Orchard Animal Clinic

Orchard Animal Clinic affordable feline spay and neuter, feral cat friendly, also offering small dog neuters.

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OAC has always been about the animals. We are not a full service facility, and we incorporate complementary medicine in our treatments.Our main emphasis is on low cost spay and neuter & TNR, we do offer other basic surgery services at reduced costs. We started a 501c3 division Orchard Animal Outreach to help serve o

ur community with education classes, free/low cost veterinary services, surgery, feline hospice, & superior feral cat care. We do not support any dog/cat breeding whatsoever, all of our free/low cost treatments are for spayed and neutered animals only.

02/19/2025

Kittens having kittens. We see it way too often. Spay your cat(s)!

Aside from the obvious benefit of population control, spaying a cat reduces her risk of mammary (breast) cancer by 25%, makes her less prone to urinary tract infections and prevents uterine cancers. It also prevents pyometra, a deadly infection of the uterus.

Cats are sexually mature by 4 MONTHS of age! ACT FAST before your kitten has kittens! Cats can also get pregnant while they are still nursing a litter. A cat can have multiple litters per year; there is no time to waste!

Constant reproduction wreaks havoc on a queen's body; it robs her body of nutrition and physically exhausts her. Sometimes, her body is not able to support the kittens and they're either born deformed, are stillborn or naturally aborted. Sometimes the queen dies from complications of the pregnancy or from multiple pregnancies.

A spayed cat is a healthier, happier cat. Please spay your cat before 4 months of age.



PLEASE start your TNR NOW and/or get your house cat fixed today...95% of females in our clinic the past 3 weeks have bee...
02/12/2025

PLEASE start your TNR NOW and/or get your house cat fixed today...95% of females in our clinic the past 3 weeks have been pregnant or in heat as young as 5 months old, some didn't even have all their adult teeth in yet.
AND please do NOT leave or forget about the males, they deserve to have a happy and pain free life and MUST be neutered to help give them that.

We want to not only stop the massive amount of kittens, BUT save them from painful and fatal medical issues that come from being intact, along with medical care and treatments they need to live the happiest pain-free lives.

ALSO verify the veterinary facility you use take care NOT to shave too much as its still winter and cold. This also can be fatal for them.

OAC offers discounted, and if need free TNR, we can also cover Copays. We always give every cat a full check over and treat as needed, and discuss other needs and options.

PLEASE HELP!

No animals are FREE!!
02/10/2025

No animals are FREE!!

It's still cold, please check your cat shelters and that they are dry inside with plenty of straw. We have free straw av...
02/10/2025

It's still cold, please check your cat shelters and that they are dry inside with plenty of straw.
We have free straw available at our clinic, behind the bench by our front door (in black bags), come grab what you need.

We can sweep up later 😊

Also start planning & scheduling any trapping you need to get to.

HAPPY TRAPPING!!

01/29/2025

Every year, about 100,000 dogs die because they ride in the back of trucks. And that’s just the number of dogs that die—even more get badly hurt.

Truck beds don’t protect dogs from the weather. On hot days, the metal floor can get so hot it burns their paws or skin. If a dog is left in the sun without water or shade, it can get heatstroke very quickly.

Even though dogs might look happy with the wind in their faces, dirt, dust, and other stuff in the air can hurt their eyes, ears, and lungs.

Never tie your dog to the truck bed. If the dog falls or jumps out, it could get strangled by the leash. This can happen in an accident or even if the dog just tries to jump out.

If your dog has to ride in the back of a truck, put it in a crate. Make sure the crate is tied down tightly so it can’t move around or fall out. This will help protect your dog from the wind and weather.

Keep your pets safe! 💙

The warmer weather predicted for the next couple weeks are going to push cats even further into heat and breeding. We ha...
01/29/2025

The warmer weather predicted for the next couple weeks are going to push cats even further into heat and breeding. We have seen an increase with the cats already, it's only going to get worse with the warmer sunny days coming.

Please start planning your trapping today, communicating with caregiver/feeders, trap training, setting a feeding schedule, monitoring and counting cats at the colony & securing appointments.

You can email us @ [email protected] to discuss setting up full TNR days or look for and schedule one or two spots at a time thru our acuity link https://orchardanimaloutreach.org/communityferal-cats.html

OAC offers TNR days for larger colony's, it's the best chance of colony containment. With donations thru OAO we can offer help covering the cost and or copays.

Best Friends still offers TNR vouchers for areas not covered by SLC Animal Services, a minimum copay of $20 will apply to each voucher, and can be used at listed facilities.
https://bestfriends.org/salt-lake-city/help-services/caring-community-cats

Options are available if you are willing to put in some effort, if you feed them you MUST fix them.

Just a reminder ALL cats in for TNR get a medical check over and care.

HAPPY TRAPPING!!!

