Centennial Animal Hospital

Centennial Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado, located at 6870 Centennial Blvd. The clinic treats dogs, cats, and exotics. Online ratings show a 4.6/5 average from 235 Google reviews, with recent feedback including both long-term satisfaction and complaints about communication and cost.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs
•Veterinary care for cats
•Veterinary care for exotic pets
•Dental services (mentioned in reviews as discussed during an exam)
•Spay procedure (mentioned in reviews)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available. Recent reviews describe pricing as above average in some cases, including mention of dental price sheets and a spay estimate described as over $650.

People

No individual veterinarians or staff members are named in the available reviews.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.6/5 rating from 235 reviews. Recent comments include praise for compassionate staff and long-term relationships with the clinic, while some negative reviews describe feeling reprimanded about missed appointments and concerns about pricing transparency, repeat visit charges, and dissatisfaction with how a diagnosis and follow-up care were handled.

Reviews for Centennial Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 235 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Matthew Frazier

2 months ago

Janet Bustillos

5 months ago

Marek P

10 months ago

Compassionate staff. My two boys have been coming here for years.

Miguel Alvear

11 months ago

after 5 years of taking my dog here i missed a couple of appointments and got an EARFUL about it. first time i called before to explain, second time i was unable to. building a relationship with a customer is not something that happens overnight, but destroying it is, there goes the CLV (customer lifetime value)

Jaclyn Cravens

1 year ago

I have been a loyal customer of this vet clinic for years, but after my most recent experiences, I will no longer be bringing my cats here. I initially brought my cats in for their annual well visits, and one of them had red gums, which I was told might require dental care. They handed me a price sheet for dental services, which I thought was excessive but considered, given the situation. However, things took a turn for the worse shortly after. Within a week, my cat started tilting her head. I brought her back in, expecting to address a possible dental issue, but was shocked when the vet diagnosed her with an ear polyp. Not only was this a misdiagnosis from the original visit, but I had to pay an additional fee for another exam and treatment. Fine, I thought, but at least it was a fix. In two weeks, she was feeling better, but then I was told to bring her back in for a "check-up" and continue the drops. When I asked why, since things seemed fine, it was just another "check." In other words, another chance for them to charge me. Then, things got even worse with my kitten. I brought her in for a standard spay procedure, which I’ve done with my other cats in the past. I’ve never needed a price sheet for this procedure before, as it was always a straightforward service. However, when I arrived, I was handed a price sheet that listed over $650 in charges for a procedure that I know usually costs around $300. I was not informed about this change ahead of time, and this is a blatant example of price gouging. This clinic has taken advantage of my trust and loyalty for the last time. It’s incredibly disappointing to see them prioritizing profit over patient care and honest, transparent pricing. I will not be treated like a walking fee pinata anymore. I will be taking my business elsewhere from now on.