Farmington is 17.5 miles out, about 23 minutes by US-89 North. That is a real drive, so this page is about making the trip earn its keep.

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Twenty-three minutes up US-89

US-89 runs north from Farmington to the mouth of Weber Canyon, and the hospital sits a short way beyond it at 5714 W Canyon View Cir Suite A in Mountain Green, reached from Exit 92 and W Old Highway Road. Google Maps measures 17.5 miles and about 23 minutes in usual traffic.

It is a highway trip rather than a city one, which makes the arrival time worth trusting when you plan around it.

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One visit, more than one answer

Because the laboratory is in this building rather than in a courier bag, bloodwork can be drawn, run and discussed while you are still here. Digital X-ray and ultrasound sit in the same corridor, so an image is minutes away instead of a second appointment away.

That matters most when a dog or cat is unwell and the question is open. A sick or urgent visit that begins with an examination can end with a diagnosis and a plan the same afternoon, which is the difference between one drive up US-89 and three.

Veterinarian interacting with a dog during a wellness visit

Older dogs and cats travel better with a plan

Senior pet care leans on exactly the tools above: an unhurried physical examination, bloodwork read in house, and imaging when the examination raises a question. Mobility, weight, kidneys, teeth and pain are the usual suspects, and catching a change early is what keeps an old animal comfortable.

Laser therapy is available for stiff joints and healing tissue, and it can be scheduled alongside a wellness visit so one trip covers both.

What it costs to start

A full doctor physical exam and consultation is $70. Vaccine, laboratory and imaging fees are published on the pricing page, which is unusual to post and useful to read before a 23 minute drive.

The published number is a starting point. An accurate range for treatment comes out of the consultation, once a doctor has examined your pet, and a surgical plan can still change if something is found during the procedure. You approve an estimate before anything is scheduled.

When the plan calls for a procedure

Dentistry here covers cleaning, dental radiographs, extractions and dental surgery, under anesthesia with vitals monitored throughout. Surgery covers spay and neuter, soft tissue procedures and mass and tumor removal in our own suite. Both start with an examination and an estimate you approve before a date is set.

Distance changes the logistics rather than the medicine. A procedure day is a drop-off and a collection, which from Farmington is two short runs on US-89 rather than a morning spent in a waiting room. We tell you when to arrive, how to prepare your pet the night before, and when to expect the call saying the anesthetic is over.

Farmington questions, answered

How long does it take to reach you from Farmington?

About 23 minutes and 17.5 miles, north on US-89 and then east to Exit 92 for Mountain Green.

Can bloodwork be done while I wait?

Often, yes. Our laboratory is in the building, so many panels are run and read during the same visit rather than sent away.

Do you see new patients from Davis County?

Yes, dogs and cats. Book online up to 45 days ahead, or call (801) 516-7004 while we are open.

What happens if my pet needs urgent help during the day?

Call (801) 516-7004 before you set off. We provide emergency care during business hours, and hearing what is happening while you drive lets the team be ready when you arrive.

Farmington is the southern reach of our corridor. See every area we serve, or compare the routes from Kaysville and Syracuse.

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