I have had literally dozens of animals treated by Dr. Dana Clark and Dr. Evan Gubler. From tiny finches to 100+pound dogs. Every animal was treated with kindness and respect and like they mattered. When there was nothing to be done I have seen both Dana and Evan moved to tears. They both really do care about your animals. I moved away several years ago and when I have a problem with one of my animals that no vets in my area can figure out I can call Dr. Clark and he knows just the ticket. He saved my cats life without ever laying eyes on her. She was deathly ill and nothing 2 animal hospitals and 3 vets in my area did was doing any good. I called Dana and explained the problem he told me what medication to get her and in what dose, she was better in 2 days after weeks of suffering. He diagnosed and saved several of my birds. Including a macaw that turned out to be allergic to cockatoos, of all things. What bird is allergic to another bird and exactly how do you figure that out?!!! Dana did. Part genius and part magic, that is what the man is. They cured my dog of breast cancer when she was 11 years old. Most vets would have written her off. Evan did a beautiful job with the surgery and Dana did a fabulous revision of the wound so she did not even have a scar. To the person with the minpin, take responsibility for letting your pet get a hold of your meds. I have owned and fostered dozens of dogs, not one of them has ever gotten into medication. Little dogs are touch and go. Take better care of your pet next time and don't blame the vet that tried to save it. ...read more

I took my sisters dog to Dr. Gubler and he killed him through neglect. \t\n\t\nOur 8lb Min Pin happened to swallow a cold tablet containing ibuprofen and Sudafed. I was advised to bring the dog in to have them make him vomit and be checked by the Vet. After Vomiting occurred Dr. Gubler decided that putting charcoal into the Min Pin was the next step. Evan after I voiced my concern of this procedure being harsh on the dog due to my knowledge of knowing humans that have had their stomach pumped. He then insisted that we do the procedure.\t\n\t\nThe dog was then taken back and after an extended amount of time Gubler came out and said we almost lost your dog. My family and I than went back in the room to see the dog gasping for air and falling over attempting to get to my sister. This went on for hours as Gubler talked in circles never controlling the room or advising us on what had happened.\t\n\t\nGubler tortured this perfectly healthy dog for hours and made us watch while he did so. The dog passed after we left due to Dr Gubler forcing a tar like substance into his lungs during a so called "simple" procedure. \t\n\t\nIf you value the life of your pet do not go to this clinic. R.I.P Axle.\t\n ...read more

I totally disagree with kmclevin's response. I have been taking my dogs and cats to Lakeview for the past 8 years. I took them to other vets before so I know what bad vets are. Lakeview always gets me in as quickly as they can, emergencies are immediate.\t\nI once was helping someone who couldn't afford a vet and they actually took the person's information and wouldn't let me pay. They covered it.\t\n\t\nIf I ever move out of northern Utah again, I will be at a loss trying to find someone who cares about my animals as much and follows through on letting me know what is happening and what ALL of my choices are for treatment. ...read more