Lone Mountain Animal Hospital has a large section of the facility devoted to boarding your pet that includes large and extra-large runs for large-breed canines, and comfortable cages for small-to-medium breeds and felines.

Ultrasound (also called sonography) is a diagnostic medical procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce dynamic, real-time, 2-D visual images of organs, tissues, or blood flow inside the body.

At Lone Mountain Animal Hospital, we have vaccine and wellness schedules available for ferrets, rabbits, pigs, and goats. It’s important to make sure our other furry friends are protected from diseases.

Preventative care entails more than just vaccinating your pet. The best preventative health care includes regular veterinary exams every 6 months since pets age faster than humans.

Surgical procedures are scheduled Monday through Saturday. Surgical patients are checked in between 7:00am and 9:00am on the morning of surgery.

Dental care is a critical component of your pet’s overall health regimen and is a special feature among our clinic services. All dental procedures are performed by our veterinarians and dental technicians.

Traveling with your pet and not sure what direction to turn, we can help. Whether you are traveling within the mainland of the United States, Hawaii or to a foreign country your pet will require a health certificate.

Besides dogs and cats, we welcome furry, feathered and scaled patients at Lone Mountain Animal Hospital. Our veterinary staff is well- trained in the unique medical and surgical care for exotic species.

Sometimes your pet’s illness or health disorder may be easily detected upon physical exam by our veterinarians. Diagnostic testing aids in measuring a patient’s progress and can confirm a disease-free status.

Therapeutic diets are specially designed dietary formulas shown to improve or treat specific health conditions. Nutritional therapy delays symptoms of illness or offsets the need for medications.

Microchipping is a quick, simple procedure in which a microchip is injected underneath your pet’s skin.