The Clinic
Dr. Aimee Johnson
I was born and raised in a small Texas town called Cash. I attended Texas A&M University, with a major in Biomedical Sciences, and was accepted for a position at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine.
Seeking a change of scenery after graduation, I accepted my first postition in Puyallup, Washington, a suburb outside of Seattle, where I practiced small animals medicine for one year. Deciding the Northwest wasn't my ideal location, I chose to move to Colorado, a state I had come to love while working on dude ranches during my summers between school years.
After a few years working as a relief veterinarian in Gunnison, Colorado, I found a permanent job in Evergreen, Colorado, where I worked until purchasing Creature Comforts Animal Hospital.
Throughout my career as a small animal veterinarian, I have always believed in practicing preventative medicine. I would much rather keep an animal healthy than have to bring them back from an illness that could potentially shorten their lives. I feel it is my privilaged duty to educate clients on how to be pet advocates rather than just pet owners. Many of us consider our pets a part of our families, and just as with our other family members, we want to see our pets healthy and happy for as long as we can. That is what I specialize in here at CCAH and it would be my pleasure to show you how we are different from other veterinarians.
I currently share my life with my 17 year old border collie, Nevar, and my young border collie, Seamus. Needless to say, I love them both very much. And it is my pleasure to say Nevar is still with me because I have practiced preventative medicine his entire life.
My staff and I place a high value on cultivating strong relationships with all of our clients. Please call CCAH today with any questions regarding myself or your pet's health.
I am also proud to announce I will soon be a part of our armed forces, serving my country as a part of the Army Veterinary Reserves Corps unit. I have always wanted the opportunity to do my part for my country and I take great pride in the decision I have made.
