fountain valley animal hospital

Location:

311 Main Street
Security, CO 80911
719-392-4213


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Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. to noon

Please call us during normal business hours to take care of any emergency care. If you need after-hours emergency care, please contact these clinics:

Powers Pet Emergency

Map to this location

5956 Stetson Hills Blvd.
Colorado Springs
719-473-0482

Animal Emergency Care Centers

Map to both these locations

North: Near I-25 & N. Nevada Ave.
5520 North Nevada Avenue #150
719-260-7141

South: Near S. Academy Blvd.
    & Airport Rd.
3775 Airport Rd. and Academy Blvd.
719-578-9300

For new clients we offer $5 off your first visit. See our New Clients page to print out the coupon.

Seniors: Receive 10% off on examinations and vaccines.

Military: Retired or active, receive 5% off your medical bill.

(Products and over-the-counter items are not covered)

To help our senior pets remain healthy throughout their lives, we offer a wellness package on exam, bloodwork, and urinalysis. Offered to dogs and cats 7 years or more of age.

We believe that adopting pets is a great way to save lives and to find a friend for life. Please see us for further details.

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We Treat Your Pets As Though They Were Our Own
Welcome to Fountain Valley Animal Hospital, proudly serving southern Colorado Springs, Fountain, and Security/Widefield. The hospital has been at its current location, 311 Main Street, since 2007. The practice has come a long way from its early beginnings in 1986 as a satellite clinic of Cheyenne Mountain Animal Hospital.
Today, Fountain Valley is a full-service, small animal veterinary hospital, which means we have a full array of diagnostic equipment to quickly assess your pet's needs. We provide outpatient treatment and an extensive pharmacy to get your pet on the road to good health. Fountain Valley's dedicated staff is trained and ready to deal with any minor or major health issues. Although we are equipped to deal with emergencies and complicated medical cases, we emphasize preventative medicine.
Today's pets are living longer than ever; dogs are reaching their mid- to late-teens and our feline friends can reach their mid-twenties! Longer life spans are not only a direct result of better nutrition and advances in veterinary medicine, but also a result of better preventative health care.
Veterinary medicine has experienced a drastic shift the past decade from a focus on curing problems to a focus on preventing aliments. From infant to adult to senior, we'll help guide you and your pet through their first vaccinations, followed by routine checkups, dental work, and laboratory screening tests. Please visit our services page to learn more about how our hospital can serve you.
   
 
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