My dog Leo looked great after and was super happy. His nails…read morewere just right and she gave him a cute corgi butt

Can't say enough good things about Emery Animal Health. They are easy to get into and so extremely…read morehelpful. They make the process so easy and they treat my dogs with the best care. The whole staff is unbelievable.

I love Emery Animal Health. They have been outstanding for me and my Doodle and Yorkie.read more

Rusty is extremely caring, knowledgeable, and down to earth. His hands-on and informative approach…read moremake for an extremely comforting experience. Prices were very reasonable!!!

I am normally 100% satisfied with the service provided by Rusty at the San Rafael Vet Clinic. He…read moremakes house calls and has always done a great job with our pet checkups and emergencies. However, I'm currently very upset with the outcome we had the other day. My dog was taken in for a teeth cleaning, which we had done before with Rusty. This time when my mother arrived to pick my Yorkie up from the clinic, Rusty informed her that he had pulled twelve of my dogs permanent teeth in the front! I don't believe this was a procedure that absolutely had to happen to prevent health problems, he just told her that they were pretty bad and were soft like butter. We brush his teeth each time we give him a bath and so does our dog groomer. If his teeth were like "butter" they could have fallen out while we were brushing them, or while he was eating. If this was done for medical reasons, I could understand because I definitely want to keep my dog healthy. But I think a decision to pull TWELVE teeth warrants a phone call to the owner to get approval prior to doing this! Why on earth he wouldn't think it was important to call us first is beyond me, and I'm very upset about it. I was not there when my dog was being picked up, otherwise I would have spoken to Rusty myself, but I will definitely need to have clear communication about what he is allowed to do without my consent beforehand if we use him in the future.

We just moved to the area and had to put our 14 year old standard poodle down…read more We were treated so wonderfully and respectful. We even got a condolences card in the mail today. Great clinic! Thanks for your caring and loving service.

We were passing through Carbon County when Lucy, our 13 year old Goldendoodle suddenly need…read moreveterinary care. It was the Friday before Memorial Day weekend and we were concerned that no one would be available. When I called Carbon Animal Health, they quickly asked how fast we could get there. Dr. Gilbert delayed a planned surgery so she could see Lucy. Less than an hour after we arrived, we were on our way after a thorough physical and laboratory evaluation and with the meds Lucy needed. We are very thankful to Dr. Gilbert and her staff for their flexibility, kindness, and efficiency. I would highly recommend Carbon Animal Health.

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Barton. I'm very particular about who I trust with my…read morehorses, and he exceeded every expectation. While I was at a horse show in Ephraim, my mare suffered a deep laceration to her hip late in the evening. Dr. Barton responded quickly, accommodated us after hours, and had her stitched up in no time. Thanks to his excellent care, she was comfortable, healing well, and even cleared to compete for the remainder of the show. Throughout the entire process, he was knowledgeable, compassionate, and took the time to make sure both my mare and I were comfortable with her treatment plan. I truly appreciate his professionalism and willingness to help on such short notice. I highly recommend Dr. Barton to anyone looking for exceptional equine veterinary care. Thank you again for taking such great care of my girl!

If I could give a negative rating, I would…read more We took a feral male cat in to be neutered - ordinarily a simple routine procedure. We brought him home, put him in the shop and went to check on him a few hours later. He was pretty much paralyzed, struggling to breath, and had lost control of his bowels and bladder. We took him back and they did blood work. His liver functions were abnormal. They administered fluids but he died that night. We believe they overdosed him on something. He also had marks on his neck that appeared to be from a snare. The cat was taken in a humane trap and all they had to do was sedate him in the cage. They didn't need to drag him out of the trap. It was a horrible experience. I will never take an animal to this place again.

We drive 90 minutes from Lehi, to bring our dogs here. We first had an urgent need when we were at…read moreour cabin and my son's dog took a dive out the window. It occurred just after they closed. Dr. Blackburn called us back and met us at the clinic to assess and treat Coco. The charge was VERY reasonable. Had it been a vet clinic in Salt Lake, it would have been double. We recommended them to some friends needing to get their dog's teeth cleaned. The charge they were quoted in Sandy was more than double the cost. We drive 90 minutes to come here.

Dr. Thayn is the *best* veterinarian I have ever been to; soft-spoken, kind, and understanding. His…read morestaff I had no problems with. Both our dogs, a shepherd and an aging beagle, have received nothing but the best care. While I would appreciate a little more communication between vets (Dr. Thayn and Dr. Harmer, respectively), Dr. Thayn himself is very good. I trust his experience more.

Dr. J Boyd Thayn, DVM and his staff were very dishonest to my wife and I. We dropped our beautiful…read moreDaughter off (Blue-heeler/Australian-shepherd) the beginning of the week. She was very ill and Dr. Thayn had seen her the end of the previous week. Him and his staff had her all week and the Dr. wasn't in until Thursday... we didn't find this out until late that week. Dr. Thayn could never give us an answer to what she could have had and tried performing surgery on her Friday evening. We visited her on Saturday morning and she missed us dearly as we did her. She was laying in her own vomit and diarrhea. They didn't keep her very clean and they didn't exercise her after her surgery. Dr. Thayn called us Sunday night telling us she had died...He had been at church all day and never checked her. We were left with a bill over $900, lost our sweet angel of only 4 1/2 years, the healthiest dog. If we knew they didn't look at her till Thur We could have seen another doctor and still had Diesel. Dr. Thayn performed a spay surgery on our puppy Bailey, of 5-6 months old. Months after surgery her incision site had been red and irritated, it was bothering her badly. We took her back into Thayn and he just gave us arthritis medicine for an older dog and said it was just inflammation it would go away. A month or so after that after he had killed our other dog Diesel, it was still bothering her and you could physically feel something in the incision. We took Bailey to Dr. Suzanne E. Weber, DVM at Pet Medical Center 2 1/2 hours away. She performed surgery on Bailey to remove the sutures Thayn had used in his surgery. She identified them as non-dissolving stitches and that vet's don't use them anymore. Only two weeks after Bailey's incision healed up and is fading everyday. THANK YOU DR. WEBER!!!:)