Animal Care Center

01/26/2024

We are unfortunately having technical issues with our phones this morning. If you need to get a hold of us in the meantime, feel free to email us at [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Your patience is greatly appreciated!

12/19/2023

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12/12/2023

🎄HOLIDAY BOARDING🎄

We have openings for traditional boarding this holiday season! We would love to see your pet! Please give us a call for availability and any questions you may have at 801-294-5960. Happy Holidays!

12/04/2023

11/17/2023

Does anybody recognize this kitten? Found in the Bountiful area. Call us at 801-294-5960 or come by to our clinic if this kitten belongs to you. We will require proof of ownership.

11/13/2023

FOUND CAT: Someone brought in this lost sweet boy to us on Friday. He has a microchip, but the phone number is not in service. Must show proof of ownership. He will be transferred to Davis County animal control this afternoon if not claimed before then.

10/30/2023

TRICK OR TREAT! 🐶🐱 Bring your pet in a costume tomorrow for a special treat! We’d love to see you! Happy Halloween!

10/25/2023

This cute boy was brought in as a lost dog this morning. He has a chip but it is registered to an old contact.
He was transferred to Animal Care of Davis County in hopes they can help him find his family.

10/09/2023

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09/18/2023

*LOST DOG* This sweet girl was brought into us. We are not able to get into any contact with anyone from the phone number that was on her collar. She will be transferred to animal control tomorrow.

09/12/2023

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08/23/2023

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08/14/2023

Found kitten this weekend in Woods Cross near Mills Park.
Please contact us at 801-294-5960 if this is your baby.

08/02/2023

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07/07/2023

Happy Friday! Here’s Wyatt to kick off your weekend in the cutest way possible. ❤️🐶

06/26/2023

Firework season starts this weekend! 🧨🇺🇸 If you need anti anxiety meds for your pet and are current on a yearly exam, please give us at least a 24 hour notice to get those filled. Thank you!

06/26/2023

Lost dog brought in, injured but stable. Must show proof of ownership. Will be transferred to Mountain West by Animal Control later this afternoon.

06/23/2023

Happy Friday! Hopefully you can have a relaxing weekend and takes lots of naps like Cece. 🐶💕

06/08/2023

Having a mid-day golden party with Stella Luna, Duke, Chopper, and Rocky!

06/06/2023

Pride was a success! We will see you guys again next year!
We were having too much fun enjoying the moment that we forgot to take pictures but wanted to share the few we did take.

06/05/2023

06/04/2023

Please stop by our booth at PRIDE today to talk about alternative therapies for your cat or dog and for the opportunity to win some fun swag!

05/23/2023

🎥🎬 BEHIND THE SCENES 🎬🎥
Featuring Whiskey, a cute 4 week old kitten, being pampered by Heidi!

05/22/2023

Bringing your pet's stool sample to the vet's office for an annual f***l exam is an essential component of routine, preventative pet healthcare along with regular wellness checks, vaccinations, and balanced nutrition and exercise.

Learn why f***l tests are so important for the long-term health and well-being of your dog and/or cat while gaining tips on collecting and transporting the sample: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/why-pets-need-f***l-exams

05/19/2023

Oftentimes an itch is just an itch, but for many pets, itching is caused by a deeper issue that requires treatment. Book an appointment today so we can investigate the cause and bring your pet the relief they’ve been scratching at the link: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/vet-tips-for-itchy-pets

05/18/2023

Today we are featuring Miss Piggy! She was recently spayed and was an amazing patient!
Why should you spay your dog?
1) Having your female dog spayed in puppyhood before her first heat cycle gives a near-zero chance of developing mammary cancer. After the first heat, the incidence of tumor development climbs to 7% and after the second heat, the risk is 25% (one in four!). It is easy to see that an early spay can completely prevent what is frequently a difficult and potentially fatal form of cancer.
2) Another reason to spay is to prevent pyometra. Pyometra is an infection in the uterus that usually occurs in the 6 weeks post-heat cycle. This is when they get an infection in the uterus and requires surgical removal of the uterus. This is a medical emergency and is often fatal without surgical intervention. Pyometra is an extremely common disease of unspayed female dogs. One in four unspayed female dogs who live to age 10 will get it.
3) Last but not least, is the convenience of having a spayed dog. Dogs will go into heat every 8 months or so. There will be bloody vaginal discharge that male dogs are attracted to, so you will keep female and male dogs separate to prevent pregnancy. Plus it often has a foul odor.

Spaying your dog prevents all of this!
Give us a call today to set up an appointment to discuss spaying your dog!

05/16/2023

Happy Tongue Out Tuesday! Featuring Dr. Powell's horse PB!

05/16/2023

Ahhh, kitten season. It’s that magical time of year when the weather gets warmer, and suddenly, an influx of kittens are born into the world 🐱

As kitten season picks up speed, so do phone calls to local animal shelters from concerned citizens wondering what they should do with stray kittens they have found ☎️

To learn more about what you should do if you find stray kittens, check out our latest blog at https://www.utahhumane.org/blog/you-found-stray-kittens-now-what! 🤔

05/15/2023

Hi, this is Nellie. She is 2yrs old, spayed, and current on vaccines.
She is looking for a new forever home!
She is an adorable dog, great with kids, and has energy for days.
She is looking for a home where she doesn't have to spend hours in a kennel.
You can contact Heidi at our clinic if you have questions and/or would like to meet this sweet girl.