Helping Your Pet Weather Summer’s Loudest Moments: Fireworks, Thunderstorms, and Noise Anxiety June 30, 2026 in

Helping Your Pet Weather Summer’s Loudest Moments: Fireworks, Thunderstorms, and Noise Anxiety

Summer in Tremonton brings family gatherings, local celebrations, camping weekends, and evenings spent outdoors enjoying Utah’s beautiful weather. For many pets, however, the season also brings something much less enjoyable: fireworks, thunderstorms, and unexpected loud […]

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When Pet Anxiety Becomes a Health Concern: Knowing When Your Pet Needs More Than Reassurance June 24, 2026 in

When Pet Anxiety Becomes a Health Concern: Knowing When Your Pet Needs More Than Reassurance

Every pet experiences stress from time to time. A thunderstorm rolling through Tremonton, a change in routine, a trip to the veterinarian, or even a house full of visitors can make dogs and cats feel […]

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Helping Pets Handle Stress: A Guide to Creating a More Peaceful Home June 17, 2026 in

Helping Pets Handle Stress: A Guide to Creating a More Peaceful Home

Life is full of new experiences for our pets. From meeting unfamiliar people and hearing loud noises to adjusting to changes in routine, dogs and cats regularly encounter situations that can make them feel uncertain […]

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When Is It More Than Nervousness? Understanding Anxiety in Pets June 9, 2026 in

When Is It More Than Nervousness? Understanding Anxiety in Pets

Every pet experiences stress from time to time. A dog may become uneasy during a thunderstorm, or a cat may hide when unfamiliar visitors arrive. These reactions are often temporary and perfectly normal. However, when […]

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Why Spaying and Neutering Matters for Pets That Love the Outdoors May 27, 2026 in

Why Spaying and Neutering Matters for Pets That Love the Outdoors

Life in northern Utah offers plenty of opportunities for pets to enjoy the outdoors. From walks around the neighborhood to hikes, camping trips, farm properties, and backyard playtime, many dogs and cats in Tremonton spend […]

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Big Backyards, Busy Roads, and Curious Pets: Why Spaying and Neutering Matters for Outdoor Safety May 12, 2026 in

Big Backyards, Busy Roads, and Curious Pets: Why Spaying and Neutering Matters for Outdoor Safety

Life in northern Utah offers pets plenty of opportunities to explore. From open yards and neighborhood walks to camping trips and country roads, outdoor adventures are part of everyday life for many families. At Canyon […]

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Safe From the Start: When to Microchip Your Puppy or Kitten April 21, 2026 in

Safe From the Start: When to Microchip Your Puppy or Kitten

New puppies and kittens move through life like explorers with no map, following every sound, scent, and flicker of movement. That sense of adventure is part of what makes them so lovable, but it also […]

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Protecting What Matters Most: Your Guide to Pet Microchipping April 8, 2026 in

Protecting What Matters Most: Your Guide to Pet Microchipping

At Canyon View Cares Veterinary Hospital in Tremonton, we know pets are part of everyday life—from quiet evenings at home to outdoor adventures. Microchipping is one of the most reliable ways to keep them protected, […]

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Managing Shedding Season: Coat Care Tips for Pets in Tremonton March 25, 2026 in

Managing Shedding Season: Coat Care Tips for Pets in Tremonton

If you are finding more pet hair around your home than usual, shedding season is likely underway. Dogs and cats naturally shed as their coats adjust to changing temperatures and daylight patterns. In Tremonton and […]

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Deep Cleaning Season and Pet Safety: How to Prevent Accidents During Your Spring Home Reset March 18, 2026 in

Deep Cleaning Season and Pet Safety: How to Prevent Accidents During Your Spring Home Reset

Spring is often the time of year when homeowners commit to large cleaning and organization projects. After months of colder weather and more time spent indoors, dust buildup, clutter accumulation, and reduced ventilation can make […]

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Itchy Skin and Paw Licking in Pets: Could It Be Seasonal Allergies? March 11, 2026 in

Itchy Skin and Paw Licking in Pets: Could It Be Seasonal Allergies?

