Orchard Animal Clinic

Orchard Animal Clinic is a veterinary clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, located at 1959 S 4130 W K. It treats dogs and cats and is described in reviews as focusing heavily on community cats, including work connected to shelters, rescues, and TNR programs. It is not described as a walk-in or full-service veterinary hospital.

Services

•Spay and neuter services, including for community cats and TNR programs
•Low-cost spay and neuter for pets (appointments required; not described as walk-in)
•Care for stray/community cats, including handling of semi-feral and feral cats (as described by reviewers)
•Dental extraction (tooth removal), as mentioned in a review
•Basic grooming-related care during a visit, including coat cleaning and nail trimming (as mentioned in a review)
•Medication provided after a visit (type not specified)
•Euthanasia/being “put to rest” is mentioned in a review as an outcome in at least one case
•Emergency or out-of-hours care is not specified
•Opening hours are not available

Pricing

No published pricing information is available; reviews describe the clinic as below average in cost (affordable/low cost).

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named in the available information.

Reviews

Orchard Animal Clinic has a 4.2/5 Google rating from 96 reviews. Recent review themes include staff described as kind, organized, professional, and very focused on animal welfare, particularly for community cats and TNR-related care. Multiple comments note it is not a walk-in clinic and that processes and rules are strict, with at least one reviewer referencing that this strictness can be perceived by some as rudeness; another describes a positive outcome for a sick stray cat involving dental extraction, grooming-related care, and medication.

Reviews for Orchard Animal Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 96 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Mike Ruiz

4 months ago

Very thankful for this place and their staff. They are amazing. I recently started feeding stray cats in my neighborhood and one of them was really sick. I tried for a while finding a place that could help a stray cat and had no luck until somehow I stumbled upon this place. Was afraid that they would just euthanize him and they did mention it was a possibility. So when I dropped him off I went home hurt knowing he probably wouldn’t return. Buttttt they took amazing care of him and gave him what he needed. They extracted teeth that needed to be taken out. They cleaned his coat, trimmed his nails. And sent him home with medication. I cannot thank them enough definitely went above and beyond with him. now he is living his best life healthy as can be. And all thanks to them. And the visit was supper affordable. He honestly wouldn’t be here anymore by now but they changed that for him. So thank you for all you do. I am sure Weezy is very thankful with you guys as well.

Georgette Gongora

4 months ago

Effective, kind, organized and professional. I am truly grateful for all they do🫶

Kat Rogel

4 months ago

K Cutler

8 months ago

Orchard specializes IN neuter and spay services for community cats. They are not a full service vet. However they provide a valuable service to community cats. I wanted to be sure that I could find and access their location.

Maria Keown

8 months ago

It is NOT a walk-in veterinary, but the folks at Orchard are some of the most caring people I've met. My visit wasn't as much fun this time, since one of my community cats had to be put to rest... Orchard deals mostly with shelters, rescues and TNR programs. They do low cost spay and neuter for pets as well, but you must schedule appointments on line and follow their rules. Rules are strict and there's no bending them. The folks are doing what they do for the animals, they won't (nor shouldn't) go out of their way to please any owners.(I've seen complaints in comments on fb about their "rudeness ", they're not, they just don't make 'karens' a priority, the animals are their focus). It's a long drive for me, but worth it, because my local vet, while awesome with semi feral) the folks at Orchard know how to deal with the real wild ones and do whatever is needed to make life better for them... if you want to donate for Christmas, or any other time, this is where you want to put your dollars, they'll use every penny of it and not waste it.