Wonderful family vet practice who are caring, gentle and professional. I am in complete gratitude for the care and assistance provided in looking after my cat, who is my best friend, and for the quality of assistance provided in a big case. Thank you to everyone at Ogden animal hospital. I cannot recommend your practice highly enough. You can feel assured that your pet will be looked after at OAH.

I really like this animal hospital! It is family owned and operated. The vets are both wonderful. We see Dr. Steve and he is so good with our dogs. He is honest and doesn't try to give you the run-around with your animals. Their prices are reasonable and I feel like they are very upfront and honest with their services. The waiting area is a bit small, but I think its the size of the building.

I love this place and can't recommend it enough. When you love your pet so much it can be a very stressful experience taking them to the vet. These people are friendly, empathetic, professional, knowledgeable, and kind. They are always so gentle with my dogs and are quick to figure out any health issues. This is the only vet I have truly loved and trusted!

I've been to most of the veterinary practices in Ogden with foster dogs and strays as well as my own dogs and cat. Ogden Animal Hospital is my primary vet. Dr. Mike has a good heart and is very compassionate and listens very carefully to any concerns, the gentleman that take calls and makes appointments is very knowledgeable and polite, and everyone else has been great. They seem to be a little more reasonably priced than some other vets. Both Dr. Steve and Mike won't order necessary tests or treatments. They're very upfront and honest about the effectiveness of treatments I was considering. Dr. Mike explains everything very thoroughly. They saved my sweet Heeler before I adopted her--She was a stray that was hit by a car. Animal Control brought her there and they treated her and boarded her until a foster could be found to nurse her back to health. They also saved another dog that someone brought in to be euthanized because of lacerations on his neck, which the owners said were caused by a dog attack but were obviously caused by leaving too small of a collar on a growing dog. They refused to euthanize the dog and asked the owners to surrender him so the vets could find him a good home.

It is a little dirty. I wish they would keep it as clean as a doctor's office for people. One of the vet assistants was rough with our sweet dog and didn't seem to care much about our pet.