Veterinarian
in Layton, UT

We are a full service pet hospital

At Canyon View Cares Layton, we believe pet care starts with treating every pet as an individual. Our veterinary services in Layton, UT, are built around prevention. We provide veterinary care and grooming to cats and dogs. Join us by giving your pet the care it deserves.

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Experience the Difference

Our team understands and treasures the bond between you and your pet. We share in the joy and love that animal companionship brings into our lives everyday. We offer a large range of services and therapies that make our hospital unique, a few of which are below:

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Annual Wellness

Annual pet wellness exams and consultations help maintain your pet’s health and catch problems early.

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Vaccines

Offering both core and non-core vaccines for your pet

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Pet Dental Procedures

Complete veterinary dental services, from preventive cleanings to complex tooth extractions

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Spay and Neuter

Offering preventive pet spay and neuter care

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Pet Surgery

Soft tissue surgery and many others.

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Radiology

Digital radiology available on-site to provide a timely diagnosis for your pet.

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Quality of life evaluation and end of life

Providing comfort-focused care and guidance during life’s most difficult moments.

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Pharmacy

Order your pet’s medications and prescription diets online with home delivery.

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Proudly providing Veterinary services to the following areas:
Kaysville, UT | Clearfield, UT | Fruit Heights, UT | South Weber, UT | Syracuse, UT | Sunset, UT

Tips & Pet Info

Veterinary Cat Dental Examination

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Most pet owners can recognize when their dog needs a bath or their cat could use a little extra grooming. But knowing when your pet needs a dental cleaning is a different story. You might notice a little tartar on their back teeth or occasionally catch a whiff of unpleasant breath. Otherwise, everything seems fine.

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