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    Kayscreek Veterinary Clinic

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Lap of Love

    Lap of Love

    (18 reviews)

    Downtown, Peoples Freeway

    Edited again to say the vet that showed up, was meh, but not only that he put our information on…read morethe dog he put down the same day so we also got this, leading to us worrying about actually getting what we ordered for our pet, or if we would actually receive him at all. Yikes. The crematorium blamed Dr. Lane for this. What a bad mix up! They assured us we would receive what we ordered. We received stuff from them 1.5 months ago and they were beautiful, so I am hopeful. Edited to say in response, exactly, you charge a very premium price and do not deliver on that, it's not handled seamlessly as it once was and it costs much more, there's no invoice, and you have to call the crematorium separately and pay them? Just call a mobile vet. Check on Reddit for similar reviews, etc. Last time we called lap of love through a family recommendation it was perfect. This time, not so much. We called to see what their schedule was like etc. when we scheduled it was $860! Last time, for way better care, concern, and service it was $485. Okay okay, we did ask for paw prints etc. we did just let a pet go down the street, we didn't want to put the cat in the car, cats hate cars. So it was a weird surprise when we were told we had to contact the cremators for that and it was an additional $150. So over $ 1000 to put a cat to sleep. We really should have just drove him down the street. Last time everything was taken care of and it didn't cost anything close, including the ceramic paw prints. This is not a premium service and is charging very premium prices. But down the street, after hours at midnight on a Sunday, that was $730, +$80 for ER services, and ceramic paw prints, and they gave us nose and paw prints, and fur clippings. Group cremation for both and they both used the same crematory for ceramic prints, etc. I have recommended for years and I will no longer do so. So misleading. Find a mobile vet directly.

    Incredibly grateful for Dr. Layne 's compassionate assistance with our best ever cat friend…read morereaching the end of 20 years together. He was understanding and patient with us going through the grieving process with the end of our beloved pet's life in sight. He showed kindness and respect toward our little cat and toward us, her friends and guardians. He explained the choices very clearly and without pressuring us. I recommend him highly to anyone facing those difficult transitions.

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    Utah Freeze Dried for pets

    (13 reviews)

    The Avenues

    This little pet shop specializes in fresh, locally made (in Ohio) dry dog and cat food. They have I…read morethink 4 options of dog food (2 grain free), and 3 options of cat food (kitten, adult, and lean). They sell it in bulk, so you can get however much you want (a pound to hundreds of pounds, etc). They also offer some vitamins, hemp products, toys, and treats, but the selection is fairly small. The employees are always very friendly, and sometimes have their charming pups hanging out in the store. If you haven't tried their food they will give you a free pound of dog food, or a small bag of cat food for your pet to try. Of course my Great Dane (who is a super picky eater) loved their food more than any other food she's ever had! Their prices are quite a bit higher than any other dry pet food ($2.50-$2.95 lb for dogs and $2.25-$2.95 for cats) - I might be a little off on those prices, but it's something like that. They do offer a discount if you buy over 20 pounds of cat food or 55 lbs of dog food. My cat eats their food exclusively, but I supplement my dogs normal food with just a bit of their dog food as a treat. For me the price is just too high to feed a large dog, although I wholly believe they have a great product. They also offer free delivery to anywhere in the Salt Lake valley area (I'm not sure what the minimum purchase is).

    If you want outstanding items for your furbies like food, treats and natural creams and lotions to…read morehelp with everything from rashes to anxiety, then this is the place! I have been doing business with them for years. PLUS they do free delivery right to your doorstep, if you live in range for the service.

    Kayscreek Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated September 2026

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