Yes, her name is I-Lean. She lives here and likes to spend her time sunbathing in the windows.

Kittens and puppies should be 8-9 weeks old and receive boosters three weeks apart until they are 16 weeks of age or older.

Rabies can be given at 12 weeks of age, and by law have to be given by 6 months of age.

We recommend pets be sterilized at 4 months of age and 4 lbs in weight. Females should be done before they have a heat cycle and males before they reach puberty.

We are open from 7:00 am - 8:30 am for surgical and dental drop-offs. No doctor is available until 8 am.

All pets are ready to go home by 4 pm. We may not call you when your pet is ready to go, depending on how the day is going. You are welcome to call us at (801) 269-1213 after 1 pm to see if your pet is ready for early pickup.

Lab work (except histopathology reports) is usually in 24- 48 hours after your blood draw, and we should call you. If you have not heard from us by that time,  please call and leave a message for your doctor where you can be reached with those results.

We request that you fast all pets after 10 pm the night before their surgery or dental.

A little water on the morning of surgery is fine. If your pet is on medication it is ok to give them a small treat to get the pill down with. Diabetics should be fed a small meal and given 1/2 their normal dose of insulin. Inform the staff at check-in that your pet is diabetic and has had a small meal and insulin.

We recommend that all pets get a pre-operative blood screening. If your pet is 6 years or older, we require pre-operative blood screening before any anesthetic procedure.

You should receive take-home instructions when you pick your pet up. If not they are available here.