We provide a full range of veterinary services including wellness exams and vaccinations for all types of small animals, check-ups, preventive medicine, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics, behavioral consultations - and house calls for your special needs. We are dedicated to staying current with advances in veterinary medicine. Our hospital has digital radiography, laser surgery, ultrasound, endoscopy, dental radiography, and companion animal therapeutic laser. Thus, most diagnostic testing can be done in-house - keeping the costs down and ensuring that results are immediate for your convenience and peace of mind. We also have a full range of nutritional products and supplements - and don't forget to check out our boarding facilities, too. We are here to service the cities of Grand Junction, CO, Clifton, CO, Whitewater, CO, Palisade, CO, Fruita, CO, Glade Park, CO, Cedaredge, CO, Montrose, CO, Austin, CO, Parachute, CO and more.
Website: omvets.com
Phone: (970) 241-9866
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Highway 50 and Palisade St
Open now
- Sat 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
2668 Highway 50 Grand Junction, CO 81503 ·1576.39 mi
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Reviews
yelpOn a 6 month summer road trip and day 2 our Lil'Bit had an extreme asthma attack. Scared us to death and could not find any other vet or hospital that could get us in. On the forth call they...
MoreI took my pitbull here today. She is 10 years old, and she has a problem with a rash on her belly. Just never seems to go away. So this guy tells me that she has sunburn. She also has these brown...
MoreAbsolutely everything this Vet only cares about money they do not care about the health for your dog. They will literally let you walk out of there because you can't pay your dog die if you say...
Morei have been going to this practice for almost 15 years. They are compassionate, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. They have cared for many of my animals, both cats and dogs. I cannot imagine going...
MoreGreat spot. They were super busy but had a cancellation so they called me back to see if I could bring my kitty in. Fixed his limp with a shot and some antibiotics. You don't go to the vet for...
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