I have used Countryside Vet for years and have used all the vets there during that time and would…read morehighly recommend any of them. They truly care about the animals and will do everything to help the animal with whatever their issues are.

I was camping at flaming gorge and my dog got very sick. Doctor Benson Accepted him immediately…read moreover the weekend and began treatment. He took such great care of my dog who is now well and happy. Thank you, Doctor Benson.

Paws 'n' Claws of Vernal is so awesome, I could hardly find the words to express how truly…read morewonderful they are, but I'll try. So, here goes. My husband and I had to work overseas for several months in 2017 and needed to find someone to look after our 2 cats that we were leaving behind. After looking up reviews in Facebook for Paws 'n' Claws, we decided to ask them to pet sit for us. The process was simple and very professional--Stan, the proprietor, came to the house to discuss the terms and to meet the cats, and then he prepared a contract to be signed. Days later, we left for our trip, secure in the thought that our pets were in good hands. We weren't disappointed--Paws 'n' Claws did their job well and even went above and beyond what was called for in the signed agreement. They took wonderful care of our little darlings-- made sure they were well-fed,well-groomed, and got attention, and took them to the vet when needed. When the rebellious boy cat-- Junior-- did unspeakable things to express his displeasure from being left behind by us-- his parents--- Stan did everything to remedy the situation, and when Junior got sick (he has a delicate constitution), Stan made sure he got his medication. When we asked him to, Stan arranged for someone to stay overnight for a month to monitor Junior's progress and to provide both cats company. The other cat likes to go outside during the day which she got to do when the pet sitters came to the house. While overseas, we communicated regularly by phone and email with Stan who sent pictures of the cats and in the process, afforded us peace of mind while working in a foreign country while our pets were alone at home. Not only did Paws 'n' Claws care for our pets but took great care of our home as well. Stan made arrangements to have our yard mowed and watered regularly, and he even made sure the sprinkler system was turned off for the winter. After being gone for several months, we came home to happy and healthy pets and a clean, well-cared for home and yard. We can't thank Stan and Paws 'n' Claws enough for every thing they did for us and we highly them to anyone who requires extended pet-sitting. They are an honest, reliable, competent and truly professional outfit, whose presence in the home--it hardly needs mentioning---adds in no small measure--- to the home's security. For us, at least, the experience with them was like having a loving family watch our home and pets while were were away.

I had a very good experience here. As a full time RVer I had an emergency vet visit for my…read morechocolate lab 11yrs old she had blood in her urine The vet accommodated me and got my dog Daisy in right away. I was pleased with the through exam of my dog by attending vet I believe it was John a young man I was happy he did blood n urinalysis and a bladder X-ray and medication for a uti Daisy is doing great now and I really appreciate the care taken to make sure she only had a uti. Thank you

My husband said to avoid the Vet in Vernal, as he witnessed the vet be rough with his dog. He told…read moreme to avoid him and look for someone else for our cat. I asked the community in Dutch John and someone recommended this clinic, said they liked it. I thought I'd give this place a shot. Before I go into detail, Let me share that taking our cat to the vet clinic is a big deal. She gets extremely anxious. It is a very stressful event for her and us. Before seeing the Vet the lady walked us into the room and said to weigh the cat. The weigh station was dirty and she said hold on, let me clean it. Took longer than it should have to clean it. The vet came in. He did not introduce himself. He just said "Hi" then went straight to the cat. He did not greet the cat. Rather grabbed her behind her shoulders with notable grip, lacking any compassion for the animal. He looked at her a bit. Listened to her heart and lungs then looked at her teeth... Barely, as the cat was scared. Called my cat "it" and said "it looked fine and teeth look fine. Lungs and heart sound good. Needs a teeth cleaning soon." I don't even know if he even knew her sex? Did he even look at her chart? No prev. medical history questions asked. Nothing! They didn't even offer her a treat! My cat loves the vet treats (that she has been given elsewhere in the past) The whole thing was sad, bc my cat LOVES MEN. She loves her vet appointments because she gets all the attention and enjoys the compliments and treats. She loves the social part of the visit. She was not given any of these. She was treated like a number. I could not get her out of that Vet's hands fast enough. Broke my heart to see her be treated like that, bc she is such a lover herself, and I know all she wanted to do was love that Vet and get some affection back. The Vet never gave her any attention, other than a firm grip and look over. On my way out to pay, I asked if they had cat treats, as she loves the ritual of a kitty treat at the vet. They said "No we only have dog treats." and left it at that. Really???? You are a vet clinic and you do not have anything for the cats? Just dog treats? Unacceptable. While in the front waiting room I noticed a framed picture with a quote on the wall that said something like: Veterinarians are the best doctors because their patients cannot tell them what is wrong, rather the Vet just has to know what is wrong. - How narcissistic is that? Completely goes with how I initially preserved the Vet while in the exam room. Clearly he cares more about himself and his gifted Vet ability than the actual pets and animal creatures. On my way out I asked, "Does the vet specialize in farm animals?" Office staff said "yes" then I said, "I could tell." then I walked out. Overall: *Both the staff and the Vet lacked any compassion to Punk Kitty (patient) and me *The vet was rough *Kind of dirty facility (not clean.) *Lacked in professionalism (staff on phone, family in and out of office which distracted from patients) *ZERO precautions or concern for COVID19. NO ONE WAS WEARING A MASK or enforcing protective measures. As I got into my car I held my cat and cried. I felt so bad for taking her there and for how she was touched and handled.

