Our Services
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Preventive Care
Preventing health issues is crucial for a long, happy life for your pet. Our comprehensive preventive care program includes yearly exams, vaccines, blood analysis, and parasite prevention. We also provide client education to help you make informed decisions and keep your pet healthy between visits.
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Spay and Neuter
Our hospital offers individualized attention during spay and neuter surgeries. Your pet will have an assigned technician who monitors them throughout the surgery and as they gently wake up from anesthesia.
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Dentistry
Healthy teeth are vital for your pet's overall well-being. Our dental care starts with a thorough anesthetized cleaning, exam, and full-mouth digital x-rays. If oral surgery is necessary, we consult with you and provide options before proceeding.
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Grooming
We provide professional grooming services, making us your one-stop location for complete pet care. Our experienced groomers bathe, dry, clip, and snip with loving care, keeping your pet comfortable and stylish.
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Sick Pet Care
Sometimes pets get sick despite our best efforts. Our in-house diagnostic tools and specialists quickly identify the issue. Once treatment is prescribed, we follow up regularly by phone to ensure attentive care and recovery.
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Surgery
We offer a wide range of surgeries, including orthopedic and soft tissue procedures. A dedicated veterinary technician stays with your pet from start to finish, ensuring they receive attentive care throughout.
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At-Home Euthanasia
We understand that pets are family, and saying goodbye at home can be comforting. Dr. Kyle Hammond provides at-home euthanasia services for current clients with limited availability on weeknights and weekends. Please contact our medical manager, Mary, at 385-766-8077 to inquire.
Pet Weight Loss Program
Here at Lone Peak Veterinary Hospital we take pet weight loss seriously! If your pet is overweight, our weight loss program can help.
For questions or to schedule a consultation, contact us at:
801-572-5403 or email inventory@lonepeakvet.com
Jessica Woodhead, CVT, Nutrition Technician/Inventory Manager
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Pets that maintain an ideal body condition have the potential to live up to 2 years longer, decrease their chance of diabetes, hypertension, and joint issues.
Nutrition is an important part of your pet’s health. We can help you navigate this complex topic and help your pet’s live their healthiest life.
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Client Testimonials
“Charlie and I got involved in Lone Peak’s weight loss program when Dr. Adair suggested maybe Charlie could lose some weight, like 20 lbs or so. This program was so excellent. Jess ran it and we saw her every 4-6 weeks. Charlie was weighed at every visit even though she tried to cheat sometimes by putting her butt on the wall behind her. To begin with we were given informational papers talking about what she could eat in addition to her new food, Metabolic and Mobility. It was great information because it contained amounts and types of food she could have. There was also a food diary that we wrote in to get the hang of what to do. Exercise was also included in their recommendation. Charlie met her goal in about 8 months. I feel she is now much healthier and her joints have a better chance at keeping her zoomie moments alive. She also was awarded a certificate and medal (which we framed and is proudly displayed in our kitchen. This veterinarian practice cares about your pet’s health. I highly recommend participating in this weight loss program. It is the best.”
-Jan
“Apollo is a 3 year old Black Lab belonging to my uncle, his son and granddaughter. When I 1st met Apollo he was the sweetest boy, but I noticed how large he was and having dogs myself that I compete with, I knew he size was not healthy. It was a warm day and it seemed he was laboring just to pant. I talked to my uncle and said we should get him checked out from my vet and on a weight loss plan, he agreed. After the health exam and news that Apollo was healthy enough to go through a weight loss plan, we got set up with Jessica. Apollo weighed in at 121 pounds! Jessica mentioned he should be between 85 to 90 pounds. So at minimum Apollo was 31 pounds overweight! Jessica explained the importance of proper weight, especially with a heavy boned dog such as a lab. The extra weight could cause all kinds of issues, not only to his heart, but his joints too. She set us a plan and monitored Apollo every 5 weeks at his weigh in appointments. She was always as thrilled to see him as he was to see her! Apollo is now at 90 pounds and his family says he has so much more energy and doesn’t labor like before. The compassion and care Jessica showed to Apollo and us made the journey seamless. Jessica and all the staff at Lone Peak are all great and are always supportive. We are so appreciative for all they do and now Apollo is on the road to live a long healthy life with his family!”
-Judy