Granby Veterinary Clinic
458 E. Agate - Granby, CO 80446-0425
Call (970)887-3848 for an appointment!
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Granby Veterinary Clinic welcomes you!
Our Tradition is Excellence Listening to people, Caring for animals Welcome to Granby Veterinary Clinic. We provide compassionate healthcare services to animals in Granby and the surrounding areas. Dr. Susan Tasillo has offered a wide variety of preventive, medical, surgical and dental services for our patients since 2005. Currently, Dr. Sue is looking forward to a new graduate of CSU taking over in the summer of 2027. Meanwhile, we have limited clinic hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in order to continue to serve local residents. UPDATE: Grand County has suffered the recent tragic loss of Dr. Mike Brooks. He will be greatly missed and never replaced. We are also saddened by the retirement of Dr. Shauna Omlie and her personal loss. In the short term, residents may need to find services outside of the county if we are overwhelmed. We have listed other practices that can help under our Services menu. ALERT: A veterinarian must have established a veterinarian/client/patient/relationship (VCPR) prior to diagnosing or treating an animal. This means that an examination must take place before medicines can be prescribed. If we do not have what you need in stock, you can use Vetsource Home Delivery (on the left of this page) or any other internet pharmacy.
Please browse our website to learn more about our animal clinic and the services we provide for companion animals in Granby and the surrounding areas. Read information in our Pet Library. Please call our office today at (970)887-3848 for all your pet health care needs. |
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