Southeast Valley Veterinary Clinic

My dog lost a pound a day while being boarded there. I gave them dog food to use but they didn’t use it. You’d think they would know the importance of using the correct dog food, but evidently they don’t. My puppy went in at 39 lbs and came out four days later at 35 lbs. when I picked her up she had the saddest frantic look in her eyes. Then for the next two days she pooped the worst diarrhea. And did I say charged me for six days boarding? I’ll never go back.

Our first visit last Saturday was not a good one, we took our little Morkie in for vomiting and distress, the female vet looked at her said she didn’t see anything wrong and we should just watch her.
This morning we had to return due to our puppy vomiting 5 times within an hour and twice once we arrived in the office.
This doctor a different one did labs and discovered pancreatitis and treated her, but he clearly has more experience than the first vet last Saturday.
I’m on the fence with this place. Yes I have seen better care at places but the second visit was much better at least this doctor gave a flip, diagnosed treated our dog. It is really our only option until our regular vet opens.

Great experience! My little chihuhua got sick while traveling and had to take her in on a Sunday. Cost not too bad for ER hospital, $ 119, Dr Guinn was such a pleasure to deal with as well as the tech. Ofc visit, 2 meds, hopefully all will be good, thanks to all at Southeast Valley!

Stay away! We had a TERRIBLE experience with this clinic. We took our Boxer in during emergency hours for a serious vomiting/​coughing issue. The night vet couldn’t see anything on the xray, so they kept him overnight. He said he would put something down his throat to try to push whatever foreign body was in there into his stomach, which we assume they did. The next day the dog was no better, and we were $ 450.00 poorer. When I picked up the dog, a different vet that was there said she was new, and said our dog was ‘just a mystery dog’ and that «it was nice to have a mystery once in awhile». This she said while LAUGHING, but it was no laughing matter to us. Our dog is still just as sick as when we brought him in and we had to pick him up with no answers as to what was causing it. They did give us some medication for coughing and an antibiotic, but this hasn’t helped much. I asked what to do next and she said maybe to take him to a specialist and said there were two clinics that «had better vets with more training» than they did and better equipment too. This was very distressing and we are not happy. Neither is our dog, who is still extremely sick. We were given no answers whatsoever, only a «good luck» when we left. This is actually the second horrible experience I’ve had with them, the last time was even worse. I had no choice but to go back since it was late at night, but I might have just as well stayed home and prayed he made it through the night. I would NEVER go here again!

They were amazing! We went in at 5:30 in the morning and they were so helpful! They gave us options instead of just going for it and charging us huge amounts of money. They were really fast and effective! Our dog is Doing great now!

I got sucked in by their $ 25 examination on their website and confirmed it with them over the phone.
My Choco Taco is a Siamese tabby mix. According to research, Siamese cat has very sensitive stomach. Anyways, Choco Taco has stomach problem due to cardboard eating before he was given up by his previous owner. The reason he was on adoption was his expensive medical bills.
After we got him, we noticed his poop was completely liquid, he farts a LOT! and it smells like couple meat tacos rotting on the food warmer, he refused to leave his bed (even it is his feeding time), and when he pukes, it was combination of Exorcism and Team America’s puking scene. We were desperate to want him feel better but hope it doesn’t break our bank.
I agree with the vet that all cat’s stomach is different; one food might agree with one cat’s stomach but not another cat’s. He also explained couple possible problems with his stomach but to find precise problem, he needs a surgery to examine his stomach. Afterward, he suggested couple medications to treat Choco Taco’s stomach problem and recommended Hill’s Prescription Diet i/​d Canine Gastrointestinal Health Dry Food to calm his stomach.
Holy bill! $ 118.40
Office visit — physical examination: $ 48.00
Metronidazole: $ 18.50
Probiocin: $ 14.52
Lysine Paste: $ 12.88
Hill’s: $ 19.99
Tax: $ 4.51
Yes, it adds up. I asked them about the $ 25 examination on your website but why it is $ 48 now. They told me it was because office visit. HUH? what’s the difference?
The medications did help Taco’s stomach. His farts’s smells died down. Poop started to get solid and stopped puking. But soon as his medication ran out, he is back to stinky farts and puke once a while.
I kind regret not to do some research before purchase Hill’s Prescription Diet i/​d Canine Gastrointestinal Health Dry Food because it has corn ingredient in it. Corn is horrible for cats. However, Taco’s poop was no longer liquid but more like eleven Slurpee. I wasn’t sure what other food to feed him so I bought the Hill’s once again.
A week after my second purchase of Hill’s cat food, we decided to do some research again and found Pure Vita cat dry food. Yep, It cured all Choco Taco’s stomach problem. You will never know if he farted or not because you cannot smell it. He doesn’t puke anymore. His poop is basically Lincoln logs now. He is more active than before and become stronger than our another cat. My another cat, Kitty El Gato has coughing cat hairball problem and usually we feed her high fiber retail store brand cat food. Now she is eating Pure Vita too. So far, I never hear her cough again.
So…It is ok veterinary clinic to me because $ 25 examination turned to $ 48 and the visit didn’t help Choco Taco much.
The staffs were pretty friendly.
One awesome thing about this clinic. They let the pets roaming around the clinic.

First off, I’m biased. I have two belly dance friends who work at Southeast Valley.
When we adopted 10-​year-​old Misty the cat we wanted to do everything «right.» Since I’ve known Penny and Rachel for years and I knew they would be really nice to our new family member, we took Misty there for her first checkup. It turns out Misty the cat’s old owner pretty much never took her to the vet in her long life. She hadn’t been immunized in years. Considering how much she likes attacking birds it’s probably a miracle that she is in such perfect condition.
The vets know their stuff and they’ve been great with her. Misty really despises the long trip from West Valley to Sandy and she despises her carrier, but she loves people and the vets and technicians are really good with her.
We also get reminders whenever it’s time for Misty’s annual check-​up and occasional e-​mails about what we should be looking out for in our senior cat (who thinks and acts like a kitten). With this kind of care I’m pretty sure Misty the cat will be with us for another ten years (at least) unless she attempts to take down a seagull.