North Ogden Animal Hospital

07/24/2025

Attention Clients:
We will be closed Today July 24th for Pioneer Day.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency please contact
Med Vet at 801-776-8118
Mountain West at 801-683-6201
Prioity Pet Care at 801-341-9707

Have a great Holiday!!

07/23/2025

Attention Clients:
We will be closed Tomorrow July 24th for Pioneer Day.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency please contact
Med Vet at 801-776-8118
Mountain West at 801-683-6201
Prioity Pet Care at 801-341-9707

Have a great Holiday!!

07/11/2025

📢Phone System Update:
Our phones are still down - thank you so much for your continued patience while we work on getting everything back up and running.

📱In the meantime, you can still text us at 801-382-9871 for any questions, appointments, or assistance. We are here and ready however we can!

🚨If you have an emergency - please call MedVet at 801-776-8118 or Mountain West at 801-683-6201.

We truly appreciate your understanding and will keep you update as soon as service is restored.

07/10/2025

📞Phone Update:
Our phone system is currently down and we are unable to receive calls at the moment.

📢Need to Reach Us?
Please text us at 801-382-9871 and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

🚨Is This an Emergency?
Please contact Medvet at 801-776-8118
or Mountain West at 801-683-6201

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we work to resolve the issue. Thank you!🐾💙

06/27/2025

Happy Friday! We hope our clients and patients have a great weekend!

06/26/2025

We will be closed Today from 12:00pm-2:30pm for staff training.
If your pet is having an emergency please contact
Medvet at 801 776 8118 or Mountain West at 801 683 6201

06/25/2025

What is a cats favorite dessert?

A mice cream cone!!🤣🐾

06/24/2025

Rocky visited us for his first set of puppy vaccines! We loved taking care of him and can't wait to see him again. 🐾💙

06/23/2025

With the summer season it is very important to be aware of the signs of possible heat stroke in our pets. We also want our clients aware of how to prevent and what to do if you think your pet is experiencing heat stroke.

Some signs of a heat stroke would be:
-Elevated heart rate
-High body temperature
-Seizures
-Glassy eyes
-Collapsing/Staggering
-Heavy panting, excessive drool, red/purple gums or tongue, vomiting

How to avoid a heat stroke:
-Restricting exercise
-Ensure that water and a shaded area is always provided
-Walk your pet earlier in the moring or later in the afternoon
-Spray with cool water

What to do if you are worried about a possible heat stroke:
-Move your pet somewhere cool
-Offer a small amount of lukewarm water
-Contact your veterinarian or emergency clinic if it is after hours.

06/20/2025

The Rattlesnake vaccine will be back in stock again soon. The FDA has approved the license and the company will begin supplying vaccines to hopitals soon. 🥳

06/18/2025

Summer brings lots of fun outdoor activities in our beautiful City. Hiking, biking, swimming and most of us bring our dogs along for the fun. Most of us are also familiar with some of the dangers being in our mountains can bring. But there is one danger most of you don't think about.... Grass ! yes... Grass or cheat grass and if your dog has ever had the dredded foxtail you know what we are talking about.. these little things are mean! So how do you keep them away from your dogs & cats. Be aware, try to avoid hiking in long grassy areas, keep long hair pets trimmed around paws & ears. Brush your pets regularly after hiking or playing in fields. Pay attention if your pet is chewing or pawing more attention to a paw or scratching at an ear. They will often form a blister or bump that will look like a sore.

06/13/2025