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Banfield Pet Hospital

4.2
(108 reviews)

Business Details

530 E Bromley Ln, Brighton, CO
80601, United States
(303) 637-7435
https://www.banfield.com

About

VeterinarianAnimal HospitalVeterinary PharmacyPet Services
Banfield Pet Hospital® - Brighton Palizzi provides quality and attentive health and wellness care for dog, cat and small animal pet patients. Our veterinarians and staff are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership and preventive health care with a full-service medical facility offering general services like routine vaccinations, microchipping, dental and surgical care and more. We are accepting new patients now.

Details

  • Requires appointmentAvailable
  • RestroomAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable

Location

Banfield Pet Hospital
530 E Bromley Ln, Brighton, CO
80601, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Reviews

4.2
108 reviews
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  • MP
    Mary Pierce
    2 days ago
    5.0
    Excellent service for me and my dog Gracie. Thorough and friendly.
  • SS
    Soli “Goo” Soli
    Oct 14, 2026
    5.0
    Great staff. They all treat my pet like their own. You can tell they love animals.
  • MP
    Miranda Prusik
    Oct 12, 2026
    1.0
    I brought my cat, Wallace, to Banfield Brighton Palizzi on September 29 for his regular Solensia injection. He had chronic kidney disease, and has gotten good care at this location over the duration - his kidney values had remained stable for approximately a year and a half. After running bloodwork on the 29th,, I was told his kidney disease had not progressed and that he still had quality of life. During the appointment, a new vet expressed wanting to give him medication for pain. I explicitly warned the veterinarian about Wallace’s previous adverse reactions to medications that altered his mental state. I specifically asked that he not receive anything that would make him high, explaining that he would pace continuously, stop eating and drinking, and be unable to sleep. Despite these warnings, he was given Zorbium, a long-acting opioid. I was unaware of what this was specifically at the time of picking him up, but specifically asked if it would make him high and was assured it would not make him high. Several hours after bringing him home, he began exhibiting the exact behavioral changes I had warned about. He subsequently went days without eating, drinking, or sleeping normally. I contacted the hospital for guidance and was told to wait for the medication to wear off. When I called again on Saturday seeking help, I was told they were full and that I needed to take him to an emergency hospital. At the emergency hospital, his kidney values had increased approximately fivefold in just a few days. I ultimately had to euthanize him that same day. I understand that Wallace had kidney disease, and I know his life would not have lasted forever. What I cannot reconcile is bringing in a cat whose condition had been stable, explicitly communicating his medication history and concerns, trusting the reassurance I was given, and then watching him deteriorate so rapidly. I cannot independently establish what caused his decline, but I have serious concerns about whether the medication, its effects, and the delay in obtaining supportive care contributed to his death. What makes this even more concerning is that Wallace had previously received Zorbium and experienced a similar reaction that required another hospital visit for monitoring, fluids, and appetite stimulants. I am requesting that Banfield investigate whether this history was reviewed before the medication was administered again. I have generally had positive experiences with the other veterinarians at this location, so my concerns are specifically about this incident and the veterinarian involved. To add insult to an already devastating loss, I renewed Wallace’s annual wellness plan early at Banfield’s request so his bloodwork could be covered. He received only one service under that renewal before he died days later (Mind you I still paid over $500 for the visit which was worth it at the time for proper care). I am now being told I owe almost $600 to cancel the plan. I have submitted a formal complaint to corporate requesting a review of his treatment, his medical records, and a waiver of the remaining balance. Wallace was not just a pet. He was my soul animal, a member of my family, and I trusted this hospital to help keep him comfortable and give him the best care. I am grieving his loss while trying to get answers about what happened and why I was left without help when I needed it most. I hope Banfield takes this seriously. Pet owners deserve to have their concerns heard, their animals’ medical histories considered, and their questions answered with transparency and compassion.
  • SH
    Samantha Habenicht
    Sep 26, 2026
    5.0
    This is one of the best Banfields I have used! Sign up for a wellness plan and you pay a monthly fee for everything included in the plan for the year. It make vet bills much more manageable, plus if you are on a plan and something unexpected comes up you will then get a discount.
  • KR
    Katy Roehrs
    Sep 20, 2026
    5.0
    Took my dog here this afternoon because he may or may not have eaten a raisin. It really was the cherry on top of an already not so great day but the doctor and the tech made it SO MUCH BETTER. I'm so thankful that they were there to help us induce the vomiting and laugh about the situation. Arguably one of the most fun vet visits I've been to considering the circumstances. My boyfriend will be switching his cats here too because he was so impressed. Thank you both so much!

Frequently Asked Questions About Banfield Pet Hospital

Does Banfield provide emergency care services?

No, but you can call us during hospital hours for urgent care advice. Depending on the situation, we can help provide a referral for urgent care, specialty providers, or to an emergency hospital. During non-hospital hours, please contact your local emergency hospital.

Can I get veterinary care online?

To help pets and their people stay healthy, Banfield clients who have Optimum Wellness Plans® can get remote general pet care advice and triage support directly from a veterinarian 24/7 through Vet Chat™ on the Banfield app.

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