Veterinarian in Clinton, UT

Providing compassionate, advanced care for dogs and cats, supporting pets and the families who love them through every stage of life.

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A Full-Service Animal Hospital for Lifelong Pet Health

We believe your pet should be able to receive high-quality, full-service veterinary care in one trusted place. That is why we have built Clinton Veterinary Hospital to support a wide range of medical, preventative, and supportive needs for dogs and cats. Whether your pet needs a yearly exam, diagnostic testing, dental treatment, surgery, or help with an urgent issue, we are ready to help.

Our services include:

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Vaccinations

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Surgery

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Digital radiology

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In-house laboratory testing

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Pharmacy support

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Laser therapy and laser surgery

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End-of-life support

Meet Our Team

Dr Miller

Dr. Miller

Veterinarian, Medical Director

Dr. Michael Leonard

Dr. Michael Leonard

Veterinarian

About Dr. Leonard

Dr. Matthew Loock

Dr. Matthew Loock

Veterinarian

About Dr. Loock

Britni

Britni

Hospital Director

About Britni

Proudly providing Veterinary services to the following areas:
Clinton, UT | Sunset, UT | Clearfield, UT | Roy, UT | West Point, UT | Syracuse, UT | Riverdale, UT | Hooper, UT | Washington Terrace, UT

Tips & Pet Info

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Before the Doorbell Rings: A Clinton Pet Owner’s Halloween Safety Plan

Before the Doorbell Rings: A Clinton Pet Owner’s Halloween Safety Plan Clinton Veterinary Hospital Start with the busiest fifteen minutes The most useful Halloween preparation often happens before anyone puts on a costume. In Clinton, a normal evening can turn into a parade of doorbells, unfamiliar voices, and open front doors. Dogs may rush to

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More Than a Stiff Walk: How Pain Can Change a Pet’s Behavior

Clinton Veterinary Hospital Pain in pets rarely arrives with a flashing warning sign. More often, it slips into the daily routine: one stair taken more carefully, one walk cut a little shorter, one grooming session skipped, one favorite hiding place used more often. Those details matter, particularly as dogs and cats move into their senior

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Clinton Veterinary Hospital You probably know when your pet is due for vaccines. You may even know exactly when their flea, tick, or heartworm prevention is due. But when was their last blood test? If you cannot remember, you are in good company. Bloodwork is one of those parts of veterinary care that may happen

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