Riverton clients routinely bring dogs and cats to us for spay and neuter, elective mass removals, hernia repair, and other scheduled soft-tissue procedures. In-house lab work and imaging mean fewer delays between consult and procedure.
Walk in for a surgical consult — no appointment required. Planned procedures such as spay and neuter, elective mass removal, and other soft-tissue work live under routine surgery.
Trauma, wound and laceration repair, foreign-body surgery, and urgent cesarean sections are handled by our urgent care department — not as “routine” visits. Call on your way or walk in during open hours. See urgent surgery and c-section for what we treat same-day.
Riverton families value our extended hours, walk-in access, and honest communication about what surgery costs and what recovery looks like at home. You get hospital-grade surgical care without corporate pricing surprises.
We are located at 5089 W 11800 S, Suite 102, Herriman, UT 84096 and are open 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. Call (801) 218-2227 on your way or visit our contact page for directions.
No appointment is required for a surgical consult. Walk in during our open hours (11:00 AM – 11:00 PM daily) and our team will evaluate your pet, discuss options, and provide a written estimate before we proceed.
Routine surgery covers planned procedures: spay and neuter, elective mass and lump removal, hernia repair, cherry eye repair, and other soft-tissue work that can be scheduled. See our routine surgery page for details.
Urgent surgery is for problems that cannot wait: wound and laceration repair, foreign-body removal, exploratory surgery after trauma, and urgent cesarean section when labor stalls. Those visits go through UVEC - Urgent Care.
Surgical costs depend on your pet’s size, age, and the procedure needed. We provide transparent, upfront estimates before surgery so you can plan with confidence. Cherry financing is available on our financing page.
Many routine procedures can be performed same-day or within days—not weeks. Urgent surgical needs are prioritized. After your consult we will explain fasting requirements, pre-anesthetic lab work if needed, and the soonest safe timing for your pet.
