Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital

10/29/2023

ADOPTED!!!!!

10/29/2023

MEET FRITO AND CHEETO!! They were found in a hay stack in a farm sanctuary. Mom never came back, so they had to be bottle fed. They are about as adorable as you can imagine. The owner of the sanctuary and I put in so much love and effort to training these kittens. They get along with other cats and dogs. They are litter trained, microchipped, neutered and UTD on vaccines for their age. The rehoming fee is basically what we put into them. $200. You can call Nicole at 303 261-2726. We will do home check and ask that they be indoor only.

01/03/2023

We are showcasing a few special needs cats that are looking for their forever homes. Reach out to us if you would like to arrange a visit with one of these beautiful cats!

01/02/2023

Elyse has been part of our team here at Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital for many years. Please consider helping her, and her husband Tim, during this terrible time.

I am starting this GoFundMe to help Elyse & Tim get back on their feet … Amanda Sargent needs your support for Donate to help Elyse & Tim recover and rebuild

09/24/2022

This Cedar Waxwing was admitted to our hospital after it sustained a soft tissue injury to it's left wing and was unable to keep up with it's flock. The bird has now healed and is ready for release, but we need your help!

Cedar Waxwings are migratory so we are hoping our community can help us find a flock to give this little one the best chance of survival. If you know of a flock of Cedar Waxwings in the Denver Metro area, please PM us asap!

Thanks for helping this little cutie get a second chance!

11/27/2021

💔URGENT💔: We helped rescue 50+ terrified dogs during a raid of an illegal slaughterhouse in Indonesia, moments before being brutally killed for their meat. After a long and horrific journey crammed in a transport truck with their mouths tightly bound shut, these dogs are in desperate need of medical care to survive.

Please rush a donation to help these dogs and fund our lifesaving work for all animals in need of rescue and protection: hsi.org/fb112621

Dog Meat Free Indonesia

07/01/2021

We are reaching out to seek your assistance with a crucial land purchas… Sheree Seabury needs your support for Help save a colony of Black-tailed Prairie Dogs

03/05/2021

02/19/2021

Sad situation here in Colorado

After receiving a tip over the weekend about an alleged animal hoarding situation in Colorado that included starving pigs left outside in freezing conditions, WAN did some research and uncovered an abhorrent case of animal cruelty. Sadly, the complex case involves a group of 20 farm animals and othe...

11/25/2020

We have the most amazing clients and patients! Come work with us!

Find your next great career opportunity at Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital

10/31/2020

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!

Adorable 10 week old kittens, litter box trained and lovable! First exam included!
If you are interested in meeting these cuties please call our front desk at 303-530-2500

10/30/2020

Find your next great career opportunity at Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital

10/17/2020

ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR FIRE EVACUATIONS

Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital has some kennel space available for animals in need during the fire evacuations. Please contact us at 303-877-0274 if you have any animal in need.

10/05/2020

We know that there are many factors to consider when purchasing products. Because it’s a lesser-known issue, we have chosen to focus on raising awareness of the issues surrounding the use of palm oil, and its harmful effects on wildlife when it’s produced unsustainably. By adding this knowledge to the conversation, we hope consumers can take all of their passions into account when making buying choices.

09/30/2020

Wildfires are raging across the western United States, and hurricanes continue to threaten the Gulf Coast and southern states. The AVMF is responding with financial aid to the affected areas.

08/30/2020

Good Morning, Friends,

This coming Tuesday, September 1st, Boulder City Council will be voting on a proposed plan for managing Prairie Dogs on City of Boulder Open Space.

As written, the plan grants authority to kill nearly 30,000 prairie dogs.

As a city known for innovative problem-solving and an appreciation for outdoor living, Boulder is uniquely-positioned to lead our State in establishing non-lethal, conservation-minded policies toward native wildlife.

We can and should do better.

I invite you to read my Op-Ed in today’s Daily Camera (link below), and I encourage Boulder County residents to contact the Boulder City Council and request five commonsense amendments be included in the plan. If you live outside of Boulder County, your letter will likely be added to the total number in support of Prairie Dogs, but it may hold less sway with City Council.

Op-Ed:

https://www.dailycamera.com/2020/08/29/guest-opinion-marlon-reis-non-lethal-control-best-path-forward-for-prairie-dogs/

E-Mail Boulder City Council:

[email protected]

Register to Speak Virtually to Boulder City Council on Tuesday, September 1st:

https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__bouldercolorado.gov_city-2Dcouncil_participate-2Din-2Dcity-2Dcouncil-2Dmeetings&d=DwMFaQ&c=sdnEM9SRGFuMt5z5w3AhsPNahmNicq64TgF1JwNR0cs&r=lraR9qjo75wuK_SbZgIXhE1NfOXU68I9e8Di1phoo9s&m=tPg6lNkNAPevONdEa0N1BjU7UvEw7Lj9ESWc00OKiOE&s=IOPlBXCwEfl6JUwGuuaU9KF7VqP8FNHO423pQ5kdCtU&e=

Request Boulder City Council include the following Commonsense Amendments to OSMP’s Expedited Plan for Prairie Dogs on Irrigated Agricultural Lands (NOTE: feel free to copy and paste these into your e-mail to Boulder City Council):

1. Reduce the 967-acre Project Area to 406 acres by removing (a) properties where agricultural uses can co-exist with prairie dogs; (b) OSMP-designated Prairie Dog Conservation Areas; and, (c) OSMP-designated Grassland Preserves.

