The doctors and staff at Breckenridge Animal Clinic are dedicated to providing the best medical care for your pets. BAC is following the newest CDC Guidelines. Those who are not yet fully vaccinated should continue to wear masks. BAC will continue to offer curbside service at your request! Breck Animal offers advanced diagnostic services including digital xray, ultrasound, lab and more.
Get fido back into alignment and adjust painful hip and back issues with canine chiropractic. We offer generalized surgery services include spay and neuter for canine and feline clients. The Breckenridge Animal Clinic is a full-service small animal veterinary clinic located in Breckenridge, Colorado. We are locally owned and operated and have been serving local pets since 1990.
As long-time locals, we understand the special concerns of animal ownership in the High Country. Our doctors take the time to get to know our clients personally and to provide veterinary care that is centered around the personal needs of each pet and their owner.
Get fido back into alignment and adjust painful hip and back issues with canine chiropractic. We offer generalized surgery services include spay and neuter for canine and feline clients. The Breckenridge Animal Clinic is a full-service small animal veterinary clinic located in Breckenridge, Colorado. We are locally owned and operated and have been serving local pets since 1990.
As long-time locals, we understand the special concerns of animal ownership in the High Country. Our doctors take the time to get to know our clients personally and to provide veterinary care that is centered around the personal needs of each pet and their owner.
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Dr. Ed Hastain has been serving the animals of Summit County since 1990.
The Breckenridge Animal Clinic strives to provide the best quality small animal care while retaining a "small town doctor" feel that is often missing from many large animal hospitals.
Our staff and our doctors take a personal approach to treating your animal and we really take the time to get to know both the animal and the owner which helps us determine the best course of action.
The Breckenridge Animal Clinic is focused on preventative care.
The Breckenridge Animal Clinic strives to provide the best quality small animal care while retaining a "small town doctor" feel that is often missing from many large animal hospitals.
Our staff and our doctors take a personal approach to treating your animal and we really take the time to get to know both the animal and the owner which helps us determine the best course of action.
The Breckenridge Animal Clinic is focused on preventative care.
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At the Breckenridge Animal Clinic, we are focused on preventative care and encourage regular annual exams (senior pet bi-annual exams) to help catch any health issues before they become serious problems.
We offer a wide range of veterinary services to keep your companions feeling their best.
At this time we are small animal practice only.
This means we do not provide services for large animals (such as horses or cows).
We can treat some common ailments in exotic pets such as ferrets, rabbits, turtles, and birds, however we do refer out more serious treatments in these animals to our specialty partner clinics.
We offer a wide range of veterinary services to keep your companions feeling their best.
At this time we are small animal practice only.
This means we do not provide services for large animals (such as horses or cows).
We can treat some common ailments in exotic pets such as ferrets, rabbits, turtles, and birds, however we do refer out more serious treatments in these animals to our specialty partner clinics.
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Dr. Ed Hastain, DMV aka.
Dr. Ed is the owner and head veterinarian at the Breckenridge Animal Clinic.
Dr. Ed completed his veterinary studies at Colorado State University.
Dr. Ed has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1984 and opened the Breckenridge Animal Clinic in 1990.
Dr. Ed lives in Fairplay with his wife Diane and their dogs Quill and Willow, cats Star Kitty and Rincon and their two horses Nevada and Scout.
Dr. Ed is an avid outdoorsman who loves hunting and fishing and spending time with his two grandchildren in Puerto Rico.
Dr. Ed is the owner and head veterinarian at the Breckenridge Animal Clinic.
Dr. Ed completed his veterinary studies at Colorado State University.
Dr. Ed has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1984 and opened the Breckenridge Animal Clinic in 1990.
Dr. Ed lives in Fairplay with his wife Diane and their dogs Quill and Willow, cats Star Kitty and Rincon and their two horses Nevada and Scout.
Dr. Ed is an avid outdoorsman who loves hunting and fishing and spending time with his two grandchildren in Puerto Rico.
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This team has tons of compassion and huge hearts.
They treat my fur children like family and are always available when my pet is in need of attention at the last minute.
I never feel rushed and always get all of my questions answered.
I have been going to this clinic for 20 years and will continue.
My dogs are really important to me and that means to me that finding the "right" veterinary care is about a lot more than just who is close, who is open or who is cheapest.
Here are a few of the reasons I have chosen Breckenridge Animal Clinic and Dr. Caroline Cervelli to take care of our dogs.
They treat my fur children like family and are always available when my pet is in need of attention at the last minute.
I never feel rushed and always get all of my questions answered.
I have been going to this clinic for 20 years and will continue.
My dogs are really important to me and that means to me that finding the "right" veterinary care is about a lot more than just who is close, who is open or who is cheapest.
Here are a few of the reasons I have chosen Breckenridge Animal Clinic and Dr. Caroline Cervelli to take care of our dogs.
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We adopted Miss Emma Lou from the Summit County Animal Shelter in the autumn of 2006.
She was 3 years old at the time and had been in the shelter for quite a long time.
We saw her in one of the cages dipping her front paw into her water bowl and then licking the water off.
I thought she was on the way to going insane.
So we adopted her.
She was quite a handful for a number of years.
It was obvious she had been abused.
She was scared of newspapers and didn't hesitate to bite if you were not very careful.
She was 3 years old at the time and had been in the shelter for quite a long time.
We saw her in one of the cages dipping her front paw into her water bowl and then licking the water off.
I thought she was on the way to going insane.
So we adopted her.
She was quite a handful for a number of years.
It was obvious she had been abused.
She was scared of newspapers and didn't hesitate to bite if you were not very careful.
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