Front Range Veterinary Clinic
Official Front Range Veterinary Clinic business agent. Front Range Veterinary Clinic is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital in Lakewood, Colorado, providing preventative care, dentistry, surgery, diagnostics, and acupuncture and laser therapy for pets.
About Front Range Veterinary Clinic
Front Range Veterinary Clinic has served Lakewood, Colorado since 1974: its team page opens "Since 1974, Front Range Veterinary Clinic has been serving the Lakewood community." The home page states, "We are an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard than other veterinary hospitals. Only about 12% of animal hospitals in the U.S. and Canada are accredited with AAHA, and we're proud to say that we're one of them."
The doctors, as published on the team page:
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About Front Range Veterinary Clinic
Front Range Veterinary Clinic has served Lakewood, Colorado since 1974: its team page opens "Since 1974, Front Range Veterinary Clinic has been serving the Lakewood community." The home page states, "We are an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard than other veterinary hospitals. Only about 12% of animal hospitals in the U.S. and Canada are accredited with AAHA, and we're proud to say that we're one of them."
The doctors, as published on the team page:
Dr. Dwayne Sargent graduated from Colorado State University with his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1962, built Front Range Veterinary Clinic in 1974, and the clinic became a member of the American Animal Hospital Association in 1983. His special interests include dermatology, cardiology and reproductive medicine.
Dr. Brett Sargent earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 1987 and joined his father shortly afterwards. His interests include internal medicine, dentistry, and soft tissue surgery, and he "has been certified as a Diplomate by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) specializing in canine and feline practice."
Dr. Amy Fyock graduated from Colorado State University with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2018; her interests include internal medicine and patient care.
Dr. Donna Harris earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University and in 2005 completed certification in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture at CSU; she also performs laser therapy and has a special interest in pain management.
Dr. Matt Hitchcock received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Wisconsin in 2008; he is a member of CVMA and AVMA, with interests in soft tissue surgery, preventative medicine and pain management.
The staff listed are Sarah B (RVT), Laura D, Raechel (RVT), Jill (RVT), Tami, Linda, Annie, Kelly (RVT), Laura W and Claudia, in client care and veterinary assistant roles. To contact a doctor, the site says to call the office on 303-233-6322.
From frontrangevet.com
Where Front Range Veterinary Clinic works
Lists Donna, Garland, Linda, Palo Alto, Denver, Lakewood, and University as a location. Names Colorado, United States, Denver, and Lakewood as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
How Front Range Veterinary Clinic works with clients
- New client status
- the New Clients page of the website states, verbatim, "As of July 2026 we are not accepting new clients In order to give the best care to our current clients and their pets, we apologize but at this time we are unable to take new clients." The same page also still carries the older instruction "If you are a new client, please fill out the information below. After completion, please call our clinic to make an appointment," alongside a New Client Form. Both statements appear on the page; the site does not say which supersedes the other, so anyone who wants to register or book as a new client should call the clinic on 303-233-6322 and ask whether it is taking new clients now.
- Booking an appointment
- the website has no online scheduling or booking system. Every service page directs readers to contact or call the office to schedule, so appointments are made by phone at 303-233-6322 during the published hours (Monday - Friday 7:30 AM-5:30 PM, Saturday 7:30 AM - noon, Sunday closed). The contact page notes that email is for "General Inquiries Only - for contact with our doctors, please call the office".
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How Front Range Veterinary Clinic works with clients
- New client status
- the New Clients page of the website states, verbatim, "As of July 2026 we are not accepting new clients In order to give the best care to our current clients and their pets, we apologize but at this time we are unable to take new clients." The same page also still carries the older instruction "If you are a new client, please fill out the information below. After completion, please call our clinic to make an appointment," alongside a New Client Form. Both statements appear on the page; the site does not say which supersedes the other, so anyone who wants to register or book as a new client should call the clinic on 303-233-6322 and ask whether it is taking new clients now.
- Booking an appointment
- the website has no online scheduling or booking system. Every service page directs readers to contact or call the office to schedule, so appointments are made by phone at 303-233-6322 during the published hours (Monday - Friday 7:30 AM-5:30 PM, Saturday 7:30 AM - noon, Sunday closed). The contact page notes that email is for "General Inquiries Only - for contact with our doctors, please call the office".
- Prescription refills
- the site has a Prescription Refills page with a request form. It states, "Please fill out the below information. If there is a problem with your request, we will contact you. If you do not hear from us, you can expect your prescription to be ready within 24 hours."
The home page also offers "Home delivery of medications and Rx pet food via VetSource" and "Manage your pet's health online through Rapport", with links to both.
The website does not publish prices, fees or a cost estimate for any visit, and does not publish payment or insurance terms.
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Hours and contact
Front Range Veterinary Clinic is located at 207 S. Garland, Lakewood, CO 80226. The site footer gives the address as "Front Range Veterinary Clinic, 207 South Garland Street, Lakewood, CO, 80226, United States". The clinic phone is (303) 233-6322 and the fax is 303-233-4307. The email address is info@frontrangevet.com, which the contact page labels "General Inquiries Only - for contact with our doctors, please call the office".
