Left this same review on Google, but thought I should share it here too for the Yelp users…read more We had our pet bunny spayed here and were send home with some pain medication and a cone for her to wear that would prevent picking at the incision. We were told that if she was not eating normally by the morning, to bring her back in. That was the case so we returned the next morning. They gave us some critical care to force feed her and directed us to feed her 7 ml a day. Come the next morning her conditions were worsening. It was Sunday, so A Caring Vet was closed. We were forced to find an emergency vet elsewhere. After the emergency vet evaluated our bunny's current condition, we were informed that A Caring Vet had not prescribed her strong enough pain medication to ease our bunny's pain and our bunny needed to be feed closers to 80 ml of critical care a day to receive all the nutrients she needs. We were also informed that a cone should almost never be used on a bunny as it will cause stress levels to rise doing more harm than good. We were told that a bunny with the correct pain medication dosage will usually not pick at the incision. If you have a bunny, I strongly recommend you take him/her elsewhere, While A Caring Vet will attend to bunnies, they do not seem knowledgeable in the proper post operative care that a bunny requires.

Dr Hanson is the most knowledgeable, loving, patient and best veterinarian in Utah County…read more He was the third vet that I found, and kept since I found Dr. Hanson. I have referred him to many of my friends. However, to be perfectly honest, his prices are a bit high. I'm sure he has raised his prices because the cost of inflation although at times I could not bring either my cat or my dog to visit him because of the price of his office visit. I often thought it would be beneficial, if he allowed his old patients to be grandfathered in and allow them to pay what his office visit was five years ago. Nevertheless, he is the absolute best vet and all of Utah county. Sincerely Angi

I absolutely love this place. The staff is amazing. My…read more lab/Rottweiler needed emergency surgery. She was in Surgery the same day, and the care that everyone gave her before, during, and after was above and beyond. I will never take my animals anywhere else but here. Thank you so much!!

Very kind and great people! We have come here for years with our 2 dogs and our old dog who sadly…read morepassed. They have always gave us the right care and have been so nice to us. Definitely recommend!!!

Very kind knowledgeable staff. They love animals and know their stuff I recommend themread more

We take all 3 of our dogs to this vet. We inquired about neutering our puppy and they scheduled an…read moreappt for bloodwork and exam. At the end of that appt they charged us $322 and told us it would be another $665 at the time of neuter. That is ridiculous they don't give a fee estimate up front. I was able to call Stone Ridge Veterinary clinic and they quoted MUCH less and they were able to quote an estimate BEFORE making me pay a dime. I realize the cost might change a little after they see him, but I doubt it will be over $900. They did allow us to cancel the bloodwork but we still had to pay $68 for an "exam" to be told the total neuter package would be over $900. Bad business and we told them we would be taking all our dogs to a different vet. They were indifferent.

My parents have been taking our pets here since I was a baby and now I take my cat here. And we…read morejust got another kitty, so we'll be booking another appointment soon! They are very personable and do a wonderful job at keeping our little love bugs safe.

This review has taken me a LONG time to post…read more My husband and I have no children at home. Our animals fill that void and are treated as such. 3 schnauzers and 2 cats have become our kids. My 8 year old schnauzer was diagnosed with seizures and declined rapidly. When things turned for the worst and my normal vet was just too far, I gave Ribbonwood a call. They were patient with me on that call as I could barely get any words out to explain the crisis situation I was dealing with. They were able to get us In Promptly and were very attentive, sympathetic and professional as we arrived - me in total breakdown tears and my dog suffering. After the vet came in and evaluation was done, we decided no amount of money could save my dog and in the best interest of him, it was his time to move on. The Dr. and staff were very personable and made sure we were taken care of with the upmost respect and care. I was educated and able to make decisions with my dog in mind and professional staff to help guid me. The entire time I was there I was treated with love; as was my baby. They went above and beyond to help make me feel comfortable in a devastating situation. I have the up most respect for all of the staff here.

We recently moved here and my rescue pup had already been through 4 treatments for Giardia from our…read morevet back in California. The first treatment here worked like a charm. We were SO grateful to have a healthy pup finally after months of trying and cleaning up diarrhea. After she got her clean bill of health, we brought her back for her spay, and I knew she was in good hands. She healed up perfectly and is a happy, healthy pup now.

After five years you would think they evolved, ya right, reception staff is a joke and honestly can…read moreonly be tolerated in a small town; the shit would fly anywhere else. The reception staff is rude, plain and simple, just full of Karens! The doc is a clown; he didn't spend any time with our pet, approximately 5 min. Of course her took our $85.00 for a vet visit, without a problem. I feel that we need some over site here for fraud! Anyway, just drive 10 min away to Payson Animal Hospital if you really care about your pet! This place is a joke, you have been warned!

