CASE provides around-the-clock emergency and critical care, 365 days a year.

At CASE, we provide state-of-the art anesthesia, pain management & physical rehabilitation services.

Cardiologists specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the heart.

As medicine becomes more and more advanced, a veterinary criticalist is becoming an integral part of any specialty or emergency veterinary hospital.

Dental disease is the No. 1 health condition affecting pets today and is often a precursor to many other health problems, including heart and kidney disease.

CASE offers a variety of diagnostic capabilities on site, as well as a board-certified staff radiologist to review and interpret results.

Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency (CASE) treats patients requiring extracorporeal therapies (ECTs - hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, and apheresis) for acute and chronic kidney disease, intoxications, immune-mediated diseases, and certain types of neoplasia.

The Internal Medicine team specializes in the diagnosis and management of a variety of complex medical conditions.

CASE offers a variety of diagnostic capabilities on site, as well as a board-certified staff radiologist to review and interpret results.

Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency (CASE) is proud to offer the most comprehensive diagnostics and treatments in Urology for the dogs and cats of Colorado and surrounding states.

The nervous system is an extremely delicate structure with a fragile balance and if something disturbs this balance, like an illness or injury, a veterinary neurologist with specialized experience in this field is often needed for advanced care.

CASE is proud to offer ophthalmology as one if its specialty services headed by Dr. Katelyn Fentiman.

It can feel scary to learn that your pet has been diagnosed with cancer, but it’s important to know that treatment options are available and they can improve quality and length of life, and in some cases offer a cure.

Orthopedic surgery can help pets who suffer from joint problems, torn ligaments, broken bones, and even help correct congenital problems.

I-131, or Radioiodine Therapy, is a minimally invasive treatment to an overactive thyroid—or hyperthyroidism.