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Dr. John Boley, DVM
The Animal Hospital of Colorado Springs is a full-service veterinary medical facility, located at 1015 Cheyenne Meadows Rd., in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The professional and courteous staff at the Animal Hospital of Colorado Springs seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. The Animal Hospital of Colorado Springs strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Colorado Springs, Colorado and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find out more information about how the Animal Hospital of Colorado Springs can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.
Primary Specialty
Veterinarians
Gender
Male
Office Staff
Dr. John Boley
Dr. Noelle Mitchell
Dr. Debra Stirling
Dr. Noelle Mitchell
Dr. Debra Stirling
Services
Internal Medicine - We cover all areas of internal medicine, including: Cardiology; Ophthalmology; Neurology; Dermatology; Gastroenterology; Orthopedic surgery; Oncology; Endocrinology; among others.
Laser Therapy - Laser therapy has been available for humans for over thirty years, and is now available for our pets. Laser therapy is proven to stimulate tissue repair and growth, accelerate wound healing, improve circulation and provide advanced pain relief while decreasing inflammation, pain and scar tissue formation. Pets also benefit from a faster recovery time from trauma or surgery. We recommend laser therapy as an advanced non-surgical treatment for a variety of conditions that can affect your pet's health and mobility. Some of the conditions that can be improved with laser therapy include: arthritis, acute and chronic pain, back injuries, sprains and strains, inflammation, edema (fluid retention in tissue) and wounds. Laser therapy provides an alternative solution to traditional pain management and can be used in combination with other treatment options.
Emergency and Critical Care - Our state of the art facility and highly trained staff members can handle all types of emergencies during routine office hours and we also offer after hour emergency services for certain types of emergencies.
If you have an emergency during our normal office hours, please call first to notify our staff, so we can be prepared for your emergency when you arrive. You can reach us during our normal business hours at 719-579-9488.
For after hour emergencies, please page one of our doctors at 719-599-2244. If a doctor doesn't contact you within 15 minutes or if it is a life threatening emergency, contact the Animal Emergency Care Center at 719-260-7141.
Microchipping - Microchips offer a permanent identification for your pet, reducing the risk of your pet becoming permanently lost because of missing collar or identification tags. Microchips have helped reunite thousands of pets with their families. We offer the most widely used microchip products to increase the chances of a safe recovery.
Pain Management - Our doctors and staff recognize that our patients feel pain and discomfort just like we would under similar circumstances. Because of this, our goal is to be as proactive as possible in preventing pain and discomfort in our patients. Whether your pet is having a surgical procedure, dental extraction, has arthritis, a soft tissue injury, or a debilitating illness, we have proven pain management protocols to help your pet feel as comfortable as possible.
Full In-House Pharmacy - We stock a wide range of veterinary medications for your pet's healthcare needs. We also offer an online store, available through our client's PetPortal, for items we don't stock in our hospital.
Behavioral Counseling - Our doctors see many common behavioral concerns and work closely with obedience and behavior trainers in the Colorado Springs area to provide you and your pet the best counseling and training possible.
Nutritional Counseling - All pets benefit from a balanced diet and our trained and certified staff can help you choose the right diet for your pet, to keep them happy, healthy and active. Some pets require a special diet for medical conditions, and our doctors will be able to recommend the right food for your pet's condition.
Rabbits and Pocket Pets - Providing proper medical care for rabbits, ferrets, and other small mammals requires specialized training and skills. Our veterinarians possess experience in the care and treatment for these special animals and can advise you of the dietary, maintenance, hygiene and medical needs of your special, furry friend.
Radiology or X-rays help our veterinarians evaluate muscular-skeletal, cardiovascular(cardiopulmonary), gastrointestinal, reproductive and urinary systems.
Professional Dental Cleaning - Increasingly, our clients have become aware of the fact that it is just as important to have their pets teeth examined and cleaned on a regular basis, as it is to protect their own teeth and gums. Our specialized services include professional dental cleaning, polishing, digital dental radiographs, fluoride therapy, tooth extractions, bonded sealants, oral surgery and specialized periodontal treatments. A painful mouth is only one side effect of infected teeth and gums. A mouth infection that goes untreated can cause serious systemic problems; such as: kidney disease, liver disease and heart disease.
Laser Surgery - Laser surgery uses a powerful beam of light to make an incision, rather than a traditional scalpel blade. The laser seals blood vessels and nerve endings while cutting, which translates to less pain, less bleeding and less swelling. This results in less post-operative discomfort and a quicker recovery time for your pet. We recommend utilizing the laser surgical option for most surgeries.
