Foothills Veterinary Hospital

Dr Rachel and her entire staff are awesome. My Emmett needed a tooth pulled and she made it happen quickly. I lost my 3 girls recently and even though they had only been there briefly last summer the entire team were so sweet to remember them and give me a sympathy card with their condolences. Definitely would recommend them. So accommodating and thorough.

We recently brought our dog Cheeto here for the first time, as recommended by a friend. Our boy was pretty sick, so we were very relieved when they got him in right away as a first time client. Dr. Rachel and her staff were SO helpful and caring. I highly recommend the FVH to other families with pets!

We recently brought our dog Cheeto here for the first time, as recommended by a friend. Our boy was pretty sick, so we were very relieved when they got him in right away as a first time client. Dr. Rachel and her staff were SO helpful and caring. I highly recommend the FVH to other families with pets!

Brought my senior dog here with symptoms of weight loss and vomiting. They said she had an abscessed tooth that was the issue, got dental work done and handed over a $1,000 bill. Had to put my puppy down last week because this vet did not do their due diligence and turns out she had cancer. Could’ve given her ultrasound and found this issue, but instead suggested she needed dental work (I assume to increase the bill). Please do not take your pet here if you they are sick. I cannot help but blame this vet for the loss of my puppy. Edit- The biopsy you recommended was for the inflamed gums in my dogs mouth. Her cancer was in her abdomen. This facility was once again recommending unnecessary treatment and failed my pup. A simple ultrasound would’ve indicated the actual issue, which is shocking that it wasn’t offered as she was a 10 year old English Bulldog.

The vets and staff at Foothills are so great! My pup Alice saw them for most of her life for annual checks and teeth cleaning. They were so caring, gentle and loving with her. When she got sick with an auto-immune disease, they did everything they could for her, sending her to the specialists for a blood transfusion and other specialty work. When it was time to let her go, Dr. G was sensitive to all of our needs and even teared up at the thought of putting her down. The staff sent over a condolence card after the fact. A year later, we adopted another pup and I was so confident taking Stella to them for all of her care. They helped me understand the schedule of things to come - vaccines, heartworm meds, when to spay her, and getting her microchipped (during her spay session). I was sad to leave them behind when we moved in November.