MaxFund Wellness Center

MaxFund Wellness Center is listed on PawGuide under Veterinarians in Denver, CO. It is rated 4.2/5 from 1,030 Google reviews and holds PawGuide Silver (2 paws).

📍 1000 Inca St, Denver, CO 80204

⭐ 4.2/5 from 1,030 Google reviews

📞 (303) 595-0532

Services

  • Veterinarians

What pet parents say

Jordan Wyatt · 5★ · 2026-01-30

THE BEST EXPERIENCE!\n\nFrom start to finish my experience with this vet has been amazing! Every person I’ve interacted with has been friendly.\n\nOn top of that, my 10lb 15 year old dog has horrible dental disease. They put my mind at ease about the safety of her undergoing extractions to prolong her life and give it more quality as well.\n\nAll of their prices have been extremely reasonable and affordable, and they accept cherry payments which took a lot of the financial stress off!!\n\nMy dog had to have 19 teeth extracted and it was thousands cheaper than other vets quoted me. For 19 teeth extracted and medications, my cost was barely 2k. I know at other vets this would have easily been 4k-5k easily.\n\nA few days after surgery, they also called me to check in with my dog post surgery.\n\nI am very happy with my experience with this vet! I’ve always disliked vets and how overpriced the care seemed, but this clinic is very reasonable and quality!!\n\nwhenever it’s time to take my dog, cats, or any future pets, to the vet again, it will be MaxFund!

Ruby Starr · 4★ · 2026-01-06

Took our fur baby in for his annual exam. Other than the 20 minute wait to be seen (we had an appointment) it went well. Cost was reasonable and staff was attentive and personable. Will be using them again.

Brooke Kimball · 1★ · 2026-03-02

I almost didn't post this, but I feel that the care I received at MaxFund was negligent overall and I want to warn other pet parents. We trust the veterinarians to be experts in their field, knowledgeable and up to date on all the latest research, and know what is the best and safest treatment for our pets.\n\nMy cat, who had an underlying heart murmur (that I was told was mild), was prescribed prednisolone for a separate medical issue and the med ultimately put her into heart failure and she died 3 days later. The whole visit felt rushed and Dr. Malone never provided me with any education about any potential side effects or warning signs to look out for after starting the med. So when she first starting getting sick, I called the MaxFund clinic for advice, and I was given contradicting advice by two different vets on what to do. I brought her into the emergency vet but it was too late - the emergency veterinarian told me the prednisolone had put her into heart failure. I later did my own research and found two research studies that confirmed steroids can induce heart failure in pets. The researchers recommended that vets should be cautious when starting a pet on a steroid when they have an underlying heart condition, and that the pet should be further evaluated *prior* to starting the steroid. Dr. Malone was aware that my cat had a heart murmur. Had I known the potential risks, I never would have given the steroid to my cat. MaxFund also doesn't label any of their medication bottles with the dosage, so for all I know my cat might have been overdosed as well.\n\nI later sent an e-mail to the office manager and Dr. Malone communicating everything that happened to hold them accountable, she responded back to me but never took any responsibility for anything. This experience has made me lose my trust in the care at MaxFund so I will not be returning. But I wanted to share my experience in hopes of helping other people so they don't go through the same experience with their pet.

Fran Montano · 5★ · 2026-02-21

I was very pleased with check in staff, Vet assistance and Vet Dr. My doggy needed a dental evaluation on her teeth. I took her in for blood work than her surgery. My doggy was well cared for during her stay. I was contact my Vet doctor. Staff was good with her. They provided me with medication and sat with me to go over home care. Price was affordable for all they did. I will diffently be going back. Thank you Maxgund front staff, assistances and Vet doctor.

Derrick Noneya · 1★ · 2026-01-23

Okay, I'm sorry to do this, but I gotta be straight up; unless you've got a lot of money AND you can pay all at 1 time, that's the only way you're gonna get your dog, cat, or whatever any help at this place. The place itself does not offer any payment plans at all. You would have to have fantastic credit, 700 or more to get one of them. Because my credit score was 690 and I did not get anything. Your best bet is to go to humane. Colorado, that used to be called dumb friends. League, trust and believe this. Not only are they the cheapest? Because they are cheaper, as I gotta quote from both places. But they also offer payment plans without having to use a third party. And your credit score!

Questions about MaxFund Wellness Center

Where is MaxFund Wellness Center located?

MaxFund Wellness Center is located at 1000 Inca St, Denver, CO, 80204.

What is the phone number for MaxFund Wellness Center?

You can reach MaxFund Wellness Center at (303) 595-0532.

How is MaxFund Wellness Center rated?

MaxFund Wellness Center is rated 4.2 out of 5 from 1,030 Google reviews and is PawGuide Certified (2 paws) on PawGuide.

What are MaxFund Wellness Center's hours of operation?

MaxFund Wellness Center operates Monday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM; Sunday: Closed. Call ahead for holidays.

What services does MaxFund Wellness Center offer?

MaxFund Wellness Center offers Veterinarians.

Is MaxFund Wellness Center a good choice for veterinarians in Denver, CO?

MaxFund Wellness Center is editorially reviewed by PawGuide and rated 4.2★ on Google. PawGuide is curated — only businesses that pass editorial review are published.

Listing data last updated: June 8, 2026