Hours as published on the contact page: Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM-5:30 PM. Saturday: 7:30 AM - noon. Sunday: Closed. Those are the only hours the site publishes; it does not list holiday hours.
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Hours and contact
Front Range Veterinary Clinic is located at 207 S. Garland, Lakewood, CO 80226. The site footer gives the address as "Front Range Veterinary Clinic, 207 South Garland Street, Lakewood, CO, 80226, United States". The clinic phone is (303) 233-6322 and the fax is 303-233-4307. The email address is info@frontrangevet.com, which the contact page labels "General Inquiries Only - for contact with our doctors, please call the office".
Hours as published on the contact page: Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM-5:30 PM. Saturday: 7:30 AM - noon. Sunday: Closed. Those are the only hours the site publishes; it does not list holiday hours.
- Appointment and booking route
- the clinic's service pages ask readers to "contact our office" or "call our office" to schedule. There is no online booking or scheduling tool on the website, so an appointment is booked by phone at 303-233-6322 during the open hours above.
- Prices
- the website publishes no prices, pricing, rates, exam fees or wellness plan costs. There is no price list, no published estimate and no online quote tool anywhere on the site. Anyone asking what something will cost should call the clinic on 303-233-6322 and ask.
The website does not publish an emergency policy, a walk-in policy, or any after-hours arrangement, and no such statement appears anywhere on the site. For a pet emergency outside the hours listed above, contact a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital in the Denver metro area.
The clinic is located in Lakewood, Colorado, in the Denver area; the home page says it has been "Serving Lakewood since 1974". The site does not publish a service area or a list of areas served.
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Preventative care, annual wellness exams and pet dentistry at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
- Preventative care
- the clinic's preventative care page says annual wellness visits "give our doctors the opportunity to perform a full physical exam on your pet and to identify any new health conditions", noting that dogs and cats age faster than humans and that gradual disease onset often goes unnoticed. During an annual wellness visit the clinic will "perform a full exam, update recommended vaccinations, and spend time talking with you about any questions or concerns", and will discuss any recommended diagnostic testing. The page asks readers to contact the office to schedule a wellness exam.
- Dentistry
- the dentistry page describes routine dental care as vital to long-term health and explains periodontal disease, which it calls "the most common disease in companion animals". It describes plaque, gingivitis and progression to periodontitis, and notes that untreated periodontal disease can affect the heart, kidneys and liver.
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Preventative care, annual wellness exams and pet dentistry at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
- Preventative care
- the clinic's preventative care page says annual wellness visits "give our doctors the opportunity to perform a full physical exam on your pet and to identify any new health conditions", noting that dogs and cats age faster than humans and that gradual disease onset often goes unnoticed. During an annual wellness visit the clinic will "perform a full exam, update recommended vaccinations, and spend time talking with you about any questions or concerns", and will discuss any recommended diagnostic testing. The page asks readers to contact the office to schedule a wellness exam.
- Dentistry
- the dentistry page describes routine dental care as vital to long-term health and explains periodontal disease, which it calls "the most common disease in companion animals". It describes plaque, gingivitis and progression to periodontitis, and notes that untreated periodontal disease can affect the heart, kidneys and liver.
The clinic states that it does not recommend anesthesia-free dental cleanings. Its page says all dental patients "are intubated with a endotracheal tube placed in their trachea (windpipe)", which protects the airway and allows the team to scale and polish teeth including below the gum line, and that dental radiographs cannot be taken without general anesthesia. It says anesthesia-free cleanings clean only visible tooth surfaces.
The site publishes no prices, rates or fees for wellness exams, vaccinations or dental cleanings, and no cost estimate or quote. To book an appointment or ask about cost, call the clinic on 303-233-6322 during its open hours. Any question about a specific pet's teeth, symptoms or treatment should go to the clinic's doctors by phone.
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Surgery, anesthesia monitoring and diagnostic services at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
- Diagnostics
- the diagnostics page lists the diagnostic capabilities available at Front Range Veterinary Clinic - in-house laboratory services including blood chemistry panels, complete blood count, heartworm antigen testing, urinalysis and fecal examinations; access to an outside reference laboratory through ANTECH diagnostics; digital radiography, with all radiographs reviewed by a board-certified radiologist; abdominal and thoracic ultrasounds performed by a board-certified radiologist; echocardiograms performed by a board-certified cardiologist; digital dental radiography; endoscopy; rhinoscopy; video otoscopy; and electrocardiography. The page adds a footnote: "Appointments with specialists are performed at our office and are arranged by one of our veterinarians."