Highly recommended!! I was in town for a multi-day raft…read moretrip and needed a place to board my deaf, blind, geriatric frug, Chloe. Joy's Landing turned out to be one of the best experiences I've ever had when leaving her in the care of another. Peggy was super sweet and open from the first phone inquiry to the pick-up. Facility is a great set up with separated play areas and kennels. It looks and smells VERY clean and sanitary. Peggy and her staff immediately loved on Chloe and allowed her to acclimate by walking around and getting familiar with the space with her nose. I was sent a message and pictures to keep me updated on status. I felt completely at ease and peace leaving Chloe at Joy's Landing while I went off the grid to raft with my family for 4 days.

We have left our puppies with Peggy many times. She is kind, caring and truly loves the dogs I've…read moreseen her interact with. I highly recommend Joy's Landing Doggy Daycare.

I wasn't happy with the way my dog was groomed. I gave the girl very specific instructions but…read morewhen we came to pick up my dog, a young man said he was the one that groomed her. I guess that's why our special instructions weren't followed. My poor dog was traumatized by how short her hair was cut and it took her two weeks to start acting normal again. Next time I will go elsewhere..!!!

I dropped off a Labradoodle and picked up a whippet in the middle of winter after I said I didn't…read morewant my dog shaved. I am well versed in corded dogs. Poodles are often corded. I was aware that my doodle had quite a bit of matting. I was prepared to cord him over a few weeks, but I wanted to see if he might brush out. I brought him in and said maybe if it's really bad we can trim him like a schnauzer...I received a call asking to shave him if need be and I said, " it is supposed to snow, please don't shave him". I was so upset when I saw him. He's even knicked to the skin in several places. It's only hair and it will grow back but it's so cold outside, when I brought him home he wouldn't stay out long enough to potty so he pottied inside my house. He's never done that. To add insult to injury, she left him with a shaved head and a fluffy tail. He looks absurd. Who shaves a dog to his skin. She looked at me like I was a terrible dog owner because she shaved most of his coat in one piece. It was like she thought she was doing my dog a favor(as if he were a rescue from the street in trouble). The nerve. I could have corded him without a problem. My poor dog is freezing. I have to find him a coat in the morning. I made a sarcastic remark about bringing my kommondor in and teaching the group how to cord, but quite frankly, that's not gonna happen. I'm mortified, my dog is freezing, and this groomer doesn't listen to the owner. Oh, she also had a handful of hair she raised up at me and stated, "This was from his balls." Who does that? She kept using the word balls over and over like it was the proper terminology - yuck. Just yuck. I will drive to Salt Lake next time - or do my own dog... she followed me out to my truck, saying she wanted an after photo, but it felt like she was looking to cover her buttor start something. I paid the bill, and out of habit, I tipped her. I was literally in shock. In hindsight, I should have refused or left no tip at all. A man passed us by on the way to our truck, he was.laughing it was so bad. Give your dog a chance by not taking a chance here.

I am so grateful for their care when it comes to my beloved cats that pass. I highly recommend…read morethem, they treat our pets like family.

A 501C3 registered Rescue and Shelter Cat Wrangler Ranch & Rescue is about saving all the sweet…read morecats & kittens. We rescue, fix and provide adoptions for cats.

Meigan is a fantastic and compassionate groomer who is very talented. My doggie who was terrified…read moreof the groomer before now does very well! Very highly recommended!