Veterinary Health of Westminster

Welcome To Urban Paw Westminster

Our passion is for animals, and our primary function in the community is to offer whole-pet, life-long care for dogs and cats. By providing a wide range of services, including advanced soft tissue surgery and urgent care, we can assess and care for your pet in any situation. At Urban Paw Westminster, we combine preventive care, surgery and medical treatments to create a single place where your pet can be treated as a whole. We are invested in our community and do our part to give back through partnerships with local small businesses and non-profit volunteer work. We are also doing our part to be a good steward of the environment in how we build, stock, and maintain our hospital.

Our Hospital

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Convenient Online Pharmacy at Urban Paw Veterinary Clinic

At Urban Paw Veterinary Clinic, we understand the importance of easy access to your pet’s medications and health products. That’s why we offer a convenient online pharmacy, providing you with a seamless way to manage your pet’s health needs from the comfort of your home.

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Our Address

10460 Wadsworth Blvd.
Broomfield, CO 80021

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Contact

Email: Adminwest@urbanpawvet.com
Phone: 303-464-7501

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Hours

Mon – Fri: 8 AM – 5 PM
Every other Sat: 8 AM – 12 PM
Sun: Closed

Our Westminster Team

Dr. Brandi Trantham

Veterinarian

Dr. Brandi Trantham grew up in central New Mexico and obtained her BS in Animal

Science from New Mexico State University. She went on to veterinary school at Colorado State University and completed her degree in 2011. She has worked in small animal general practice since her graduation and has held several medical leadership positions during her career. She is most passionate about preventive care and soft tissue surgery.

Dr. T is an avid gardener, an aspiring bee keeper, and loves to travel as often as possible. She lives in Westminster with her husband and is the mother of three amazing daughters. She has two dogs of her own, Frankenstein and Little Chef, who remind her every day of the importance of the human-animal bond.

Dr. Greg Wojciechowski

Veterinarian

Dr. Greg Wojciechowski grew up in the suburbs of Chicago and relocated to Colorado in 2006. He obtained his undergraduate degree in biology from Colorado State University and continued his education there, completing his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2019. He has been working as a full-time general practitioner since graduation and enjoys seeing a diverse caseload. His professional interests include dentistry, soft tissue surgery and geriatric care. When he is not at work, he enjoys fishing and camping with his wife, son and two dogs, Leisl von Weisel and Izzy.

Stephanie

Office Lead

Stephanie is a Colorado Native whose love and interest for animals started at a young age. After high school she and her husband moved to the mountains and became ski lift operators, while attending college. She was given the opportunity to manage a new doggy daycare facility and moved back to the Arvada Area. During this time her interest in animal care grew larger and it was her goal to make a difference in the animal community. After managing 10+ years, she made a switch to animal medicine. She enjoys working with pets of all sorts but loves making a difference with aggressive animals.

When she is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her husband, three kids, and two dogs. They enjoy camping, snowboarding and dirt biking in their free time.

Sierra

RVT

Sierra was born and raised in Colorado and has always had an interest in animals and their care. After high school, she attended Bell Rey and graduated from Pima Medical Institute. She has been working in small animal general practice for over seven years and is passionate about preventive care and surgery.

When she is not at work, she enjoys riding horses, crocheting, and doing puzzles. She also spends a lot of time with her family and loves to garden.

Cicily

RVT

Cicily is a Colorado native who earned her Associates of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology from Community College of Denver in 2010. She has always been an animal lover and has dedicated her career to making sure they get the best care possible. She is passionate about dentistry and wellness care for her patients.

Cicily loves spending time with her husband, 2 kids, and dog Timber. They enjoy camping, four-wheeling and fishing

Esme

RVT

Esme grew up in Arizona where she attended the University of Arizona.

Esme has devoted her time to animal care since she was a teenagers and has worked in different aspects of veterinary medicine. Her favorite aspect of veterinary medicine is treating hospitalized patients and running dentals.

On her down time Esme enjoys gardening, reading and having dance parties with her husband, daughter and 2 kitties (Sonne and Luna).

