MedVet Northern Utah is a 24/7 emergency and specialty veterinary hospital dedicated to providing compassionate and expert care for pets. The facility offers services in emergency medicine, critical care, radiology, surgery, and cardiology, equipped with modern technology to handle all pet emergencies. Through collaboration with MedVet Salt Lake City, additional specialties such as internal medicine, oncology, neurology, ophthalmology, and radiation oncology are available. Pet owners can access educational resources and flexible financing options via CareCredit. The hospital welcomes pets directly without appointments, making emergency care accessible whenever needed. Reviews highlight the caring and knowledgeable staff, with particular praise for Dr. Terry's expertise in surgeries on a dog with leg issues, and the compassionate support offered during difficult times, including pet loss. Pet owners appreciate the staff’s thoroughness, kindness, and follow-up care, even amid long waits and busy days. The facility's ability to handle emotional moments, such as euthanasia, with professionalism and understanding, demonstrates its commitment to both pets and their owners. Overall, MedVet Northern Utah is recognized for its reliable, compassionate, and comprehensive veterinary services, making it a trusted resource for urgent and specialized pet care.
Our tabby cat Junior we have had for 15 yrs passed. We are so thankful for the help we had from MedVet in sunset during this hard time. I am grateful to all the staff and the compassion they showed our family during this time of mourning.
October 2024
We had an emergency late night and came here. They were very helpful and explained everything upfront which I appreciated it. All the staff was very kind. We had a great experience despite the circumstances. Highly recommend.
September 2024
Knowing they are open 24x7 is comforting when you have an ailing pet. They were very kind and addressed all my concerns. The wait time quoted was a concern but we were seen fairly quickly.
