19 Reviews

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital

Holladay, Utah

General Info

People with pets in Holladay depend on Osguthorpe Animal Hospital for a care pattern that aligns with family capacity while adjusting to behavioral signals and meeting diverse needs throughout Utah. During the initial phase of every visit, staff members examine pacing patterns alongside vocalization tendencies and physical posture combined with eye behavior to formulate their methodological approach. Hydration level assessment together with coat inspection plus oral status checks and core strength evaluations combined with limb motion analysis and balance control tests form physical evaluations. Through structured conversation owner observations are recorded where recent social behavior appetite variance noise sensitivity and sleep disruption serve as key variables. Osguthorpe Animal Hospital delivers comprehensive veterinary services including diagnostic tests and preventive screenings alongside dental care, minor surgical procedures, postoperative support, and chronic condition monitoring. The number of household pets, caregiver availability, and the necessity for emotional recovery after difficult visits all influence staging adjustments. Families can perform at-home follow-ups without confusion through the use of detailed instructions and visual diagrams. Schedules are fluid. Pet owners should modify their plans whenever necessary based on the animal's adjustment progress. The use of optional check-ins combined with asynchronous updates manages to maintain healthcare progress without causing additional stress. Support includes printed summaries communication tiering and pain behavior maps to guide next steps. Osguthorpe Animal Hospital delivers veterinary services in Holladay and throughout Utah within household capacity limits by respecting animal signals alongside caregiver realities during all interactions.

Services

Acupuncture

Boarding

Dental Care

Dermatology

Grooming

Neurology

Oncology

Surgery

Vaccinations

Reviews

Zandria Patton

27 Jun 2018

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Best vet ever! So smart and does not make you run a bunch of unnecessary tests for money like most places. He is very blunt which is good. I'll always take my animals here and have recommended so ma... Read More

Al Kavalauskas III

14 May 2018

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Doc Osguthorpe is the best. I drive over an hour one way, because he is that good.

Dusty Bottoms

8 May 2018

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I am baffled that Dr. Osguthorpe has gotten any bad reviews. He is wonderful! He's cleaned my elderly min pin's teeth twice. Always pleasant to deal with, he puts me at ease with his knowledge and manner. And of course he's a reasonable person. He doesn't ask for blood work to be done if it's not necessary. He doesn't pad the bill. He's honest. I would and do recommend him to everyone that has a pet. Read Less

Alyssa Rogers

27 Apr 2018

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I am so so thankful for Dr. Osguthorpe. Monday my cat had a urinary blockage so I went to Cottonwood animal hospital and they charged me $550 dollars!!! Dr. Osguthorpe said he usually charges less than $200 and he took care of his post blockage UTI for an amazing price. He explaied everything so well and was very polite. I went in 20 minutes early and they saw me right away. No paperwork hassle or anything. I don’t usually leave reviews but I am so happy with my services I felt it was necessary. Thanks Dr. Osguthorpe!! Read Less

suzanne Taylor

10 Mar 2018

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I have been going to Dr. Oscarthorpe for probably 20 years. I thought this man was a wonderful vet and that he took good care of my pets. I have had 2 really bad experiences with him the last times I’ve taken my 12-year-old Yorky into see him. He is an extremely aggressive and even snappy with me. He grabbed my dogs pie that I told him he had been limping on and my dog yelped. He did not let go of my dogs car until I ask him to. I called to talk to the receptionist about the incident and she was extremely rude and hung up on me. They really don’t seem to care anymore. Whatever he’s got going on in his life right now, if it is not good for his business then he needs to stop. I will never be taking any animal back there again! I think it’s time for him to retire! Read Less

Bill & Linda

6 Mar 2018

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We didn't have to wait long to be fit in for an appointment. We also only had a short wait once we got there. Dr. Osgathorpe ( don't know if that's how you spell his name) was very knowledgeable. We took our standard poodle in because he had a lump on his back hind quarter that we had found and it had grown. He knew exactly what it was and explained it to us. He suggested that it be removed to avoid problems down the road. Their fees are lower than other places I called. Read Less

Samantha McKee

15 Feb 2018

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Took our dog here after he had gotten into sugar free candy and had been throwing up for hours. They scheduled us for a little while later and Jerry was there waiting to examine him after which he told us he would be fine. He has always been an amazing vet and honest. My family has been using him and his clinic for 20+ years. Will always return here but hopefully next time for yearly shots not for them eating somethin they shouldnt. Read Less