01/26/2025
OAC/OAO could use some plastic milk crates. If you have any you are not using please let us know or you can leave by our...
01/22/2025

OAC/OAO could use some plastic milk crates. If you have any you are not using please let us know or you can leave by our door. Thank you.

01/18/2025
01/18/2025

We’re open and ready to help you find the perfect pet TODAY, Saturday from 12 PM to 4 PM at Animal Care of Davis County!

Stop by and meet our amazing dogs, cats, and other adoptable animals who are waiting to join your family. Whether you’re looking for a playful pup or a cozy lap cat, we’ve got a furry friend ready to fill your home with love and joy.

Don’t miss this chance to find your next forever friend! 🏡❤️🐾

📷 Adoptable cat, Gemini

Every adoption saves lives — come meet your match! 🐶🐱💖

01/17/2025

If you are feeding a male cat, please do not wait to have him neutered. Every second he is out there is a HUGE risk. Unneutered male cats fight. I don't care how sweet you think he is. All of them fight - it's their nature. And it's the way the most severe feline diseases are spread. You can prevent this before it happens! And, you can prevent a lot of new kittens being born outside to suffer in the harsh environment.

Don't wait for him to show up injured!
Don't wait for the weather to get warmer.
Don't wait because "he can't have kittens".
Don't wait because "you'll do it later".
Don't wait to earn his trust more.
Don't wait for him to contract deadly diseases.

Don't wait.

01/16/2025

ARCTIC FREEZE ALERT ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

Beginning on Saturday overnight temperatures are going to drop significantly into low teens overnight with Monday and Tuesday being only  7° and 9° overnight!! PLEASE PREPARE!

If you care for community cats, please check shelters, refresh straw,  make sure you have a heated water dish if possible and if you have the ability to add any outdoor safe heated pads please do so!  NO BLANKETS We have emergency winter shelters that can be made in a pinch on our website at whiskersutah.org

KEEP YOUR PET CATS INSIDE 😻

If you have dogs, they will need to be brought in. IF they absolutely cannot be brought into a mudroom, garage, etc. they will need to have a significant amount of straw added to dog houses as well. They should only be let outside for a quick potty breaks (knowing specifics of your breed is also vital) NO BLANKETS

All outdoor animals will need heat lamps on and straw added to bedding areas as well. 

🚨 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨If you have concerns over an animal start calling animal control requesting welfare checks now!

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1959 S 4130 W Ste K
Salt Lake City, UT
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Meet Odysseus...This hunk has had a hard time and life has been a struggle, as it is with most outdoor cats. Lucky for him a very nice caregiver @kitties_at_work noticed and took action. His life will be so much better. He is older, missing most of his teeth and had teeth, tissue & gum damage from foxtails lodged in his gums/teeth. This is very painful and likely caused him to stop grooming ending up with him being very matted and full of foxtails and thorns all over in the mats and imbedded in his skin. Now after his "spa" day, he is neutered, vaccinated, cleaned up and pain free. Life on the streets is hard, these cats did not ask for it nor do they deserve this, instances like this is exactly why we always advocate for all feral/community cats have a dedicated caregiver, also if you feed them you MUST FIX THEM. Another reminder.... time is running out to have ferals shaved or groomed here in Utah. They must have time to regrow their coat before the cold sets in. OAC will usually stop shaving at the end of August.

Earl and Flint brother wrestle match!!! #catsofinstagram #brothers #spayandneuter

Brother wrestling.

Little guy likes to run around and play then come up for a snacky before getting back to it. He's doing great, still need to find a name for him. For those who are new, this little guy and his six siblings were caught in a field fire. Oac took the 3 with the worse burns, this little guy his brother Sparky and other brother Flint who is fostered by @rivercatrescue All are doing great!!

Graphic.. this guy came I today when his caregiver noticed swelling behind his ear. Observant Caregivers are necessary for the wellbeing of any feral cat. This abscess if left untreated could have not only caused much pain but actually be fatal. Feral cat Experienced, affordable veterinary care is also needed in our communities. Shades community cat sanctuary.

One of today's surgerys 6-7 month female cat, very small and thin, likely because her body was trying to keep her alive with this infection growing in her. Pyometras can be totally prevented with early spay. * This is a small pyometra, they can get very large, like really large, filled with pus. If not removed they slowly kill the cat and or explode inside her releasing all that infection into her body, usually always fatal. Spay and neuter now, no excuses. Please.

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https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4DAL6UMEGKEY6 OAC has always been about the animals. We are not a full service facility, and we incorporate complementary medicine in our treatments.Our main emphasis is on low cost spay and neuter & TNR, we do offer other basic surgery services at reduced costs. We started a 501c3 division Orchard Animal Outreach to help serve our community with education classes, free/low cost veterinary services, surgery, feline hospice, & superior feral cat care. We do not support any dog/cat breeding whatsoever, all of our free/low cost treatments are for spayed and neutered animals only.