Welcome

Since 1936, Glenwood Veterinary Clinic has provided quality care and service to a full array of large and small animals. Our practice focuses on horses, dogs and cats, but also provides service to other farm animals and smaller pets.

In addition to functioning as a primary care facility, GVC also is available as an equine referral center for other veterinarians on the Western Slope, and offers the services of 2 residency-trained equine surgeons, one of whom is board-certified and the other scheduled to sit the examination in February, 2012.

We offer a wide range of surgical and medical procedures and are equipped with extensive diagnostic and monitoring equipment. We are also equipped with 3 full size ambulatory units and can perform most equine and food animal services in the field.

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News & Events

• Schedule your dog and/or cat for Spring Spay Days!  Big discounts are available to spay or neuter your dog and cat (regardless of size), sponsored by the Garfield County Sheriff's office.  Spays cost $40, neuters cost $25, and all vaccinations are included.  The dates for Spay Days are March 5 through March 9, so call the clinic right away to make sure you can take advantage of this opportunity.

• GVC is proud to announce the return of Dr. Eric Everett to our practice in July. Dr. Everett has completed a 3-year equine surgical residency at the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center and will join Dr. Bohanon on our equine surgical team. With his addition, we look forward to offering year-round 24-hour equine surgical and referral services beginning this summer.

• GVC is now open many Saturday mornings! From 8 am to 12 noon we can now schedule small appointments at the clinic for our clients who need more flexibility. Call to 970-945-5401 to see Dr. Mease on Saturday

• Ask about our Equine Wellness Program, designed to keep your horse healthy and save you time and money.

• Continuing education: In December, Dr. Luedke attended the American Association of Equine Practitioners meeting in San Antonio, Texas. This is the largest equine conference in the world, and covers all aspects of equine medicine, surgery, and reproduction over a period of 4 days. Also, Dr. DeRouen attended the Littleton Equine Medical Center conference for referring veterinarians in January. Topics included equine ophthalmology, diagnostic nerve blocks, management of Equine Cushings Syndrome, neck pain, surgical emergencies in the stallion, and nuclear scintigraphy

• Congratulations to Dr. DeRouen! Anthony was recently accepted into a 3-year residency program in diagnostic imaging at the University of California-Davis. This is an extremely competitive program, and we are very proud of his accomplishment.

• Rachel Younger, on of our new equine technicians, just had her first baby. Congratulations, Rachel and Mike!