Megan

RVT

Megan was born and raised in Colorado. She was going to school to be a nurse when she decided people are ‘sort of gross’ and she decided to be an animal nurse instead. She switched career paths and graduated from Bel-Rea in 2017. Megan loves running anesthesia, working with spicy cats and enjoys all dogs, big and small. When Megan is not taking care of your furry babies, she is going on adventures with her husband, two kids, and their black Lab Ember.

Laura

PVT

Laura is a Colorado native who has had an interest in animals since she was 5 years old. She’s been in the field for 7 years and loves having the connection with clients and their fur babies. She graduated from Pimas assistant program in 2019 and is currently working towards her degree in animal technology and science. In her free time she enjoys mountain trips with her partner Collin, cooking, baking, spending time with family, and loving on her fur babies Moose and Annabelle.

Brooklen

veterinary Assistant

Brooklen was born and raised in Colorado! She joined the Urban Paw team in 2025 with 2 years of experience as a veterinary assistant. She especially loves working with fearful and anxious patients to make visits less scary, and her special interests in the field include behavior, nutrition, and wound care. She is passionate about muzzle positivity – muzzled dogs are still good dogs! Outside of work, she can be found reading, writing, or playing video games. At home she has a nervous pit mix named Pluto and a chill rough collie named Basil, as well as a crested gecko named Papaya.

FAQs

Do you perform surgery on-site?

Yes. Acupuncture treatments are vital in improving the health of pets, making routine visits beneficial. We perform routine procedures like spays and neuters. We also can provide other general surgeries that may be needed in illness. Some examples may be foreign body surgeries, cystotomies, and pyometra surgery. Surgical needs vary in severity based on the pet’s condition at the time of presentation, and it may be recommended that a certain case be referred to a specialist.

Does my pet need yearly dental cleanings?

YES! Some dogs even need dental cleanings twice a year. It is recommended by the American Association of Veterinary Dentists that dogs and cats start having yearly dental cleanings at one year of age. That “dog breath” we all complain about is not normal. It is a build-up of bacteria in the mouth that causes painful destruction of the teeth and mouth and can affect our pet’s hearts and livers. Even if we were perfect at brushing our pet’s teeth twice daily (which few of us are), there would still be a need for a professional cleaning yearly. Humans brush regularly and are still recommended to have cleanings every 6 months –why would we not do the same for our pets?

How do I make an appointment?

Making an appointment is streamlined and easy. Check out the home page to easily book an appointment online or the ‘Appointment’ button in the navigation bar. You can also use our mobile site to book or, of course, you can call us! To book an initial rehabilitation assessment, you first need a general health appointment.

What do I do if my pet is sick?

Call us. We will do our best to accommodate you on the same day. In the event we are unavailable, we will work with you to find a suitable option to get your pet seen quickly. The sooner medical issues are dealt with, the better the outcome will be for chronic conditions. The sooner illness is dealt with, the better the outcome will be. We do also offer telehealth options. This is a way to at least consult with a vet immediately to determine the need for an in-person visit.

What is an in-hospital appointment?

At Urban Paw, we like to take the hassle out of caring for your pet. Once we have an established relationship with you and your pet, we move to in-hospital appointments. This means you leave your baby in our care for anywhere from 1 hour to all day, depending on what services are needed. This allows us to provide the highest level of care, taking breaks when your pet needs a break, running lab work, and creating a personalized treatment plan based on results all before you take your pet home. Comprehensive healthcare can be provided to your pet while you are not stuck waiting in an exam room. It’s a win-win!

What vaccines and preventatives does my pet need?

The vaccine schedule for your pet will be based on a physical exam, complete history, and exposure risk analysis from a licensed veterinarian. Every pet is a bit different, and your doctor will be able to partner with you to decide what’s best. In general, flea/tick and heartworm preventions are recommended for all dogs and cats unless there is a specific medical condition that makes it unsafe.

What will my first visit look like?

Like everything else at Urban Paw, we want your first visit to be streamlined and enjoyable. Please fill out our online history form prior to your visit and stop at our check-in kiosk in the lobby when you arrive to check yourself in. Standard COVID-19 questions will be asked first, and your temperature will be taken to ensure everyone’s safety.