Moab Veterinary Clinic

A reputable small animal veterinarian hospital that offers complete medical, surgical, and dental care is Mill Creek Animal Hospital. Through internal testing and the utilization of outside labs, we offer a wide range of diagnostic treatments. When specialized diagnostic procedures are required, we also collaborate closely with the referring doctors. The facility has a fully stocked pharmacy, an on-site surgery room, on-site x-ray facilities, and a hospitalization area under careful supervision. At Mill Creek Animal Hospital, we work hard to provide both sensible guidance and the best veterinarian treatment possible so you can enjoy your pet for as many years as possible.

We want to ensure that you and your pets have a pleasant experience while treating and improving the lives of our pets. We know how important livestock are for those who make a living from farming, so we have two veterinarians with surgical and medical services for pets, horses, and livestock. Diagnostic tools include an in house lab, digital x-rays including dental, with specialists available for consultation when needed.

As a result of Dr. Thayn's retirement, Dr. Harmer has taken over ownership of the rural veterinary practice formerly known as Castle Country Vet, which serves the counties of Carbon and Emery. We treat all species, including dogs, cats, livestock, birds, and unicorns.

In need of medical, surgical, dental, or preventative treatment, both large and small animals are welcome at the full-service veterinarian facility known as Ashley Valley Veterinary Clinic. Our clinic has been operating at the same address for more than 50 years. Beyond providing top-notch service, we also make our clinic welcoming, tidy, and pleasant.

Since 1978, our full-service veterinary practice has provided care for both small and large animals.

You can count on us to give your pets' needs our undivided attention as a new customer at our Payson pet hospital. You will be welcomed warmly when you show up for your appointment, and we will check in your pet before leading you into an examination room. Most of the time, one of our veterinary technicians will begin by inquiring about the health history, present state, and purpose of your visit for your pet in order to gather information for the doctor. One of our doctors will next inspect your pet, ask you additional questions, and, if necessary, suggest diagnostic testing. Your doctor will discuss a potential diagnosis and treatment plan with you following the completion of the tests, which are ordinarily performed in the office.