Reviewers consistently report exceptional individual care from named vets (Dr. Herz, Dr. Llewellyn, Dr. Bleakley, Dr. Courtney, Dr. Andy) who spend time understanding each pet's needs and brainstorm cost-effective plans rather than unnecessary tests. Staff accommodate urgent appointments and follow up by email or after-hours calls. One recent 3-star review flagged record errors (wrong age and name persisting in files) and delayed lab result calls when the assigned vet was out, though the reviewer praised the clinic's usual communication standard.
Recent shift: One 3-star review from 2 months ago signals a decline: the client noted recent record-keeping lapses (wrong pet age and name in file) and delayed lab result communication when the assigned vet was absent, contrasting with the practice's usual standard. Prior reviews span the full 20-year history with consistent 5-star praise, so this may represent a temporary operational strain rather than a pattern.
Review evidence is limited. Andy Nigro, DVM operates in Central Denver and lists services including wellness care, diagnostics, surgery, boarding, and pet sitting on their website.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Most visits feel professional and humane, with staff genuinely invested in animal welfare and prices well below typical vet costs. However, front desk errors (lost records, contradictory phone-to-counter information) and a few vet or tech interactions marked by impatience or rough handling undermine the promise; experience varies sharply by appointment and staff member. Dr. David Obrien earns specific praise for expertise. Reviewers consistently note affordability ($50 exams, low surgical pricing). Recent reviews hint at operational improvements, but medication handling missteps and lack of ownership for mistakes remain red flags for long-term clients.
Last updated 2026-07-06