Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center

02/10/2026

We're having a special training today for all our team members and will be closed for part of the afternoon. Thank you!!

11/27/2025

No matter what language you speak, we thank you for being a part of our family and community. Happy Thanksgiving from your team at Park Hill Vet.

11/26/2025

Just a quick reminder to make sure that our beloved pets don't have the chance to dangerously overindulge on Thanksgiving.

11/24/2025

Wishing everyone (and their pets) a Happy Thanksgiving. We will be closed on Thursday, but back in the office on Friday.

11/24/2025

There will be some fun on the 2200-2300 block of Kearney Street on December 7th. Come see us and enjoy all the fun offered by the Kearney Street Merchants and their supporters. There will be Santa, food, drinks, music, carolers and much fun to be had by all.

11/01/2025

It's that time of year where cats and dogs become cranky and confused while we humans enjoy an extra hour of sleep. Check all the things (oven, alarm clock, coffee pot.....😁)

10/13/2025

Kicking off our celebration of Veterinary Technician Week - today was a special breakfast treat and we have other fun coming for our team. For our friends and clients, we will be closing early on Tuesday for an off-site party for our team.

02/06/2025

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Did you we have been getting to know pets and their parents in the Park Hill Community for almost 14 years? We asked our very own Dr. Margot Vahrenwald, who started and still owns the practice, what she has learned over the years: "Veterinary medicine is always full of surprises - that may be our only constant as it such a personal relationship with pet owners and each individual pet. We may have days where we may repeatedly discuss the same something, whether the needs of a new pet; specific clinical signs such as diarrhea, allergies or arthritis; or finally confirm the diagnosis of a rare disease for the first time, but it is focused each time on that individual patient so it's never 100% the same."

What has been a moment of veterinary care that has impacted you and your pet? Tell us in the comments below!

12/23/2024

Happy Holidays! What did your pet ask for this year? Comment and let us know! 🐾

12/19/2024

Happy Holidays, from our team to you! We are almost to the end of the year--what has been your favorite pet moment of 2024? Comment below and let us know!

10/09/2024

Have had many clients and friends asking about Prop 129 on this November's ballot for a mid-level Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA).

The bottom line is vote NO - this proposal does not serve our clients and patients and does a huge disservice to all the credentialed veterinary technicians (CVT or CrVT) and veterinary technician specialists (VTS).

The measure is being likened to a human nurse practitioner level, which is not appropriate based on the program outlined at CSU. The VPA program is proposed as a two-year's master's degree program with three online-semesters and one in-person semester that will then allow the graduate to prescribe medications, take on simple wellness care for patients and also potentially be able to perform anesthetic surgical procedures such as spays, neuters and dental treatment such as extractions - with very little clinical practice nor a certifying examination. For comparison, accredited veterinary technician programs are 2 to 3 years with in-person, hands-on clinical training while veterinarians are in a 4 year program that includes two years of clinical, hands-on training.

Visit www.keepourpetssafe.com for more information.

Veterinarians in Colorado are opposed to Proposition 129 and they are speaking out about it. Hear a local vet explain why adding a mid-level position will endanger animals and not result in better clinical outcomes for animals. Gain a new perspective on this critical issue and understand what is at....