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    Advanced Veterinary Care

    3.2 (212 reviews)
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    Updated 1 month ago

    Services - Advanced Veterinary Care

    Mass or tumor removal

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

    Emergency pet hospital

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    Healed!

    My three month old puppy broke her leg and my Vet recommended we take her to AVC. The vets and staff were excellent and assisted us in getting through the next three weeks and healing our sweet puppy. Keeping a three month old lab puppy calm and quiet is next to impossible, not certain we would've gotten through this stressful time without the excellent care and advice of the vets and staff at AVC. CAN STRONGLY RECOMMEND THEM!

    Katie P.

    Our Charlie pup of 11 years, who'd never had a sick day in his life, went from a typical great doggie day to an emergency in the space of about three hours. To make a long story much shorter, we rushed him here. A saint of a man (there for his own pet) rushed out to carry Charlie in...running alongside the three staff who came outside as well. They did all they could, but our Charlie didn't make it. The compassion shown to my son and I was incredible. I can't say enough good about the love and care that goes into helping our beloved furry family members. They cried alongside of us. This is a very hard business....taking care of our pets when we can't. It's hard on them as well ... especially during the holidays. Thank you for your kindness and compassion when we needed it the most.

    Gunner in the AVC waiting room, waiting to see if he needs emergency surgery after eating a Pyrex pan of brownies, glass and all.

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    $500 for 2 stitches seems excessive. The veterinarian was awkward and probably shouldn't have graduated

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    If you have a pet, you need to go here and request care from Dr.Campbell. He will save your animal's life and look good while doing it.

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    UrgentVet - Taylorsville - Waiting area outside exam rooms.

    UrgentVet - Taylorsville

    (12 reviews)

    I recently chose UrgentVet when my Vet couldn't see my dog soon enough for a rapid onset ear…read moreinfection. I chose UrgentVet based on a friend in vetmed recommending the chain itself and reading the reviews. Overall, good experience and fair pricing. They are a "fear free" practice I believe, which is positive, especially when you have a dog who has vet-related ear trauma. It does potentially limit what can be done without the need for sedation. I went in hoping to avoid sedation for an ear exam but knew it was a possibility. They did sedate and we went home once she was walking on her own. Pricing ended up being less than expected - mainly because I was quoted an astronomical price. The staff was up front about cost and gave an estimate for the exam fee and ear cytology - this was right after they told me they would likely sedate. I asked for an estimate on sedation and while I was soaking in that number in they mentioned a few other things that could come up but did not say how much they would cost. This caught up to me once the staff left the room. I love up front pricing but would appreciate estimates including the big ticket items - even if they don't end up happening. Not knowing is half the battle. In the end, they were very generous and removed extra charges associated with sedation that my dog didn't use to the full extent because she was sedated for such a short period. They do exams and care in the back without owner present (maybe you can ask, I didn't) which probably helps the pet. I would have appreciated meeting the vet prior to the vet examining/interacting with my dog, especially since my dog has had a traumatic event with a vet in the past. They were very responsive via email - sent invoice and SOAP notes for insurance along with forwarding to my primary vet. I would go back in a urgent situation. I had never been to an urgent vet before and wasn't sure of their setup. Part of any misunderstanding of care choices/pricing would also be improved by me asking for clarification from the jump.

    This isn't a review I really wanted to write about, as it still brings up some heavy emotions. We…read morehad to put one of our cats down a few weeks ago, and we brought her here to Urgent Vet in hopes that maybe they could help, as it was a homeless cat we tried to help. It was a tough decision, but we couldn't afford to get her the care she needed. I appreciate how compassionate and empathetic the staff was in making this difficult decision. They gave us the time we needed with our sweet girl to give her all the love we could before letting her pass over the rainbow bridge. Thank you for all you did to care for her too, Urgent Vet.

