beloved pet is tough, but it was made easier by the sensitivity of the team from reception, to the veterinarian and technical team. Thank you for helping her (and us) in her final moments. I highly recommend Northfield Veterinary Hospital.

I used to bring all five of my dogs to this clinic and really liked it, especially when Dr. Sander was there. Unfortunately, she is never around anymore, the staff changes constantly, and the quality of care has gone way down. Earlier this year, I had a very bad experience. I took my dog in for a dental cleaning. All his lab work was done, and they told me he was healthy enough for anesthesia. On the day of the procedure, I felt uneasy because no one called to update me like they usually do. It was 6pm and I still hadn’t heard anything, so I kept calling. The receptionist was very dismissive, so I decided to drive to the clinic myself. On my way there, the vet finally called and told me my dog had issues with anesthesia and that they couldn’t do the cleaning. Then they said they “found

This vet clinic is a shining example of what happens when you divorce community from care. In 2020 during lockdown my (now ex-)friend purchased a dog on Facebook marketplace from a man in Pueblo looking to dump his aging pet so he could get a puppy. Ex-friend had her for less than a year before telling me she planned to take her to a shelter and say that she bit her child to avoid paying the pet abandonment fee. Horrified, I told her she couldn’t kill the dog and I would take her. She was always a perfect companion, very mild mannered, extremely emotionally aware, and just a little mischievous. She was an easy dog to love, but she came with a whole host of medical issues, including hypothyroidism and chronic diarrhea (literally years). After 4 years together, she was showing signs of seve