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    3.3 (7 reviews)

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    2 months ago

    Got us in quick! Great experience overall. Even after hours he came in to help. I will be going back.

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    If you want your cat dead then go here my friend got her car fixed here and he messed up so bad that we have to put her down

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    I just want to say thank you in this hard time. You are very compassionate towards animals and their parents.

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    Tooele Veterinary Clinic - Top 2: X-Rays from Tooele Veterinary Clinic  Bottom 2: Note from my dogs regular vet and an X-ray of the corrective surgery.

    Tooele Veterinary Clinic

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    My family has taken our animals to Dr. Roundy for over 30 years. From horses, dogs, cats, gerbils…read moreand more. He's an excellent vet, the staff are also amazing. He won't try to convince you to add unnecessary tests or procedures. He's an honest man who cares deeply for the animals under his care.

    My Experience With Tooele Veterinary Clinic and Dr. Joe Roundy…read more I am sharing this because I believe pet owners have a right to know about my experience with Dr. Joe Roundy at Tooele Veterinary Clinic. One of the two dogs involved was my dog--my family member. My dog underwent the same procedure that another dog underwent within the same week. Both dogs subsequently died when brought to the same emergency vet clinic in salt lake under Dr. Roundys personal supervision. I cannot personally determine the medical cause of either death, but the circumstances surrounding these two deaths deserve a serious, independent investigation. Here is what happened with my dog: Approximately one week after the procedure, my dog had to be seen again and was found to have a blood clot. Approximately one week later, my dog had to be seen again because of what I was told was an allergic reaction to medication prescribed by Dr. Roundy. Another week later, my dog was seen again. He was released that same day. Within approximately 14 hours of being released, my dog died. I am devastated and angry. My dog was not just an animal--he was part of my family. I trusted a veterinarian to care for him, and I believe the circumstances surrounding his treatment and death deserve answers. What makes this even more concerning to me is Dr. Roundy's documented professional history. In 2021, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced that Dr. Roundy was ordered to pay $78,455 and accept restrictions on prescribing opioids and other controlled substances. Federal investigators reported violations involving the inventory, tracking, storage, and control of controlled substances including oxycodone and morphine. The DEA audit reportedly found violations involving all 18 controlled substances that were audited. The federal government also stated that the matter was resolved through a civil settlement and that Dr. Roundy did not admit liability. (⁠Department of Justice) In 2023, Utah's Division of Professional Licensing placed Dr. Roundy's veterinary license and controlled-substance license on three years of probation with conditions and ordered him to pay a $10,000 fine. (⁠commerce.utah.gov) Utah Veterinary Physicians Licensing Board records also show that Roundy continued to appear before the Board as a probationer, including in 2025 and 2026. (⁠Utah) Given my personal experience, the death of my dog, the death of another dog following the same procedure within the same week, and the documented disciplinary history, I believe the Utah veterinary licensing authorities should take a hard look at whether Dr. Roundy should continue practicing. I believe that if an independent investigation determines that negligence, incompetence, improper medication, or improper veterinary care contributed to these deaths, his license should be permanently revoked. Pet owners put enormous trust in veterinarians. We hand them members of our families because we believe they will do everything possible to protect them. I trusted Dr. Roundy with my dog. My dog died approximately 14 hours after being released from his care. I want answers. I want an independent investigation. And I want other pet owners to know about my experience before they make decisions about who they trust with their animals

    Ash's Little Shop of Howlers

    Ash's Little Shop of Howlers

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    Ash was so kind and gentle with my very anxious pup. He smelled and looked great after his groom…read more Prices are very affordable and they explain everything upfront so there were no surprises on cost. Their shop is conveniently located right off of the highway.

    STOP PLEASE READ!!! My dog was shaken by Ash and lost her eye. I have provided a full timeline…read morebelow validate my claim. Please protect your pup and go elsewhere. My dog Willow (1 year old Aussie doodle) has genetic disabilities causing complete deafness and partial blindness. On 3/15/24 Ash was informed of Willow's (8 months old at this point) impairments and her anxiety during grooming by another groomer who referred me to Ash. In addition, I spoke to Ash about Willow's challenges. It also noted that since Willow is young, she needed to get used to training and grooming was understood to be imperfect. Ash stated disabled dogs were often anxious and require patience. Ash suggested Willow attend weekly doggie daycare to acclimate to the staff and facility so when she is groomed once a month it would not frighten Willow. 3/8/24 Willow has routine eye exam. Willow's left eye pressure was 11mmHg, within normal range. 3/21/24 Willow starts grooming with Ash. 7/12/24 Willow has routine eye exam. Willow's left eye pressure was 18mmHg, within normal range. 7/19/24 Willow was grabbed by Ash on the scruff of the neck and shook Willow while Ash yelled. It is reported that an employee intervened to stop the action. I was not informed of this incident until 8/19/24. 7/26/24 Willow's left eye presented as red, swollen, and cloudy 7/28/24 Willow was no longer opening her eye and was holding her head sideways indicating pain. 7/29/24 Willow taken to Eye Care for Animals and saw Dr. Rowley. Left eye pressure was 46 mmHg, almost double normal limit. It was advised to remove the left eye for Willow's long-term comfort. 7/31/24 Willow's left eye was removed. Dr. Violette did state that shaking Willow could've caused a blood vessel to rupture that leaked into her faulty drainage and that would cause swelling. However, he cannot prove that this was the cause through the pathology of the removed eye.

    Roundy Joe H Vet - petservices - Updated September 2026

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