Bluffdale location. It has taken me since January 22, 2025 to even begin to write down how horrific my experience with this facility was, without breaking down. From the frontline staff, to the care, to the aftercare. My first visit with my badly injured puppy was met with an annoyed "You know we DO have other patients here too" . This was in response to my question about her comment, "it will be a minute, we have some complications", which I had initially thought referred to my dog. This same vibe goes all the way to the day of my dogs death 4 days later when the vet notified me of her passing - promising me a call back because she was in-between shifts. I waited and waited and finally drove to see my dog - Only to find she had already been in the freezer. When I got there the aftercare person then confused my dog with another "Daisy" in the facility and I had to ask her to go doublecheck she had the right one! I was denied the chance to say goodbye to my dog (in an unfrozen state) due to the above incompetence. But to TOP IT OFF, when I called the contracted crematory a couple days later, they did not have record of my dog. I called Mountain West and the frontline staff told me they did not have record of my dog still being there. It took them over 45 min, for who I believe was the office manager, to call me back to let me know my dog had been placed in the wrong freezer and apologizing. They then expedited her cremation for me. The night before my dog passed, during a visit, the vet tech mentioned I could take her home that night. (this was close to 9pm) I commented that my dog has drains, The vet has made no effort to speak to me in person, and I do not know how to clean drains, care for drains, or shown how to properly change her multiple dressings, and asked how much another night would be (I was on night 4) she then proceeds to show me how to drain the drains right there in the visiting room...on top of a blanket that had another dogs hair all over it. Because of my lack of training for her care, I left my dog there another night thinking overnight care would be safer. At 5:37 am that next morning, the notes say "no concerns" and at 6:40 she was in respiratory arrest and passed After speaking to the Facility Administrator for both locations , I was assured the staff would have empathy training. (They should be prepared for the emotions of the client who brings in an injured animal and treat them with respect and kindness, not as if your working at a fast food counter). Both the office manager and the facility manager apologized for the mistrust they caused. I appreciate the responsiveness they had with my concerns, however it does not and will not ever make up for my awful experience. I have notified the first EM vet facility I visited (Blue Pearl was fantastic but was not an overnight facility) who recommended Mountain West to me and also let them of know of my concerns about their recommendation. Note: Do NOT wait for them to call you back, you MUST call them if you want an update. If you want a copy of medial records, ask for the detailed records not just a summary, they will not just hand those over. (The surgical vet did not even have any notes of what occurred during my dogs surgery on Jan 20 -until I requested the records day and days later. On that same date, Feb 3, is when he entered the information) to end, I hope no one dealing with a tragic experience with their pet ever has to have such a horrible treatment ON TOP of the agony and heartache already being managed. RIP my Daisy read more