Valley Veterinary Hospital Draper

Valley Veterinary Hospital Draper Urgent and primary veterinary care. Please call to schedule an appointment or inquire about walk-in availability and wait times.
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🎄Happy holidays from our veterinary family to yours!Our hospital will be closing early on Wednesday, December 24th. Our ...
12/19/2025

🎄Happy holidays from our veterinary family to yours!

Our hospital will be closing early on Wednesday, December 24th. Our hospital will be closed on Thursday, December 25th, and Friday, December 26th. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, December 29th.

🗒️Please also note we will be closed on Thursday, January 1st.

If your pet experiences a medical emergency while we’re closed, please contact one of these 24/7 veterinary emergency hospitals in our area:
📍 MedVet Salt Lake City
331 W Bearcat Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84115 — Phone: (385) 341-4444
📍 Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) Sandy
11084 S State St., Sandy, UT 84070 — Phone: (801) 783-5010
📍 Mountain West Veterinary Specialists Bluffdale
13860 S 2700 W, Bluffdale, UT 84065 — Phone: (801) 515-5011
📍 Advanced Veterinary Care Millcreek
1021 E 3300 S, Millcreek (Salt Lake City), UT 84106 — Phone: (801) 942-3951

Wishing you and your pets a safe, warm, and wonderful holiday! 🎄

12/18/2025

Membership approved ✔️
Copper says “Welcome to the Cool Pup Club “😎🐾

12/17/2025

When your patient doubles as arm day 💪🏼😻

Maine C***s are known as the “gentle giants” of the cat world. Friendly, intelligent, and famous for those tufted ears, fluffy tails and large size. They are originally from Maine, USA.

✨Fun fact: Maine C***s were once working cats on farms and ships, prized for their excellent mousing skills 🐭

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12/16/2025

🩸Why Routine Bloodwork Matters for Dogs & Cats! 💉

Our pets can’t tell us when something feels “off”—but routine bloodwork can help identify underlying health issues. Annual (or biannual) blood tests give us a valuable look inside your pet’s body and help us:

✔️ Detect illness early—sometimes before symptoms appear
✔️ Monitor organ function like the liver, kidneys, and thyroid
✔️ Establish your pet’s “normal” baseline values
✔️ Ensure medications are safe and working properly
✔️ Support safer anesthesia and procedures

☝️Routine bloodwork is one of the most important diagnostic tools we have to keep your pet healthy, comfortable, and thriving at every life stage. 

Have questions or want to schedule bloodwork for your pet? We’re here to help!☎️

Just need a nail trim? We offer quick, gentle appointments 🐾 🤙Call us today to schedule an appointment or just stop by ...
12/15/2025

Just need a nail trim? We offer quick, gentle appointments 🐾

🤙Call us today to schedule an appointment or just stop by during our normal business hours.

12/13/2025

✨Teamwork makes the dreamwork 🩺🐾

❄️Winter tips for pet owners!☃️* Prevent Frostbite: 🥶
Cold temperatures can be dangerous for pets, especially smaller br...
12/11/2025

❄️Winter tips for pet owners!☃️

* Prevent Frostbite: 🥶
Cold temperatures can be dangerous for pets, especially smaller breeds, seniors, and those with short coats. Limit outdoor time during freezing weather and dry your pet thoroughly after walks. Pay close attention to ears, paws, and tails—these areas are most prone to frostbite. Consider pet-safe boots or jackets for extra protection.

* Avoid Holiday Food Hazards: 🍖🚫
Rich, fatty foods like turkey skin, gravy, butter, and stuffing can lead to pancreatitis, a painful and potentially serious inflammation of the pancreas. Resist those begging eyes and stick to pet-safe treats instead. Remind guests not to share table scraps, and keep trash securely covered.

* Watch for Foreign Object Ingestion: 🎄
Holiday decorations and leftovers can be tempting but dangerous. Keep bones, skewers, ribbons, tinsel, and ornaments out of reach. Even small objects can cause choking or intestinal blockages that require emergency surgery.

* Stay Consistent with Routine: ⌚️
With all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, try to maintain your pet’s regular feeding, exercise, and medication schedule. Familiar routines help reduce stress and keep your pet happy and healthy.

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Bows, beauty, and the best girl vibes ✨🎀
12/10/2025

Bows, beauty, and the best girl vibes ✨🎀

12/09/2025

🚨 DANGERS OF RAT BAIT INGESTION IN DOGS AND CATS 🚨

Even a small amount can cause life-threatening illness.

Why is it dangerous? �Rat baits come in several types, all can be toxic:�🔹 Anticoagulants – cause internal bleeding�🔹 Bromethalin – causes brain swelling and seizures�🔹 Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) – causes kidney failure�🔹 Zinc Phosphide – causes severe GI and respiratory issues

Symptoms may not appear for hours to days, depending on the type—making quick action crucial.

Signs to Watch For�• Weakness or collapse�• Pale gums�• Coughing or difficulty breathing Brusing
• Vomiting or diarrhea (sometimes bloody)�• Seizures or tremors�• Increased thirst or urination

If You Think Your Dog or Cat Ingested Rat Bait:
�👉 This is an emergency, seek veterinary care immediately.�Bring the bait package or a photo of the active ingredient if possible.�Do NOT wait for symptoms to appear—early treatment can be lifesaving.

❤️ Keep Pets Safe�• Store all rodenticides in secured areas�• Use pet-safe alternatives when possible�• Inform neighbors if they are using bait outdoors

Your pet’s safety is our priority. If you ever suspect exposure to rat bait , call us right away!

🐶 Your Friday night just got cuter—courtesy of this sweet little face!
12/05/2025

🐶 Your Friday night just got cuter—courtesy of this sweet little face!

12/05/2025

🤍 Meet the Dalmation 🖤

You’ve seen them in movies, but did you know Dalmatians are just as unique in real life? From their iconic spots to their energetic personalities, these pups always keep things interesting!

Dalmatians were bred in Dalmatia and used as carriage dogs, running beside horses to protect them.

🧠They’re smart, athletic, and incredibly loyal
🎨 Every Dalmatian’s spot pattern is one-of-a-kind.
🏃‍♀️They make great running buddies and active family pets!

✨Fun fact:
Dalmatian puppies are actually born without spots! Their famous polka dots start showing within the first few weeks. 🖤🤍

Have a Dalmatian at home? Tag us in your photos 🐾📸

Address

1182 E Draper Pkwy
Draper, UT
84020

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+18014100360

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