    Utah Dog Park Airport

    Utah Dog Park Airport

    (120 reviews)

    Poplar Grove

    I love the Utah Dog Park. They have big windows to peer in at the pups and my dog, Chancho is…read morealways following around the staff for snuggles. I picked him up yesterday after being boarded for 3 dyas and there was an extra charge I wasn't aware of - they worked with me to make sure I got only what I signed up for and I really appreciate that since we always use them to board Chancho. We will continue using UDP and really appreciate the extra care the staff takes to make Chancho feel loved when he's out of his home and away from his family.

    Level of care has declined for the animals since Covid…read more We left our healthy 3 small dogs for a few days and wrote down (as verbally gave) strict instructions with the check in person that meds and diet restrictions were needed for one of the pups. I emphasized the strictness of feeding ONLY the food I brought, which was frozen fresh food already measured out in ziploc baggies. This pup in particular has severe allergies to everything but lamb and rice. The meds I brought needed to be administered for once a day for two more days. When I picked the pups up on the 4th day, I could tell that my instructions were not followed as my allergy-ridden pup had severely broken out with inflammation, redness, goopiness on his face. He was scratching profusely too. I was so upset but no one was available to discuss this with who could help. Once I got my pups home I took a closer look to examine the same dog and found that he also had broken out badly on his underside including on his little wee wee. I called the UDP back and told them about this additional evidence of showing that he was given food that was not the lamb I brought specifically for him. I couldn't get anyone on the phone to talk to, just through texting. The person responding to me denied feeding anything other than the expensive fresh food I brought for him--should have I expected anything differently? It was simple instructions, I thought. Too bad the workers didn't follow them. These symptoms only appear when he eats non-lamb based foods. I took him to my vet and right away the skin graph showed he had developed a very bad staph infection! The vet asked how did this happen, to which I told him of my suspicions with UDP boarding personnel not following the instructions I gave. I ended up with a $480 invoice from the vet for the exam, tests, and medications including antibiotics! I reached out again to UDP and got nowhere on accepting some responsibility for this. My biggest concern is that someone's pet could experience an even more serious result if the staff continue to function this way with clients. Having a vet clinic onsite doesn't matter if there is no reporting or interaction between the two groups. Honestly, many of the personnel now working in the facility appear to be going through a rehab program of sorts. A bit judgmental on my part but difficulty lies in appearance and demeanor. I know the vet clinic is second location to the one in West Bountiful. We used to go to this vet clinic but changed after we started being nickel and dime'd for unnecessary services, pressured up-sales and some influencing/guilting into more unnecessary treatments. One of our pups passed away while in their care too. We changed to the Clearfield Vet Clinic instead and got better service and pricing. Maybe it's time for the owner(s) to re-examine the operations of these businesses before things get worse. I used to love this place but since before Covid, I watched a steady decline in the quality and don't feel comfortable boarding my pets here anymore. Such a shame.

    My Puppy Crush - Now 3 boys and 3 girls available

    My Puppy Crush

    (19 reviews)

    I found my Berne's doodle on here and he was delivered in a few days. Nina was a pleasure to work…read morewith and all was smooth from phone conversations until now CLOONEY has bee. Here 3 weeks and is well behaved from day one. He plays and goes outside and is a sweetheart all my neighbors and friends love him.

