We offer around-the-clock emergency care for cats and dogs experiencing health issues that require emergency attention.

Your pet’s comfort is of the utmost concern to the anesthesiologist. Almost all of our anesthetic protocols involve ultrasound-guided locoregional anesthesia (nerve blocks) to provide optimum analgesia.

A veterinary cardiologist diagnoses and treats patients with heart-related diseases. Heart conditions may be present at birth, develop with age, or result from our high-altitude environment.

Critical care is a unique specialty requiring diverse training in every aspect of veterinary medicine. At AESC, our hospitalized patients are managed by board certified critical care specialists who have undergone additional training to gain the knowledge and skill to practice the highest level of medicine for our most critical patients.

Part of the challenge for a veterinarian is that we cannot ask pets, “Where does it hurt?” or “What seems to be the problem?” Diagnostic imaging often plays a pivotal role in arriving at an accurate diagnosis by allowing us to visualize the origin of often vaguely exhibited symptoms.

General practitioners can handle many aspects of your pet’s care, but there are times when a specialist’s expertise leads to better outcomes for your pet.

Veterinary neurologists treat injuries and illnesses that affect the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves. These structures act as the driving force for the body, so when medical issues develop here, they can have far-reaching consequences to your pet’s health and ability to function normally.

Our Rehabilitation Service is here to help treat your beloved pet with comprehensive pain management, rehabilitation, acupuncture, and rehabilitative support for a variety of musculoskeletal, orthopedic, neurologic, and systemic disorders

Our veterinary surgeons serve the surrounding areas of Parker, Castle Rock, Aurora, Denver, Centennial, Colorado Springs, and beyond.

The TPLO surgery in dogs is performed to treat cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury.