VETERINARY HEALTH & REHABILITATION
We offer convenient and effective whole-life care for your furbaby!
Get to know Urban Paw.
At Urban Paw, we combine preventive care, surgery, rehabilitation, and fitness training to create a single place where your pet can be treated as a whole.
Best of Denver Award!
Best New Veterinary Hospital Award for 2022!
Access Your Pet Portal
Please copy and save this link to access our online patient portal. When logging into the pet portal, please enter your account information as it shows on your account and/or invoice. With the pet portal you can schedule appointments, refill prescriptions, make payments and even view your pet’s vaccine status and other pertinent records!
Sign up to learn more about our Curvy Canine Camps!
Hurry—there are limited spots and they’re filling up fast!
Community Advocates
We are deeply invested in our local community and give back through partnerships with other local small businesses and nonprofits. We are also doing our part to be a good steward of the environment in how we build, stock and, maintain our hospital.
Advocacy, Innovation, Rehabilitation.
Innovation.
Our use of technology streamlines visits for you and your pet.
Rehabilitation
We utilize everything from manual therapies to therapeutic lasers to underwater treadmills to get your pet back on their feet.
Our Services:
Preventive Care
Dental Care
Surgery
We perform preventative surgeries such as spays, neuters, and dental cleanings as well as other general surgeries that may be needed in illness.
Rehab Services
Geriatrics
Our older friends have changing needs, and we are here to work with you to ensure we balance preventive and interventional measures to help them live their best lives.
Underwater Treadmill
We love our clients and patients!
We know you have many choices when choosing the best local veterinary hospital, and we’re happy that you’ve
decided to join the Urban Paw family. Your kind words and feedback help us continue to
provide exceptional service to you and your pet.
Join the waitlist for our Fitness Camp!
Obesity is the most common disease in dogs and cats. Just like in humans, carrying extra weight can put a strain on the heart and joints and can lead to metabolic diseases, all of which can decrease your pet’s quality of life and even shorten their life span. Being as passionate as we are about whole patient care, we want to help our furry friends shed the extra weight and live their best lives. Enroll your dog in camp Monday/Weds/Fri from 8-6, where they can enjoy the physical and social benefits of a group exercise class that is focused on weight loss. We take our patients through controlled exercises, use the water treadmill when appropriate, and make dietary recommendations. Click below to join the class and let us help take your dog from flab to fab!
Learn more about our Curvy Canine Camps!
Studies have shown that overweight dogs, even by as little as 2 lbs, can have an average lifespan of 2 years less than a dog of ideal body condition. This is attributed to the fact that excess weight can lead to painful joints as well as an increased risk of heart disease and other medical conditions like diabetes.
How can you tell if your pet is carrying too much extra weight?
- Panting more
- Heat intolerant
- Trouble getting in and out of the car
- Slower or struggling on stairs
- Sluggish, slowing down or sleeping more
- Slower on walks or losing endurance
- Ask your vet
Losing weight is hard – let us help! Each 45 min Fitness camp session includes:
- Weigh in and weight tracking
- Dietary recommendations
- Therapeutic exercise
- Walk on the underwater treadmill
- Mini massage
Beneficial outcomes are similar to humans on a routine exercise/diet plan:
- Weight loss
- Muscle strengthening and resilience
- Improved cardiovascular health
- Improved mental health
- Increased endurance
- More energy
Join the waitlist for our Golden Oldies Camp!
We hear this one all the time from our clients when their pet reaches a certain age: “he’s starting to slow down a little.” There are many reasons this starts to happen as your pet ages, but we refuse blindly write this off as a normal progression of age that we need to accept. Many times, what our older friends need is more gentile-controlled activity, stretching, and weight loss. They lose muscle mass and add fat more easily as they age, so a change in diet and a specific focus on strengthening and stretching muscles can do a lot to keep your pet limber and comfortable with fewer drugs. If your dog is eight years or older, enroll them in the Golden Oldies camp for a Tues/Thurs 8-6 program where we work through group exercises, stretching activities, make diet recommendations and use the water treadmill where appropriate. Click below to join the class, and together let’s keep our older friends comfortable and happy longer!