Cindi Glad

26 Feb 2017

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Saved my baby. Knowledgeable, fair price

Maddie Maldonado

28 Sep 2016

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Was just at the office with my 13 year old pit bull who we feared had squamous cell carcinoma on his nose. Jerry came up to Pablo, in the waiting area, took one look, asked how old he was and proceeded to tell us it was a "growth". He then walked into the exam room where I asked his back what this meant, what the prognosis was. Jerry responded, not good. He had his back to us the entire time and refused to answer any questions. Finally, I said, you know what, your bedside manner is not appropriate at all. Maybe to you he's just another dog but he's part of our family. Jerry told us to get out and take our dogs elsewhere. I asked what I had done that was so offensive and he accused me of 'expecting the moon'. Jerry gave no explanation or sympathy. I know jerry is dying and I sympathize for what he and his family must be going through but maybe it's time for him to give up the practice and enjoy the time he has left. I would never wish anyone to find out they are loosing a family member this way. Needless to say, we are now at cottonwood animal hospital awaiting some sort of explanation. Read Less

Cailley Torgersen

20 May 2016

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We have taken all of our dogs to Dr. Osguthorpe since I can remember. He has cared so much about each and every one of them and always given us the best answers on how to help them when they're sick. He knows a lot about every dog that comes into his office. My little Harley has gone to him to get all her shots and hasn't yelped or anything, he is very gentle. He made sure to show our dogs that they are loved even at the doctors, and knows that they're a crucial part of a family so he does whatever he can to keep them around as long as he can. We love dr. Osguthorpe and would recommend him for everyone! Love having him as our family vet! Thank you for all your company has done for us. Read Less

Ashley Smith

28 Apr 2016

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BEST VET EVER!!! When I went to an other clinic they told me my dog needed a hysterectomy of sorts and they needed to remove two tumors. Which was guesstimated to cost 1400 for my 9 pound 12 yr old dog(at the time she was 12). When I took her to osguthorpe for a second opinion he told me that the hysterectomy was unnecessary for my dog. Plus he explained to me that one of the tumors was a cyst and it didn't need to be removed and then he ALSO found an additional tumor the others didn't know of. To remove the tumors cost a fraction of what the hysterectomy and tumor removal I had been told me needed to be done ASAP. Considering the hysterectomy could have killed her and wasn't needed for my dog in particular I'm very happy I went to him for the second opinion. He explained to me my dogs situation and choices. He helped me a great deal to understand the hysterectomy could be needed later on if she had other symptoms arise, but we needed only to remove the tumors and that was the safest route for my dog considering her age and lack of other symptoms. He also explained the benefit my dog would get from NOT having multiple surgeries done at once. Like she would not be put under for a long period of time(which in its self could kill her) and her bodies ability to heal and ability to bounce back would be greater. Then if later she did need a hysterectomy for SURE the surgery would be shorter and her body would have less to heal. I can go on about how great they are and how they have helped me with my dog through so much! I take my dog to him whenever needed now and they have always been there for me when I call for assistance. My dog is doing GREAT!! Read Less

Diane Stilwell

23 Apr 2016

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I took my 15 year old cat in because he was not eating well and had lost 3 pounds over the course of a few months. He told me that this was somewhat normal for an older cat. Three months later i brought him in again and he again minimized my concerns. When he continued to get worse, eventually he decided to give him a blood test. We found out he had kidney failure, a very common issue of cats and that there was nothing that could be done and he would die within the week. Upon bringing my cat to a different vet and doing some basic internet searches, I learned that much is commonly done for the cats comfort and possibly extending life. Dr Oscuthorpe didn't offer any of the commonly known and used solutions, even just for the cat's comfort. Ziggy lived another few months with out discomfort with basic treatment which gave me, and his twin brother, time to say goodbye. I was able to make him feel comfortable and enjoy his last few months prior to deciding to euthanize him due to his discomfort. I filed this incident with the veterinarian board but they didn't find this as neglect. I feel a vet should give all available information to let the owner make choices they feel are best for their pets. Read Less

Leelan Cruz-Warren

17 Feb 2016

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I took my new cat to him because i suspected he qas having health problems. He was very impatient, didn't want to listen to my description of his behavior, made comments like..."if you'd let me speak".... he suggested a treatment for my cat and i had to reschedule. In the mean time the cat got sicker so i brought him in again. I had my 3 and 5 year old sons with me... he made commenta like he couldnt hear himself over the boys, rolling his eyes when i tried to quiet them, i asked if he had any kids and he said 4 but they never got away with what my kids were doing... which was simply making noise..? They were seated, just being boys. .. i asked to clarify his instructions and he acted irritated as if it was a stupid question... his male secretary had the nerve to tell my kids to be quiet and NOT in a nice way. I will never go back not even for a follow up. If i could stand outaide and redirect people away from his rude practice i would, but i have better things to do. I will pray dor him as he must be a miserable person. Read Less