Specialized Surgery - Call us for more information!
Laser Therapy - Laser therapy has been available for humans for over thirty years, and is now available for our pets. Laser therapy is proven to stimulate tissue repair and growth, accelerate wound healing, improve circulation and provide advanced pain relief while decreasing inflammation, pain and scar tissue formation. Pets also benefit from a faster recovery time from trauma or surgery. We recommend laser therapy as an advanced non-surgical treatment for a variety of conditions that can affect your pet's health and mobility. Some of the conditions that can be improved with laser therapy include: arthritis, acute and chronic pain, back injuries, sprains and strains, inflammation, edema (fluid retention in tissue) and wounds. Laser therapy provides an alternative solution to traditional pain management and can be used in combination with other treatment options.
Emergency and Critical Care - Our state of the art facility and highly trained staff members can handle all types of emergencies during routine office hours and we also offer after hour emergency services for certain types of emergencies.
If you have an emergency during our normal office hours, please call first to notify our staff, so we can be prepared for your emergency when you arrive. You can reach us during our normal business hours at 719-579-9488.
For after hour emergencies, please page one of our doctors at 719-599-2244. If a doctor doesn't contact you within 15 minutes or if it is a life threatening emergency, contact the Animal Emergency Care Center at 719-260-7141.
Microchipping - Microchips offer a permanent identification for your pet, reducing the risk of your pet becoming permanently lost because of missing collar or identification tags. Microchips have helped reunite thousands of pets with their families. We offer the most widely used microchip products to increase the chances of a safe recovery.
Pain Management - Our doctors and staff recognize that our patients feel pain and discomfort just like we would under similar circumstances. Because of this, our goal is to be as proactive as possible in preventing pain and discomfort in our patients. Whether your pet is having a surgical procedure, dental extraction, has arthritis, a soft tissue injury, or a debilitating illness, we have proven pain management protocols to help your pet feel as comfortable as possible.
Full In-House Pharmacy - We stock a wide range of veterinary medications for your pet's healthcare needs. We also offer an online store, available through our client's PetPortal, for items we don't stock in our hospital.
Behavioral Counseling - Our doctors see many common behavioral concerns and work closely with obedience and behavior trainers in the Colorado Springs area to provide you and your pet the best counseling and training possible.
Nutritional Counseling - All pets benefit from a balanced diet and our trained and certified staff can help you choose the right diet for your pet, to keep them happy, healthy and active. Some pets require a special diet for medical conditions, and our doctors will be able to recommend the right food for your pet's condition.
Rabbits and Pocket Pets - Providing proper medical care for rabbits, ferrets, and other small mammals requires specialized training and skills. Our veterinarians possess experience in the care and treatment for these special animals and can advise you of the dietary, maintenance, hygiene and medical needs of your special, furry friend.
Radiology or X-rays help our veterinarians evaluate muscular-skeletal, cardiovascular(cardiopulmonary), gastrointestinal, reproductive and urinary systems.
Professional Dental Cleaning - Increasingly, our clients have become aware of the fact that it is just as important to have their pets teeth examined and cleaned on a regular basis, as it is to protect their own teeth and gums. Our specialized services include professional dental cleaning, polishing, digital dental radiographs, fluoride therapy, tooth extractions, bonded sealants, oral surgery and specialized periodontal treatments. A painful mouth is only one side effect of infected teeth and gums. A mouth infection that goes untreated can cause serious systemic problems; such as: kidney disease, liver disease and heart disease.
Laser Surgery - Laser surgery uses a powerful beam of light to make an incision, rather than a traditional scalpel blade. The laser seals blood vessels and nerve endings while cutting, which translates to less pain, less bleeding and less swelling. This results in less post-operative discomfort and a quicker recovery time for your pet. We recommend utilizing the laser surgical option for most surgeries.
Specialized Surgery - Call us for more information!
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Dr Boley took care of my Teddy " leavenworth's pot pourri" kitty. I don't know if he remembers him but I will be forever grateful to Dr Boley for giving my Teddy 14 great years.
by Mary G.
xxx.xxx.169.56
July 01, 2012
I will absolutely return. I had an amazing experience, and they were by far the best I've ever seen. They were by far one of the best I've ever seen in their field. It was obvious that they've been ex
by Anonymous
December 13, 2011
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Has this provider ever cancelled your appointment on you last minute?
Never, they are very reliable.
by Anonymous
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December 05, 2013
Was this provider's office too loud?
Not at all, it was very peaceful and quiet
by Anonymous
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January 07, 2013
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