Millcreek Animal Hospital

Millcreek Animal Hospital is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Ogden, Utah that treats dogs and cats. Google reviews describe attentive staff and long-term client relationships, including care for pets needing surgeries and overnight stays. Some feedback notes concerns about communication around fees during a first-time visit.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Spay/neuter surgery (cat neuter mentioned)
•General checkups (first-visit exam mentioned)
•Nail trims
•Surgical procedures, including multiple/serious surgeries (as described by a long-term client)
•Overnight hospitalization for pets after surgery or for ongoing care
•In-hospital visiting allowed during overnight stays (as described by a reviewer)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available. Reviews mention a discounted “Whisker Wednesday” offer and an additional annual examination fee that a client said was not clearly communicated before a neuter appointment.

People

Dr. Ellis is mentioned by name in reviews; other staff are referenced but not named.

Reviews

Millcreek Animal Hospital has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 560 reviews. Positive themes include staff attentiveness, careful handling of multiple dogs in one visit, and supportive care during surgeries and overnight stays over many years. Critical feedback includes concerns about upfront communication of charges (such as an exam fee added to a procedure) and dissatisfaction with the style of e-collar provided after surgery.

Reviews for Millcreek Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 560 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Zulyma Mendoza

1 month ago

I came here to get my cat neutered. I don’t have complaints on how the procedure went. I appreciate the staff. The main reason why I’m giving it a 3 star is because before I made the appointment I called for pricing. I was happy to hear that they have “whisker Wednesday” where it’s discounted. I made sure they knew it was my first time coming (they even had to input my information since my pet and I were new) and yet I was never told about the annual examination fee prior. They told me about the fee once the procedure was already done. I’m not sure if this is an issue that simply was because the person was new, communication failed, or if it was on purpose. Also, the “cone of shame” is a cone with loops at the bottom by the neck that they insert a kind of string fabric that you have to tie around your pets neck like a shoe lace. Which kind of scared when I realized that’s how it was like. If that’s not what you want for your pet make sure to get your own that you’d find more fitting.

Laurie Oldfield

1 month ago

The staff handled 3 doberman's wonderfully. The vet and the staff were very attentive and listened to all my concerns. As it was a first meeting appointment. They gave them check up and trimmed their nails. Happy dogs, happy dog mom

Cheryl Corrigan

1 month ago

Ashley Allen

4 months ago

Cami Bradshaw

4 months ago

Our whole family has been bringing our pets to Millcreek Animal Hospital for over 12 years. Dr. Ellis & all of the wonderful ladies at Millcreek are amazing!! We always receive incredible service! Several of our animals have had to have serious ir multiple surgeries, & have had to stay over-night. The staff let's you visit your pets at anytime if they have to stay, & they treat our pets with as much love as if they were their own!! We love Millcreek & we will continue to bring our pets here!