Brooklyn Hennefer

8 Oct 2015

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Worst vet ever. Our visit lasted less than 10 minutes and he didn't touch my dog to examine her once. He insisted nothing was wrong after watching her walk around the parking lot. As I started to talk he literally threw up his hands up while I was explaining her history and said "you know everything." & walked back into the clinic. That was my visit. Don't trust this guy. I can't believe I paid money to be treated so poorly.Read Less

Sheryle Bauer

30 Jun 2015

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Best darn vet in town. I've been taking my pets to Dr. Osguthorpe for over ten years. He is a no nonsense vet who loves what he does, loves animals and has provided the best care for my dogs and cats over the years. Even when I've rushed one of my pets in to his clinic without an appointment, he has made time for me. I've got no complaints. Only high marks for the Osguthorpe Animal Hospital. His employees have given me the same consideration and friendly smiles every single time I've walked through that door. Better never retire, Doc. Thank you for your service!Read Less

TerriJensen

3 Jan 2012

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As a child growing up we always took our dogs to Osguthorpe Animal Hospital. Jerry and his family are very personable, caring people. They truly care about the well being of your animals. Now at the age of 50 I still take my dog to Osguthorpe Animal Hospital and recommend him to everyone! His prices are so resonable, his ""bedside manner"" is above all I've ever seen... I am and always have been 190% satisfied with Osguthorpe Animal Hospital! Read Less

oldfairlane

5 Sep 2010

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I?ve been bringing my dogs to Jerry and his dad for over 40 years. As a professional dog trainer, I?ve worked with many of the vets in the city and while there are some great vets out there, Jerry stands head and shoulders above everyone else. He is competent, caring and affordable. Osguthorpe Animal Hospital is simply a great place staffed by even better people Read Less

kitticus

4 Oct 2009

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My family has been taking our animals to Osguthorpe Animal Hospital for over 30 years. Not only is Dr. Osguthorpe caring, he's extremely thorough and has a genuine concern for the well-being of your p... Read More

lapiano

23 Jun 2008

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Dr. Osguthorpe is very thorough and understanding. My previous dog was a biter, but it never worried Dr. Osguthorpe. He had bit other vets, but never Dr. Osguthorpe. Dr. O is very gentle and the animals can sense it. Because he is always kind to my animals, they are able to be relaxed, even when they are sick. He is the best. Even though I have moved away, I still travel 25-30 miles to bring my dogs to him. He is also VERY resonable when it comes to fees for his services. Read Less

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FAQs

Where is Osguthorpe Animal Hospital located?

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital is located at 4696 S Highland Dr, NULL, Holladay,NULL 84117. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Holladay area and surrounding communities.

What time does Osguthorpe Animal Hospital open and close each day?

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital is open Monday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Tuesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Wednesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Thursday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.

Is Osguthorpe Animal Hospital open on Saturdays?

Yes, Osguthorpe Animal Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 12:00 PM.

Is Osguthorpe Animal Hospital open on Sundays?

No, Osguthorpe Animal Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.

How can I book an appointment at Osguthorpe Animal Hospital?

You can book an appointment online with Osguthorpe Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.

What services does Osguthorpe Animal Hospital offer?

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital in Holladay offers a range of veterinary services, including Acupuncture, Boarding, Dental Care, Dermatology, Grooming. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.

Does Osguthorpe Animal Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?

Yes, Osguthorpe Animal Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Holladay clinic.

Does Osguthorpe Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?

Absolutely. Osguthorpe Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.

Can I get my pet groomed at Osguthorpe Animal Hospital?

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Holladay.

Does Osguthorpe Animal Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?

Yes, Osguthorpe Animal Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.

Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Osguthorpe Animal Hospital?

Osguthorpe Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Holladay has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.

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Business Hours

Monday

Mon

09:00AM-17:00PM

Tuesday

Tue

09:00AM-17:00PM

Wednesday

Wed

09:00AM-17:00PM

Thursday

Thu

09:00AM-17:00PM

Friday

Fri

09:00AM-17:00PM

Saturday

Sat

09:00AM-12:00PM

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