"Hands down the best vet in town! Dr. Rowe is kind, compassionate and as fair as they come. His staff is great also. We're always treated with respect by Dr. Rowe and I've never felt like he didn't have what was absolutely best for my pet in mind. They have great prices and a beautiful facility. Highly recommend."
~Amanda G.
Dr. Tim Rowe Veterinarian/Owner
I am tremendously excited and proud to open Timberline Animal Hospital. After providing veterinary care with a local Fort Collins Hospital since 2007, the time has come for me to bring my vision of veterinary excellence to life. My professional passions are dentistry, internal medicine, surgery, and developing trusting relationships with pets and their
people. My promise to you is to deliver compassionate care with outstanding service to both you and your pet and never lose sight of my core values as a veterinarian.
I earned my Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 2005 and was the recipient of The Pfizer Veterinary Specialty Team Award for Excellence and Clinical Proficiency in Internal Medicine. After graduation I moved to Northern California and practiced in a very busy hospital for two years. My family and I missed Fort Collins and we returned in 2007.
I grew up in Albuquerque and many of my family members still call New Mexico home. My wife, Heather, and I have three children and enjoy skiing, camping, hiking, playing games, and watching movies together. I am also a dedicated runner and am out on the trails early most mornings. Accumulating pets is an occupational hazard of being a veterinarian and our pet family consists of many dogs and cats (but I won’t say how many because the number can change at anytime) and a guinea pig.
Please stop by and let me give you a personal tour of Timberline Animal Hospital. I look forward to seeing you!
people. My promise to you is to deliver compassionate care with outstanding service to both you and your pet and never lose sight of my core values as a veterinarian.
I earned my Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 2005 and was the recipient of The Pfizer Veterinary Specialty Team Award for Excellence and Clinical Proficiency in Internal Medicine. After graduation I moved to Northern California and practiced in a very busy hospital for two years. My family and I missed Fort Collins and we returned in 2007.
I grew up in Albuquerque and many of my family members still call New Mexico home. My wife, Heather, and I have three children and enjoy skiing, camping, hiking, playing games, and watching movies together. I am also a dedicated runner and am out on the trails early most mornings. Accumulating pets is an occupational hazard of being a veterinarian and our pet family consists of many dogs and cats (but I won’t say how many because the number can change at anytime) and a guinea pig.
Please stop by and let me give you a personal tour of Timberline Animal Hospital. I look forward to seeing you!
Courtney-Veterinary Technician
Bio coming soon!
Xander-Pet Care Aide
Growing up in Colorado I spend many of my days outside enjoying the mountains. I am a swimmer on FAST and for Poudre High School, where I am a junior. I work as a Lifeguard over the summer, and when I am not training with my swim team you could find me fishing with my little brother Jake. Having a
Veterinarian for a father growing up we always had animals in the home, currently we live with 5 cats and 3 dogs. I don’t have much free time between school and swim team, but over the weekend I enjoy helping out my parents and working with animals at the hospital.
Veterinarian for a father growing up we always had animals in the home, currently we live with 5 cats and 3 dogs. I don’t have much free time between school and swim team, but over the weekend I enjoy helping out my parents and working with animals at the hospital.
Silas-Greeter
Silas came to our hospital as a foster cat from the Fort Collins Cat Rescue after the floods in September 2013. He was thin and it was clear that he was in pain when he ate. Silas would sit crouched in the corner and our staff was concerned that there was something wrong with his teeth. After a dental assessment, it was clear that Silas needed a dental cleaning and dental x-rays were needed to assess his teeth. The x-rays showed that he had two teeth where the crown was separated from the root below the gum line. Three weeks after his dental and extractions, he was a new cat!
He started eating, gaining weight, and he started sleeping in his cat bed at the front desk. After three months as a foster cat, we all had become very attached to Silas. We decided to make it official and finalized his adoption with Fort Collins Cat
Rescue in late December. He is now an official resident of our hospital and a great greeter. Silas is the perfect hospital cat. He is oblivious to dogs, likes other cats and kittens, and REALLY likes our guinea pig patients. You will usually find Silas sleeping in his bed at the reception desk or he’s in the back basking in the sun next to the toasty autoclave. We look forward to years of Silas as
the official hospital greeter.
He started eating, gaining weight, and he started sleeping in his cat bed at the front desk. After three months as a foster cat, we all had become very attached to Silas. We decided to make it official and finalized his adoption with Fort Collins Cat
Rescue in late December. He is now an official resident of our hospital and a great greeter. Silas is the perfect hospital cat. He is oblivious to dogs, likes other cats and kittens, and REALLY likes our guinea pig patients. You will usually find Silas sleeping in his bed at the reception desk or he’s in the back basking in the sun next to the toasty autoclave. We look forward to years of Silas as
the official hospital greeter.
