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West Mountain Veterinary Hospital

1.9 (13 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

Pet sitting

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UrgentVet - Taylorsville - Waiting area outside exam rooms.

UrgentVet - Taylorsville

(14 reviews)

After an incredibly frustrating experience trying to obtain urgent veterinary care elsewhere…read moreearlier that evening, UrgentVet Taylorsville was an extraordinary contrast. From beginning to end, I was genuinely impressed. My dog was experiencing significant pain and difficulty getting up and walking. I went online, could see the available arrival times for the evening, selected the next opening, and drove over. After about ten minutes in the parking lot, with clear communication from the staff by phone, we were welcomed into a spotless, quiet lobby and immediately escorted to a private examination room with seating for both my partner and me. We stayed with our dog the entire time. We never had to separate from him, and he was able to remain comfortable in one room throughout the visit. We waited approximately 20 minutes for the veterinarian, but never once felt forgotten. A veterinary team member took vitals, discussed his symptoms with us, and returned twice simply to check on us, explain where we were in the queue, and ask whether we needed anything. That kind of thoughtful communication makes an enormous difference when you're worried about your pet. The veterinarian was exceptional. He spent approximately 20 minutes with us, listening carefully to our concerns and then directing his full attention to our dog. He conducted an extraordinarily thorough examination, assessing his heart, checking him from both sides, observing him standing, and carefully palpating different areas to investigate the source of his discomfort. I've had dogs for years, and I honestly cannot recall a veterinarian being more attentive and thorough during an examination. Just as importantly, every person who handled our dog was remarkably gentle. They spoke to him with genuine affection, moved carefully, and treated his comfort as a priority. It wasn't performative friendliness. It was thoughtful, compassionate care. Afterward, the team explained his medications, treatment instructions, and pricing clearly and transparently. We checked out right in the examination room. They provided his medical records to me and offered to forward them to his regular veterinarian. His medications were ready within approximately ten minutes of finishing the examination, and we were on our way. The entire experience took less than 90 minutes. The difference from my earlier encounter with another urgent-care provider could not have been more striking. Where I had previously encountered uncertainty and dismissive communication, UrgentVet provided clarity, professionalism, transparency, and extraordinary kindness. I actually asked whether they provided routine veterinary care, because I would happily make this team our regular veterinary practice. (Unfortunately, they specialize in urgent care.) That is perhaps the strongest endorsement I can give: after one visit, I trusted this team enough to want them caring for my dogs regularly. This is what veterinary urgent care should look like.

This place is amazing, they're quick and efficient! Not to mention you won't break the bank for an…read moreemergency visit! I will absolutely be coming back here.

Advanced Veterinary Care

Advanced Veterinary Care

(212 reviews)

I brought my cat in twice for a urinary obstruction and both times we received amazing care. He had…read morenever had any health problems before and all their staff and the vets who worked with him were so compassionate and made an effort to explain everything to me including possible causes, everything they needed to do to help him, aftercare instructions, options for managing the condition, and his prognosis. He had to stay overnight both times and the staff was very communicative with me, gave me regular updates, and answered all my questions. When he ended up needing surgery they readily recommended an outside clinic to help keep costs down. He is anxious and doesn't do well at the vet and everyone was very understanding when interacting with him. They saved his life twice and gave me great education on strategies for managing his anxiety. I wish it was an experience we did not have to have, but I have only good things to say about the clinic and am so grateful for the care and help they gave during that time. It was expensive but that is the nature of vet care. I recommend pet insurance to everyone!

I brought my cat i at 3 am with blood in his stool. I he ended up having salmonella. And didn't…read morereceive any medications for him because I couldn't pay them all at one time and they would not work out a payment plan with me. I was told to apply for a loan/line of credit, which I was not approved for because I have poor credit, and given an invoice and told that when I paid them I would receive medications. When I went back to pay them they told me there were no medications on file. Now I have not 1 but 2 sick kittens.

Country View Veterinary Hospital

Country View Veterinary Hospital

(36 reviews)

I had a really great experience with Country View Veterinary Hospital and really wish I had gone…read morethere first. On 06/10, I took my 11-year-old Great Pyrenees to another vet (beware of Utah Veterinary Hospital) because he was limping and had a swollen foot. I thought it might be something like a foxtail, but they barely looked at his foot and told me it was hip dysplasia and that his foot might just be swollen from laying on it. That I shouldn't worry about it. They told me to come back in about 10 days for X-rays and bloodwork and I scheduled a follow-up for 06/22. My dog just kept getting worse and by 06/17, he could barely walk. I called my other vet to see if they could get me in earlier and they said his pain was "to be expected". I decided to get a second opinion, and Country View was able to get me in within a couple hours. The difference was obvious right away. They actually took a good look at his foot and immediately said he likely had a fracture or an infected wound. They did X-rays with anesthesia, ran bloodwork, and found and treated an abscess in his foot. They cleaned and drained it, and sent us home with antibiotics and probiotics. They also took the time to show me the X-rays and explain what was going on with his hip dysplasia and what our treatment options are, which I really appreciated. On top of all that, it ended up costing less than what I had been quoted at the other vet for just X-rays under anesthesia and bloodwork. I'm really grateful for how quickly they acted and how thorough they were. It made a huge difference for my dog and just a day later he already seems so much better. I definitely recommend Country View Veterinary Hospital.

This place used to be good but now they are completely over priced. They seem to just want your…read moremoney more than anything.

MedVet Salt Lake City

MedVet Salt Lake City

(130 reviews)

City of South Salt Lake

They were amazing they took great care of my baby even though we didn't get to bring him home we…read morestill gotta bring home some great keepsakes. Thank you so much for making the process beautiful. If you have to put a pet down this would be a great place. Highly recommended!

PLEASE READ BEFORE TAKING A FERAL CAT TO MEDVET SALT LAKE CITY…read more Today, my feral cat Peachy was denied the peaceful, humane goodbye she deserved because the staff at MedVet failed to follow my repeated instructions. Before arriving, I specifically called to confirm they had experience with feral cats and could sedate Peachy WHILE STILL INSIDE HER TRAP. They assured me they could. I explained to multiple staff members that Peachy was 100% feral, had NEVER been handled, and MUST be sedated before being removed from her trap. I repeated this countless times and begged them to be gentle. THEY DID NOT LISTEN. Because Peachy was weak and lethargic, the staff decided sedation wasn't necessary. They removed her from the trap, restrained her in a blue wrap, placed a cone around her neck, and inserted a catheter WHILE SHE WAS FULLY AWAKE. When they returned her to me, she panicked. What I didn't realize until approximately 15 minutes later was that the restraint had become tightly lodged INSIDE TO THE BACK OF HER MOUTH, forcing it wide open. It was wedged so tightly that even the veterinarian struggled to remove it. THIS IS HOW MY BABY SPENT HER FINAL MOMENTS ALIVE. The veterinarian and manager repeatedly apologized, acknowledged that the staff should have listened to me, and blamed miscommunication between staff members. Miscommunication is NOT an excuse when an innocent, voiceless animal's life is in your hands. I have spent years caring for feral cats. Being too weak to fight back does NOT mean an animal isn't terrified. I did everything possible to prevent this. I called ahead, explained her needs, and repeatedly advocated for her. All they had to do was LISTEN. I brought Peachy to MedVet to END her suffering, not add to it. I cannot recommend MedVet Salt Lake City for feral cat handling or euthanasia. I share this in hopes that no other animal or rescuer experiences what we did. My sweet Peachy deserved so much better. An apology cannot undo the fear and suffering she endured.

West Mountain Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated October 2026

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