My cat had his tail slammed in a door on a Friday afternoon, and my regular Lehi vet and everywhere…read moreI called was booked and couldn't see us until Monday. Everyone told me to drive my cat to a 24 hour emergency care clinic all the way in Salt Lake City. I called Animal Alpine Hospital though, and despite also being booked, they offered to let me bring my cat in to be examined in between appointments. I ended up coming 30 minutes early, during the middle of the vet's lunch hour. (I'd got my injured cat in the carrier and didn't want to wait at home.) The vet ended his lunch hour early to check my cat out, and determined quickly that he needed a tail amputation due to the severity of the injury. He stayed that night after his regular day's work to remove the tail, and met me early Saturday morning to pick my cat up. My cat is one week out and acts like nothing is wrong, despite having had surgery only days ago. They did a very good job fixing him up. And despite my (lovable to us, but super mean to strangers when he's scared and hurt) cat's attempt to murder the vet and his assistants, they understood that I loved my cat and took very good care of him. I was impressed with this clinic and their caring nature, and wanted to leave them a good review. Thanks, guys! (Sorry my cat tried to kill you.)

I have taken several animals to Dr. Kendig, with each one he made me feel like I was a bad pet…read moreowner. I was a vet tech for over 10 years and know when my animals need care. The fact I was bringing them in shows I love them and take care of them.I even had a dog I bred brought in to see how many puppies she had, we argued about the total he said I was wrong and he was the vet. When they were born I was right, he couldn't even read the X-ray correctly. I did stop going to him after the last berating when my cat had an abscess. But my last experience takes the cake. I have a very fragile breed of cat that does not handle vaccinations well. And has a grade 5 heart murmur. He went in for an emergency visit for an eye issue. I told them at the beginning I did not want a rabies vaccine if that was not OK to let me know immediately. 6.5 hours later I get a call saying they can't examine him because he doesn't have a rabies vaccination and that it's Utah law. It is absolutely not law but their own policy(it is law to get them licensed to have the vaccine but not examined by a vet), the cat has seen three other vets including a neuter with no issue at all. They forced me to get the rabies vaccine or take him somewhere else but because it was an emergency situation and they waited six hours I chose to get the vaccine to save his eye. I only went to him because I was told by the eye center in SL that he works closely with, that he could take care of him. Oddly enough my cat had been to that clinic in the past and didn't need the vaccine there. After telling me, the vet couldn't touch him until he was vaccinated, they called me back and told me he did great in the exam and now they're going to give him the vaccine with Benadryl. When I asked I thought he couldn't touch him without the vaccine. they didn't know what to say. They clearly just want to add to your already high bill and do not care for you or your pet. Upon picking him up and being told there was nothing he could do for him I was informed to take him to the clinic that referred him to me!! After bringing him home I noticed the stain they put in his eye looked like it was PUT IN THE WRONG EYE!!! I strongly advise not going to this vet!! There are many other wonderful caring vets out there, if he's easy to get into there is a reason.

Leader of the Pack has been kind, fairly priced (especially in comparison to some other local spots…read morewe've tried), and done well with our poodle's cuts! They seem to be gentle with her and they're able to nail what we ask for. They have a system where you drop your dog off between 8-9am and pick up between 3-4pm which is also pretty helpful sometimes and nice to have that consistency. Would recommend!

This is a complete update. We got a new dog 3 years ago that needs grooming. Leader of the pack has…read moreshown they have a true passion for grooming at the highest level. They participate in national competitions. They have always been friendly and fairly priced.

Before you leave your dog for the holidays, know that she might come back actively bleeding and…read morewounded and management at On the Spot Pet Care won't notice or deign to assist. 4.3 start rating is completely inaccurate. Negligent and cheap staff. They don't care about or watch your dog. Go to Wasatch Canine Camp. I regularly travel and leave my dog at kennels. Never once has she come back with an injury and the kennels (including On the Spot) have always commented that she behaved wonderfully. However, this summer I picked up my dog on a Monday morning after a weekend trip and she was given back to me with the 8-stitches-wound that I've included. I noticed the wound within 20 seconds of leaving the building with my dog and immediately went back in for answers. The manager onsite said there was a scuffle that my dog started and that another dog had done it-- this under their "supervision" and after they handed me a report declaring with their signatures that my dog had behaved perfectly during her stay. I took my dog to the vet and had the wound taken care of by professionals. That was ~$800. On the Spot did not care to chip in for the medical expenses and coldly pointed to their liabilities waivers that covered them. Accidents happen, but this is poor business management and shows a disturbing lack of accountability. Know that for the price of a cheap kennel stay, you are risking your pet's safety under negligent staff and they won't give a damn to make things right after the fact.

This is the second time boarding two of our dogs while on vacation. Our pups were in great spirits…read morewhen we arrived to get them. We enjoy their report cards!! Thank you so much for taking good care of our babies. We appreciate it!!!