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Herriman, UT 84096

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Our Philosophy

Keeping Your Dog Healthy at Every Life Stage


At Rose Creek Animal Clinic, we believe that regular veterinary care is the foundation of a happy, healthy life for your dog. Whether you have a playful puppy, an active adult, or loving senior companion, our comprehensive canine care services are tailored to meet their specific needs.

Preventive Exams & Vaccinations

Annual or bi-annual wellness visits are essential for early detection of health issues. During these appointments, our veterinarians:

  • Perform full physical exams
  • Administer core and lifestyle vaccines
  • Annual testing for heartworm disease and parasites
  • Heartworm, intestinal parasites, and flea/tick preventive discussions and medication
  • Recommended annual blood screening at all stages of life

Dental Care

Professional dental cleanings, examinations, and treatments at Rose Creek Animal Clinic will help to prevent and manage gum disease, infections, and other dental problems your dog may develop.  Please visit our dental care page for more information.

Senior Dog Care

As dogs age, they need extra veterinary attention. We recommend b i-annual exams, regular bloodwork and urinalysis, nutritional and mobility support.

Behavior & Nutrition Support

Our team provides expert guidance on weight management, breed-specific nutrition behavior consultation and training referrals

Convenient & Compassionate Canine Veterinary Care in Herriman, UT

The veterinary team at Rose Creek Animal Clinic is here for you and your dog. We proudly serve dogs  in Utah from Bluffdale, Riverton, Draper, Saratoga Springs, South Jordan, West Jordan, Copperton, Lehi and surrounding communities. Partner with us to ensure your dog enjoys a lifetime of good health. 

Schedule your pet’s wellness exam today!


Canine FAQs Section

A: We recommend annual wellness exams for adult dogs and twice-yearly visits for senior dogs. Puppies should have more frequent visits during their first year for vaccinations and development checks.

A: Salt Lake City summers can be tough on dogs. To keep your pup safe:

  • Avoid midday walks—opt for early morning or evening.
  • Always provide fresh water and shade.
  • Never leave your dog in a parked car, even for a few minutes.
  • Watch for signs of heatstroke: excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse.

A: Yes. Core vaccines include rabies, distemper, parvo, and adenovirus. We also recommend leptospirosis and bordetella (kennel cough), especially if your dog is social or active outdoors. Ask us about rattlesnake vaccines if you hike with your dog.

A: Yes. Core vaccines include rabies, distemper, parvo, and adenovirus. We also recommend leptospirosis and bordetella (kennel cough), especially if your dog is social or active outdoors. Ask us about rattlesnake vaccines if you hike with your dog..

A: Absolutely. Ticks are common in the mountains, and mosquitoes (which carry heartworm) thrive in warm months. We recommend year-round flea, tick, and heartworm prevention for your dog’s protection.

A: Utah trails are great, but be cautious of:

  • Overheating and dehydration
  • Paw pad burns on hot surfaces
  • Rattlesnakes and foxtails
  • Wildlife encounters

We’re happy to help you prepare a trail-safe first-aid kit and vaccine schedule.