Olde Towne Animal Medical Center

Olde Towne Animal Medical Center We are a full service animal hospital located in downtown Longmont. We are open all day Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings. Please come pay us a visit!
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Everyone at Olde Towne Animal Medical Center, is committed to treating your pet with the best care and best medicine available. Drs. Colleen Carnes, Susan Muench, and Erin Walters as well as their wonderful staff, love what they do and it shows with the compassion and care they provide everyday. As fellow animal lovers, we here at OTAMC are committed to ensuring the highest level of support, information and service to give your companion the best life possible.

Today is International Day of Veterinary Medicine.  We are very lucky to have a team that is such strong advocates for o...
12/09/2024

Today is International Day of Veterinary Medicine. We are very lucky to have a team that is such strong advocates for our patients and clients.

11/28/2024
Happy Veteran's Day. Thank you for all that you do for us.
11/11/2024

Happy Veteran's Day. Thank you for all that you do for us.

11/08/2024

🐾 Wildlife professionals across the Boulder County area have observed a concerning increase in positive distemper cases among raccoons. Distemper is a highly contagious virus that causes coughing, nasal discharge, diarrhea, loss of balance, and loss of fear of humans. Unfortunately, by the time community members find an ill raccoon, the disease has often progressed to more severe symptoms like head tilting, stumbling, seizures, and muscle twitching.

🦝 If you come across a raccoon displaying these signs, it is crucial to keep pets and children at a safe distance and promptly contact local animal control. Remember, never attempt to handle raccoons with your bare hands, even if they appear healthy. Seeing raccoons during the day is not a sole reason for concern. Please contact a professional if you are unsure about a suspected sick raccoon.

💉 Preventing the spread of distemper can be challenging, but there are steps we can take. Ensuring that your pets are up to date on their vaccination against distemper and promptly reporting sick animals to wildlife professionals can make a significant difference. Greenwood vaccinates all raccoons who are brought to us to help curb the spread of the disease.

🐕Distemper is not curable and can cause considerable suffering to affected animals. While the virus cannot be spread to humans, it is important to keep your distance from wild animals to ensure your safety and theirs. You can play a vital role in keeping the community safe by staying vigilant, reporting sick wildlife, refraining from contact, and keeping your pets vaccinated.

10/19/2024

The AVMA, in partnership with the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association, has voiced strong opposition to the new midlevel practitioner called a “Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA)” proposed in Colorado. Multiple other veterinary organizations have voiced their opposition to a VPA and the list continues to grow.

For the latest information on this proposed role that poses considerable risks for animal health and safety, public health, and client trust, visit https://www.avma.org/advocacy/workforce-what-best-safe-quality-animal-care/colorados-proposed-vpa

We have been getting many questions about this proposition. Here is some information for you.
10/16/2024

We have been getting many questions about this proposition. Here is some information for you.

Proposition 129 won’t expand access to veterinary care or reduce costs for pet owners. A Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA) would not be able to prescribe medications, and they’ll add more oversight to licensed vets. Don’t fall for these false promises, vote NO on Prop. 129

08/23/2024

We will be closed on Monday, September 2nd to observe the Labor Day holiday.

07/12/2024

PHONES WILL BE DOWN at 5:00 a.m. MDT, on July 12th. This should only last 30 minutes.

We are still here to help and can be reached BY TEXT at (970) 840-0284 or by email at [email protected].

We will be monitoring these channels closely during that time. This is for a mandatory service update to maintain our phone systems for the future.

07/01/2024

The fourth of July is near and what better way to celebrate than with fireworks and sparklers. Although it may not be expected, dogs will chew on and eat fireworks and may become anxious due to the unexpected, loud sound. When ingested dogs can have GI upset, obstruction, and even damage to their red blood cells. It’s best to keep your furry friends inside while enjoying the pyrotechnics!

We will be closed on Thursday, July 4th, to celebrate Independence Day.
06/28/2024

We will be closed on Thursday, July 4th, to celebrate Independence Day.

We will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2024 to observe Memorial Day.  We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th at 8:30am.
05/19/2024

We will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2024 to observe Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th at 8:30am.

It’s World Veterinary Day.  Our team feels lucky to have such great clients. Thank you for choosing Olde Towne for your ...
04/27/2024

It’s World Veterinary Day. Our team feels lucky to have such great clients. Thank you for choosing Olde Towne for your veterinary care.

We are having to say goodbye to one of our favorite technicians. Olivia is moving out of state. We will miss her.
04/25/2024

We are having to say goodbye to one of our favorite technicians. Olivia is moving out of state. We will miss her.

These are amazing animals
03/13/2024

These are amazing animals

National is a day to honor the service and sacrifices of the U.S. Military Working Dogs both currently serving and those throughout our nation's history.

There are roughly 2,500 working dogs serving in the U.S. military today, with about 700 deployed overseas. They are vital members of our nation's armed forces and its mission to protect and defend our country.

Today, we take a moment of "paws" to salute our nation's K9 Veterans for both their service and sacrifice. Thank you for everything you do!

Please note the new process for obtaining pet licenses.
02/14/2024

Please note the new process for obtaining pet licenses.

Happy New Year from Olde Towne.
01/01/2024

Happy New Year from Olde Towne.

We will be closed Monday, December 25th to celebrate the holiday with friends and family.  We will open at our normal ti...
12/19/2023

We will be closed Monday, December 25th to celebrate the holiday with friends and family. We will open at our normal time on Tuesday, December 26th (8:30am-5:00pm).

Address

426 Terry Street
Longmont, CO
80501

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+13036519400

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