2. Prior to implementation of any lethal control on properties within the Reduced Project Area, perform an analysis on each property, with knowledgeable stakeholders to collect baseline data on each parcel for research on soil health, co-existence strategies, and carbon sequestration.

3. Ask the City Manager to authorize a Special Use Permit for use only on the properties within the 2021 and 2022 prioritized removal and transition areas that have been identified for lethal control through a parcel-by-parcel analysis with staff and stakeholders. Apply for a second permit in early 2023, only if it has been determined necessary after the Plan is reviewed by staff and stakeholders.

4. Work with other entities including the state office to consider outside funding and resources to increase annual relocations and coexistence techniques if they become available.

5. Release relocated prairie dogs to the city’s Southern Grasslands where there is historic unoccupied habitat, a larger landscape, and only 3% occupancy to create sustainable prairie dog populations alongside our Boulder County & USFWS neighbors.

07/01/2020

Often when I mention to people about the many groups that are negatively impacted by fireworks, I’ll say, “Imagine all the wild animals when fireworks go off. They have no shelter – hor…

04/04/2020

Dear Clients:

As an Essential Service of the Healthcare Sector we are open and fully operating to provide medical care, boarding and doggie day care for your pet.

We are continuing to limit entry into our hospital/boarding facility to employees only. We ask that upon arrival to our hospital you call us and we will have a Veterinarian or Veterinary Technician speak with you to discuss your pet's health history. We will then send a staff member out to your vehicle to retrieve your pet. We will perform scheduled services and at this time we will take your credit card information so that we may complete the services transaction. A staff member will then return your pet to your vehicle. Our staff is complying with the recommended CDC protocol of wearing masks and gloves.

Our official hours of operation for veterinary services, boarding and doggie day care are as follows: Monday thru Friday, 7:45 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

If you have any questions about our policies, need medication refills, pet food, or need any further assistance please call us at 303-530-2500 or email us at [email protected].

We are here for you, your pet, and the community!

Sincerely,
Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital
Updated 4/4/2020

03/27/2020

Here’s what you can do for your companion animals as the COVID-19 crisis continues.

03/26/2020

PET CARE AND BOARDING ARE CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL SERVICES

We want to remind you that our hospital and boarding facility are considered an essential service during this difficult time and, as such, we are open and here to provide medical care and boarding services for your pets. If your pet is sick or scheduled for routine care we are open and fully operational.

Over the past few weeks we have implemented a number of precautionary steps to ensure your visit is as safe as possible. We have implemented curbside check-in for all hospital, boarding and doggie day care visits.

New admittance procedure:

*Upon arrival please remain in your vehicle and call the front desk, we will check you in as soon as possible from outside the hospital

*If you are picking up food or medication for your pet please remain in your car and call the front desk, we will deliver your order to your car as quickly as possible

*We will do our best to coordinate your visit from outside the hospital including all pet visit follow up and taking payments

At Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital the health, safety and well-being of our patients, staff and our community are of the utmost importance.

Please call us with any questions or concerns, we are here to help you! 303-530-2500

03/17/2020

WE ARE OPEN!

At Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital we believe that providing medical services to your pets is essential and it is our primary mission. In order to fulfull this mission both our hospital and boarding kennel are open.

If you are in need of medical services, or boarding, for your pets please give us a call. If you feel uncomfortable coming into the office we can still help by answering any questions and may be able to perform certain outpatient procedures in the parking lot. We also offer drop off appointments.

Like most of you, we are continually monitoring the ever-changing corona virus situation and we certainly share your concern for keeping everyone healthy and safe.

We want to assure you that we are taking every precaution and are following strict hygiene and disinfection guidelines. We ask that you reschedule your appointment if you have experienced any flu like symptoms, are feeling ill, or have had contact with anyone that has traveled to affected geographic areas, or with someone who is infected.

We will continue to monitor the evolving situation and keep you updated.

Thank you

11/29/2019

2489 signatures are still needed! Stop Mike Vick from being Pro Bowl Captain.

10/30/2019

Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital’s own Michelle Pendergrass has written a beautiful story! Check out Some Dogs Are Different! It makes a great gift too!

https://www.somedogsaredifferent.com/

10/30/2019

Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital’s own Michelle Pendergrass has written a beautiful story! Check out Some Dogs Are Different! It makes a great gift too!

We also have this book for sale in our lobby, stop by and pick up a copy!

https://www.somedogsaredifferent.com/

The book Some Dogs are Different tells the story of four amazing dogs; a blind dog, a deaf dog, a dog that uses wheels to get around a three legged dog. It’s a great conversation starter for parents and kids about accepting things that are different and learning that we all belong.

09/26/2019

Please help birds and cats by keeping your cat indoors!! Domestic cats kill millions of birds each year and roaming cats are exposed to many dangers.

09/10/2019

07/20/2019

We can’t stress enough the importance of physical therapy following Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy surgery. We highly recommend Colorado Animal Rehabilitation in Longmont.

05/28/2019

Please make sure your pets are current on their vaccines.

A bat found last week in southeast Longmont has tested positive for rabies.