Business Details
33 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Comprehensive Veterinary Care in Eagle, CO
Since 1993, Mountain Animal Hospital Center has been a trusted provider of comprehensive veterinary care in Eagle, CO. Our mission centers on delivering compassionate, high-quality medical services tailored to meet the unique needs of pets and their owners. With a team of experienced professionals, we specialize in preventative wellness, advanced diagnostics, surgical interventions, and emergency care. Our mobile veterinary service extends coverage to Eagle County and Summit County, serving communities like Vail, Avon, and Silverthorne. We prioritize preventative care through routine exams and vaccinations, believing early detection is key to maintaining long-term pet health. Equipped with modern diagnostic tools and surgical facilities, we handle both routine and complex cases, referring to specialists when necessary.Client testimonials consistently highlight our team's professionalism, patience, and ability to calm anxious pets during visits. We maintain industry standards through continuous staff training and investment in cutting-edge veterinary technology. Our commitment to transparency is evident in clear pricing structures and detailed treatment explanations. Located at 341 Broadway Street, we've built strong community ties while maintaining flexible appointment scheduling for urgent cases. Our working hours reflect dedicated weekday care while maintaining closure on weekends to ensure staff rest periods. Emergency services are available during operational hours, with after-hours referrals to trusted partners for continuous coverage.
Services
Wellness Exams
Vaccinations
Dental Care
Emergency Treatment
Surgical Procedures
Mobile Services
Diagnostic Testing
Behavior Counseling
Details
- Year established: 1993
Highlights and features
- 1993-established local practice with deep community knowledge
- Full-service hospital offering diagnostics, surgery, and emergency care
- Expanded mobile veterinary service covering 8 Colorado communities
- Emergency care available during weekday hours
- Preventative care focus with senior pet specialization
What people say
Compassionate care
Knowledgeable staff
Calm anxious pets
Mobile service available
Thorough examinations
Services
Wellness Exams
Comprehensive nose-to-tail assessments detect early health issues in pets. Our exams include age-specific evaluations and baseline establishment through annual blood tests. Preventative care helps identify subtle behavioral or physical changes before they become serious problems. We tailor vaccination schedules and nutritional guidance to each pet's individual needs.
Emergency Treatment
Critical care available for traumatic injuries, seizures, and breathing difficulties during weekday hours. We handle stabilized cases including fractures, poisoning, and internal bleeding. After-hours emergencies are referred to GuardianVets for continuous coverage. Our staff provides immediate triage and stabilization before potential hospitalization.
Surgical Procedures
Range from spays/neuters to complex orthopedic repairs using modern anesthetic monitoring. Soft tissue surgeries address tumors, foreign body removal, and wound repair. Laser technology minimizes bleeding and promotes faster healing. ACL repairs and dental surgeries performed under safe anesthesia protocols with pre-op assessments.
Mobile Services
Veterinary visits conducted at client residences across Eagle and Summit Counties. Ideal for senior pets, anxious animals, or owners with transportation challenges. Services include routine exams, vaccinations, and basic diagnostics. Reduces stress for pets while maintaining quality care standards.
Diagnostic Testing
In-clinic bloodwork establishes health baselines and detects organ dysfunction. Radiography identifies fractures, arthritis, and respiratory issues. Ultrasound provides soft tissue imaging for cardiac and abdominal evaluations. Specialized tests like tonometry detect eye pressure problems without sedation.
People
Jenee Miller
Hospital Manager
As hospital manager, Jenee oversees daily operations ensuring smooth patient flow and client satisfaction. She coordinates between veterinary teams and pet owners while maintaining facility standards. 20+ years experience in veterinary management
Kim Radway
Veterinarian
Dr. Kim Radway specializes in canine and feline medicine as ABVP Diplomat. She focuses on complex internal medicine cases and senior pet care. Committed to continuing education in veterinary cardiology advancements. 15+ years clinical experience
Questions
How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Yearly visits recommended for most pets, with senior pets needing bi-annual exams. Puppies/kittens require more frequent visits during their first year.
Why are dental cleanings important for pets?
Prevents bad breath, reduces bloodstream bacteria, and avoids organ damage. Regular cleanings improve pet longevity and reduce need for extractions.
What constitutes a pet emergency?
Breathing difficulties, severe bleeding, seizures, paralysis, heatstroke, or ingestion of toxins require immediate attention during operational hours.
Do you offer after-hours emergency care?
Our regular emergency service stops at 6 PM. After-hours emergencies are handled by GuardianVets with whom we coordinate care.
What diagnostic tools do you use?
We utilize blood analysis, digital X-rays, ultrasound, EKG monitoring, and specialized lab testing for comprehensive diagnostics.
Can I schedule home visits for my pet?
Yes, our mobile service provides in-home care across Eagle County and Summit County for routine check-ups and basic treatments.
