Broomfield Veterinary Hospital

Broomfield Veterinary Hospital We proudly provide a wide range of veterinary services for dogs, cats, and exotic pets

One of the earliest veterinary hospitals in the front range, Broomfield Veterinary Hospital was founded in 1957 by Dr. Clyde Brunner (former mayor of Broomfield, CO). Since our inception, our staff has focused on providing the best veterinary care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. We provide many services, such as pet vaccinations, pet dental care, spay and neuter surgeries, and more. Additionally, Broomfield Veterinary Hospital hosts our own Exotic Bird Boarding Center!

Left untreated, chronic pain from arthritis and other common age-related conditions can negatively affect your senior pe...
06/22/2026

Left untreated, chronic pain from arthritis and other common age-related conditions can negatively affect your senior pet’s quality of life. But prompt diagnosis and treatment can restore comfortable mobility, allowing your senior pet to age with grace—not pain.

Subtle—and not so subtle—pain signs may include:
🤕 Panting
🤕 Hunching
🤕 Hiding
🤕 Increased sleeping or restlessness
🤕 Irritability or aggression
🤕 Decreased interest in physical activities or play
🤕 Avoiding physical contact
🤕 Increased or decreased grooming

Schedule an appointment if your senior pet is demonstrating any of these common pain signs.

Meet the adorable Boston/pug mix puppies with Dr. Zalesak! 🐶✨Our team is dedicated to providing preventive care to keep ...
06/19/2026

Meet the adorable Boston/pug mix puppies with Dr. Zalesak! 🐶✨

Our team is dedicated to providing preventive care to keep your furry friends happy and healthy at all stages of life.

Thinking about puppy wellness tips? Drop your questions below or schedule a visit today at Broomfield Veterinary Hospital. Let's partner together for a lifetime of wagging tails and purrs! 🐾

Limping is a classic sign of pain in pets, but it’s not the most common. Senior pets learn to adapt to their discomfort ...
06/16/2026

Limping is a classic sign of pain in pets, but it’s not the most common. Senior pets learn to adapt to their discomfort by changing how they move. These compensations can appear as changes in behavior or personality when they’re actually masking chronic pain.

Is your senior pet’s mobility not quite what it used to be? Contact our team to schedule an appointment.

Caring for unique pets like Solomon Island Skinks is our priority.After a few days of inappetence, we performed radiogra...
06/11/2026

Caring for unique pets like Solomon Island Skinks is our priority.

After a few days of inappetence, we performed radiographs and an abdominal ultrasound to rule out blockages or foreign material. Preventive care and early diagnostics help ensure your pet’s health and happiness. Have questions about exotic pet health? Reach out to Broomfield Veterinary Hospital your partner in all pet life stages. 🦎✨

Is your senior pet in pain? It may be difficult to tell—unless you know how to spot it.Chronic or ongoing pain, such as ...
06/08/2026

Is your senior pet in pain? It may be difficult to tell—unless you know how to spot it.

Chronic or ongoing pain, such as that caused by arthritis, can influence your pet’s physical activity, mood, and behavior. If you notice your senior pet moving or acting abnormally, contact us to schedule an appointment.

Introducing the first 2026 recipient of The Broomfield Cares Fund - Turbo!The Broomfield Cares Fund, supported by Suveto...
06/05/2026

Introducing the first 2026 recipient of The Broomfield Cares Fund - Turbo!

The Broomfield Cares Fund, supported by Suveto Cares, helps local pets in our community who otherwise would not be able to receive the care they need.

Turbo, an adorable 8-year-old Pug, was suffering from a severe and progressive periodontal disease. By the time he reached a critical point, he was in visible pain.
While dental surgery of the magnitude needed in Turbo's case can cost several thousand dollars, Broomfield Veterinary Hospital’s Cares Committee approved a grant to aid Turbo's owners in covering a significant portion of the costs. This, combined with a 25% hardship discount provided by the hospital, allowed Turbo to receive his urgent surgery in order to greatly improve his health and quality of life. Turbo had his procedure performed by Dr. Zalesak in March and has recovered beautifully. He is now living pain-free and is happier and healthier than ever!

The Broomfield Cares Fund specifically targets these types of "urgent care" situations where a pet has a good prognosis, but unexpected financial hardship keeps treatment just out of reach. Thanks to the generosity of Suveto and our many caring clients, pets like Turbo are given a chance to feel their best again. We thank each and every person who has contributed to making this fund possible.

If you're interested in helping us give this gift to another pet in need, you can make a donation to Broomfield Veterinary Hospital's Suveto Cares fund by visiting the link in the comments.

The Veterinary Care Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable foundation. Every dollar donated to the hospital’s fund goes to local pets and is tax-deductible.

Our pets love us exactly as we are.Let’s follow their beautiful example.Happy Pride Month!
06/02/2026

Our pets love us exactly as we are.
Let’s follow their beautiful example.
Happy Pride Month!

Sometimes you just need your emotional support stuffie! Kub was a very brave girl for her blood draw with us this month ...
05/13/2026

Sometimes you just need your emotional support stuffie! Kub was a very brave girl for her blood draw with us this month and had the whole office smiling. Bloodwork will give us an overall look at her health and confirm she is in good condition to be spayed. Spaying, also known as an ovariohysterectomy, involves removing the uterus and ovaries from a female animal. These procedures come with a number of benefits, both for your pet and for you.

Spaying your dog or cat before their first heat cycle:

🐕Decreases the risk of breast tumors, which can be fatal
🐈‍⬛Prevents uterine infections
🐕Prevents heat cycles, which involve howling and excessive urinating to attract a mate
🐈‍⬛Increases the chances of a longer, healthier life
🐕Prevents unwanted litters

If you're interested in learning more about spaying your pet, feel free to reach out to us at 303-466-1764, and our team will be happy to help you through the process!

When the weather warms up, it’s not just us getting outside more—fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes come out too. 🐾 While your...
05/08/2026

When the weather warms up, it’s not just us getting outside more—fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes come out too. 🐾 While your pet is enjoying the sunshine, these little pests can latch on and lead to anything from annoying itching to bigger health issues like heartworm.

Here in Colorado, we are seeing an increase in both heartworm-positive pets and tick-borne diseases. Contrary to popular belief, mosquitoes and ticks are active all year-round. The upside is it’s easy to stay ahead of it: a monthly preventative goes a long way in keeping them protected. Even pets that mostly stay indoors can still be at risk, so it’s worth checking in with your vet to keep them healthy. After all, the only thing your pet should be bringing home is some dirt and a lot of happy energy.

It's May, but the cold keeps coming! If you have a reptile you're bringing to the vet on these colder days, be sure to s...
05/06/2026

It's May, but the cold keeps coming! If you have a reptile you're bringing to the vet on these colder days, be sure to supply them with a supplemental heat source during transport.

Reptiles are ectotherms - meaning they are unable to regulate their own body temperature and instead rely on the temperature of the environment to warm up or cool down.

We recommend pre-warming the car, as well as the transport enclosure/carrier. The carrier can be warmed by various methods, such as placing the carrier near a source of warmth or including towels inside that have been warmed in the dryer. You can also provide a warm compress or a microwaved water bottle inside or next to the carrier to provide heat support during transport, but always ensure warm compresses and bottles are wrapped in a towel to avoid direct contact and accidental burns.

Any questions? We are always happy to help you make your reptile's trip to the vet as comfortable as possible!

Address

12621 Lowell Boulevard
Broomfield, CO
80020

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm
Friday 7am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

(303) 466-1764

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