    I normally do not leave negative reviews, but after everything we've gone through with our dog…read moreTheo, I feel future buyers deserve to fully understand our experience with MyDoodleCrush and the limitations of the health guarantee being advertised. We purchased Theo believing we were buying from a breeder that strongly stood behind the health and genetics of their puppies. One of the main reasons we felt comfortable moving forward was the advertised "2-Year Genetic Health Guarantee," which states coverage for "life-threatening, crippling, and/or disabling congenital (genetic) health defects." Unfortunately, before Theo even reached 2 years old, we began noticing mobility issues and discomfort. After veterinary evaluations, X-rays, and orthopedic review, Theo was diagnosed with bilateral lateral patellar luxation affecting BOTH knees/stifles. His records also documented joint remodeling, instability, and possible cruciate ligament involvement. Surgery was recommended due to the severity of the condition. For anyone unfamiliar with this diagnosis, this is not a minor issue. Theo's kneecaps are not properly staying in place, and the condition affects both legs. We were informed this is often considered a congenital/developmental orthopedic condition and can progressively worsen over time if left untreated. The recommended treatment is corrective surgery on both knees, typically done one leg at a time. The estimated cost for treatment and surgeries is now expected to be roughly $14,000 once both knees, follow-up care, medications, imaging, and recovery are included. When we contacted the breeder and provided all veterinary documentation, X-rays, records, and surgical estimates, we were told the condition was not covered under the health guarantee because the contract only applies to genetic defects that cause "early natural death." What was especially frustrating was that their initial response even referred to Theo's condition as a "hip issue," despite the veterinary records clearly showing this is a bilateral knee/stifle condition. We then pointed out that the wording on their website says the guarantee covers "life-threatening, crippling, and/or disabling congenital (genetic) health defects," which sounded much broader than only conditions leading to death. After carefully reviewing the actual signed contract, we discovered the language in the contract is much narrower than the wording presented on the website. The signed agreement primarily limits coverage to genetic abnormalities expected to shorten life expectancy to less than 5 years. Because Theo's orthopedic condition is considered treatable and not fatal, coverage was denied. To be fair, communication from the breeder remained polite throughout the process. However, as buyers, this experience was heartbreaking and extremely disappointing. When you read phrases like "crippling" or "disabling congenital defects" in a health guarantee, most families reasonably believe serious hereditary orthopedic conditions affecting a young dog would at least receive some level of support or consideration. Instead, we are now facing approximately $14,000 in surgical and medical expenses for a dog that is not even 2 years old. I am sharing this not out of anger, but because I genuinely want future buyers to fully understand what they are signing and what the guarantee may or may not actually cover. Before purchasing, I strongly encourage anyone considering a puppy from this breeder to: carefully review every word of the signed contract, specifically ask whether orthopedic conditions like patellar luxation are covered, ask whether the guarantee includes treatment costs or only replacement/refund remedies, and make sure the website wording matches the actual signed agreement. Theo is a wonderful dog and we love him deeply. We will do everything we can to get him the treatment he needs. But I believe future families deserve complete transparency before making such a major emotional and financial commitment. BTW - same company as My Doodle Crush

    East Valley Veterinary Clinic

    East Valley Veterinary Clinic

    (68 reviews)

    Sugar House

    Dr. Mai is attentive and caring and takes plenty of time to make sure our cat is ok! Highly…read morerecommend east valley vet!

    Truly want to like this clinic but this last visit was the last straw. The staff in the entry were…read morekind and helpful as was the technician. However, while I was waiting for 30 minutes to have our dog seen, I had to listen to loud talking with the staff including swearing and calling someone a "B****". Then Dr. Butler comes in (after I can hear her talking so loudly about how I chose not to get a kennel cough shot) and proceeds to be very abrasive, loud and dismissive. She cut me off about 5 times with every question I asked, was upset I didn't want to get the kennel cough shot and then acted very passive-aggressively when saying "so your dog doesn't like other dogs". That was her say I should get this shot. She continued to cut me off until I asked her to let me finish. In addition, the dentist who worked on my dog's teeth to clean them last said she could come back for a teeth cleaning without anesthesia as she was so calm and cooperative. When I brought this up to Dr. Butler, she nearly cut my head off saying that would be "bad medical practice and he has NO authority to determine this, only I CAN". SO UNPROFESSIONAL and again, seems as though they are only interested in profit, not wellness. She proceeded to tell me their dentist has no authority to make decisions or recommend treatments, in a very rough and unprofessional way. Hopefully, their new vet will be better.

    Advanced Veterinary Care - vet - Updated May 2026

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