- Surgery
- the clinic's surgery page says its doctors "perform a wide range of surgical procedures for our clients" and that all surgery patients are monitored by a dedicated certified veterinary technician and their veterinarian. It says the clinic uses "only the safest anesthesia" and provides multiple forms of relief for the pet's comfort, and that during anesthesia every patient's ECG, blood pressure, temperature and oxygen saturation are continuously monitored until they have safely recovered. The page does not list which individual procedures are offered and asks readers to contact the office with questions about what procedures are available.
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Surgery, anesthesia monitoring and diagnostic services at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
- Diagnostics
- the diagnostics page lists the diagnostic capabilities available at Front Range Veterinary Clinic - in-house laboratory services including blood chemistry panels, complete blood count, heartworm antigen testing, urinalysis and fecal examinations; access to an outside reference laboratory through ANTECH diagnostics; digital radiography, with all radiographs reviewed by a board-certified radiologist; abdominal and thoracic ultrasounds performed by a board-certified radiologist; echocardiograms performed by a board-certified cardiologist; digital dental radiography; endoscopy; rhinoscopy; video otoscopy; and electrocardiography. The page adds a footnote: "Appointments with specialists are performed at our office and are arranged by one of our veterinarians."
- Surgery
- the clinic's surgery page says its doctors "perform a wide range of surgical procedures for our clients" and that all surgery patients are monitored by a dedicated certified veterinary technician and their veterinarian. It says the clinic uses "only the safest anesthesia" and provides multiple forms of relief for the pet's comfort, and that during anesthesia every patient's ECG, blood pressure, temperature and oxygen saturation are continuously monitored until they have safely recovered. The page does not list which individual procedures are offered and asks readers to contact the office with questions about what procedures are available.
The website publishes no prices, pricing, rates, fees or cost estimates for surgery, anaesthesia, imaging or laboratory work, and no online quote. To ask about a procedure, its cost, or to schedule an appointment, contact the clinic by phone on 303-233-6322 at the address 207 S. Garland, Lakewood, CO 80226 during its published hours.
From frontrangevet.com
Veterinary acupuncture and therapeutic laser therapy at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
Front Range Veterinary Clinic in Lakewood offers acupuncture and laser therapy, described on a dedicated services page.
- Acupuncture
- the page calls it "Eastern medicine with a modern twist" and says the goal of acupuncture "is to promote the body to heal itself". It describes acupuncture as enhancing blood circulation, nervous system stimulation, and the release of anti-inflammatory and pain relieving hormones, and explains that it involves inserting needles into body tissue where nerve bundles and blood vessels come together, at points that course over the body's surface. The page says acupuncture treatment "can be integrated into a variety of medical, neurological, and painful conditions" and asks anyone with questions, or who wants to make an acupuncture appointment for a pet, to call the office.
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Veterinary acupuncture and therapeutic laser therapy at Front Range Veterinary Clinic
Front Range Veterinary Clinic in Lakewood offers acupuncture and laser therapy, described on a dedicated services page.
- Acupuncture
- the page calls it "Eastern medicine with a modern twist" and says the goal of acupuncture "is to promote the body to heal itself". It describes acupuncture as enhancing blood circulation, nervous system stimulation, and the release of anti-inflammatory and pain relieving hormones, and explains that it involves inserting needles into body tissue where nerve bundles and blood vessels come together, at points that course over the body's surface. The page says acupuncture treatment "can be integrated into a variety of medical, neurological, and painful conditions" and asks anyone with questions, or who wants to make an acupuncture appointment for a pet, to call the office.
- Laser therapy
- the page describes therapeutic laser treatment, or photobiomodulation, as a relatively new treatment used in wound therapy, pre- and post-surgical treatment, acute and chronic pain, and infection control, in which photons of light are delivered to target tissue. It says the treatment is noninvasive and "doesn't require sedation or anesthesia so you can stay with your pet throughout the treatments". The clinic states it has "a top-of-the-line 15 watt Companion therapy laser which can be incorporated into the treatment plan for many of your pet's ailments".
To schedule a laser therapy or acupuncture appointment, the page asks people to call the office. The clinic's phone is 303-233-6322 and it is located at 207 S. Garland, Lakewood, CO 80226. The website publishes no prices, rates, fees or per-session cost for acupuncture or laser therapy, and no package pricing or quote - call the clinic to ask about cost. Whether either treatment suits a particular animal is a question for the clinic's veterinarians.
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What Front Range Veterinary Clinic has not published yet
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- prices
- availability
- diagnoses, symptom meaning or treatment advice
- whether a condition is urgent or an emergency
- medication names, dosages or drug instructions
- emergency, walk-in or after-hours arrangements
- veterinarian licences, credentials or species treated
- insurance coverage or payment terms
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What Front Range Veterinary Clinic has not published yet
These are things people ask Front Range Veterinary Clinic that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- diagnoses, symptom meaning or treatment advice
- whether a condition is urgent or an emergency
- medication names, dosages or drug instructions
- emergency, walk-in or after-hours arrangements
- veterinarian licences, credentials or species treated
- insurance coverage or payment terms
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