If your dog or cat has been scratching more than usual, licking their paws constantly, or developing irritated skin, seasonal allergies may be the cause. Pets in Utah often experience allergy flare ups during the […]

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Strong Teeth, Stronger Health February 25, 2026 in

Strong Teeth, Stronger Health

Dental disease is one of the most common medical conditions in dogs and cats, yet it often develops quietly. Plaque builds up daily, tartar forms along the gumline, and inflammation begins long before pets show […]

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Beyond the Bowl: Recognizing Dental Disease at Canyon View Cares Tremonton February 5, 2026 in

Beyond the Bowl: Recognizing Dental Disease at Canyon View Cares Tremonton

Many pet owners in Tremonton assume that bad breath is just a natural part of owning a dog or cat. In reality, persistent mouth odors are often the first red flag of dental disease. Because […]

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Why Parvo Cases Tend to Rise at Certain Times of Year January 27, 2026 in

Why Parvo Cases Tend to Rise at Certain Times of Year

A Pet Owner Guide from Canyon View Cares Tremonton Canine parvovirus remains a serious concern for dog owners. At Canyon View Cares Tremonton, we frequently receive questions about why parvo seems to spike during certain […]

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Puppy Vaccinations: What to Expect January 15, 2026 in

Puppy Vaccinations: What to Expect

New puppies bring energy, curiosity, and plenty of questions. One of the most important responsibilities during the first months is making sure your puppy receives the right vaccines at the right time. At Canyon View […]

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Protecting Your Pup from Parvovirus January 8, 2026 in

Protecting Your Pup from Parvovirus

What Every Tremonton Dog Owner Should Know At Canyon View Cares Tremonton, we see how quickly canine parvovirus, known as Parvo , can turn a happy puppy into a sick, stressed family member. Because this […]

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Kennel Cough Prevention for Boarding Dogs in Tremonton December 3, 2025 in

Kennel Cough Prevention for Boarding Dogs in Tremonton

Boarding your dog keeps them cared for while you are away, but shared dog environments naturally increase the risk of kennel cough. Knowing how kennel cough spreads and the preventive steps you can take helps […]

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When Curiosity Becomes a Concern: A Pet Owner’s Guide from Canyon View Cares Tremonton November 11, 2025 in

When Curiosity Becomes a Concern: A Pet Owner’s Guide from Canyon View Cares Tremonton

Pets are naturally curious, and their playful exploration is one of the many reasons we adore them. But sometimes, their curiosity can lead to unexpected situations—like swallowing something they shouldn’t. Whether it’s a piece of […]

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Canyon View Cares Support Center

Putting Relationships First

Resources

Hours

Open Mon - Fri 8am - 6pm

822 E Main St
Tremonton, UT 84337

Payment Options

  • Cash
  • Credit Card
  • CareCredit
  • Trupanion

Pet Rescues

This is a list of rescues that we support and help.

Dog Parks

Several dog-friendly parks and restaurants in the area.

  • Pocket Park for Pups
  • 22526 S Ellsworth Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ, US 85142
  • Mansel Carter Oasis Park
  • 19535 E Appleby Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ, US 85142
  • Cosmo Dog Park
  • 2502 E Ray Rd
  • Gilbert, AZ 85296
  • Uncle Bear’s Grill & Tap
  • 21151 S Rittenhouse Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • Creek Side Taco Shack
  • 20401 S Sossaman Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • The Bistro
  • 22721 S Ellsworth Rd #107
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142
  • Lucky Lou’s
  • 23706 S Power Rd
  • Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Payment Help

If you are in need of a payment plan or financial assistance with your pet’s medical care you may contact some of the following resources for assistance. We offer payments plans with no interest financing for 6 months through Care Credit.