In Memoriam

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our colleague and friend, Melody. Melody was a dedicated team member who brought deep compassion, dedication, talent, spirit and warmth to every day. Her commitment to excellence and genuine care for others left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of working alongside her.

Melody will be remembered for her kindness, integrity, and the positive energy she brought into our workplace. She exemplified the values we strive for and enriched our community in countless ways.

Melody will forever be with us in spirit, and will continue to guide us in our pursuit of excellence.

We are a full-service companion animal care hospital in Montrose, Colorado,
offering exceptional state-of-the-art medical care.

We strive for perfection in the care of your furry family.


Communication Code of Conduct

Our practice strives to have clear, calm, polite and respectful communication with our clients. We all need to be respectful of each other’s time and strive to have efficient and effective interactions for the benefit of all.

These ideals facilitate positive outcomes in all aspects of our interactions. Without this cooperative effort there can be challenges that adversely affect the experience for everyone. We will not tolerate offensive or aggressive communication towards our staff.

We appreciate your patronage and strive for positive interactions. We are happy to transfer your pet(s) records if you do not share the same vision.


Our Services


Meet our Vets.

We know your pets will like them as much as we do!


Meet our Staff. 


Pet of the Month

We love your pets, so we’re showcasing them.

  • Henrick

    🎉🐾 Meet Our April Pet of the Month: Henrick! 🐾🎉 Proudly loved by Jason and Melanie

    Say hello to Henrick — the handsome guy stealing the spotlight this month! This sweet pup lives his best life with his family, and we can totally see why he was nominated.

    🌟 Favorite things to do: Henrick is all about the simple joys — going on walks, splashing around in the river (but absolutely not swimming), playing tug‑of‑war, and then curling up for a good nap. Honestly, same.

    🧸 Favorite toy: A cheap little teddy bear from Habitat that he lovingly destroys before bedtime. It’s a nightly ritual and he takes it very seriously.

    🍖 Favorite treat: Ol’ Roy — classic, crunchy, and perfect.

    🎩 Special talents: No fancy tricks, but he’s got plenty of charm and personality to make up for it.

    🤣 Quirky behavior: Every morning, Henrick kicks off the day with what his family calls “morning insanity” — zooming around with his two best buddies, Goose and Higgins. It’s the kind of chaos that makes mornings worth waking up for.

    We’re so excited to celebrate Henrick all month long. Congratulations to this sweet boy and his wonderful family!


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🌍🐾 Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐾🌍
Today we celebrate the compassionate, skilled, and endlessly dedicated veterinarians who protect the health of our pets, our community, and even our food systems.

This year’s theme — “Veterinarians: Guardians of Food and Health” — highlights the vital role veterinarians play far beyond the exam room. From ensuring safe, healthy food production to preventing zoonotic diseases and supporting One Health, veterinarians are essential to the wellbeing of animals and people.

At San Juan Veterinary Clinic, we’re proud to have a team of veterinarians who bring heart, expertise, and unwavering commitment to every patient who walks through our doors. Their work keeps Montrose’s pets healthy, our community safe, and our bond with animals stronger than ever.

💙 To our veterinarians: thank you for your compassion, your long hours, your steady hands, and your dedication to both animals and the people who love them.  
You make a difference every single day.

Help us celebrate our incredible veterinary team today — drop a thank‑you, a favorite memory, or a photo of your pet below!

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🌍🐾 Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐾🌍
Today we celebrate the compassionate, skilled, and endlessly dedicated veterinarians who protect the health of our pets, our community, and even our food systems.

This year’s theme — “Veterinarians: Guardians of Food and Health” — highlights the vital role veterinarians play far beyond the exam room. From ensuring safe, healthy food production to preventing zoonotic diseases and supporting One Health, veterinarians are essential to the wellbeing of animals and people.

At San Juan Veterinary Clinic, we’re proud to have a team of veterinarians who bring heart, expertise, and unwavering commitment to every patient who walks through our doors. Their work keeps Montrose’s pets healthy, our community safe, and our bond with animals stronger than ever.

💙 To our veterinarians: thank you for your compassion, your long hours, your steady hands, and your dedication to both animals and the people who love them.
You make a difference every single day.

Help us celebrate our incredible veterinary team today — drop a thank‑you, a favorite memory, or a photo of your pet below!

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🏡 A Happy Home Is a Pet‑Proofed Home
If you’ve ever had to childproof your house, you know little ones can find their way into the strangest places. Our furry family members are no different — and sometimes they’re even more creative. Pet‑proofing your home is one of the best ways to keep your dogs and cats safe, healthy, and out of trouble.

Here’s a room‑by‑room look at common household hazards and how to help protect your pets:

🍽️ Kitchen
The kitchen is full of tempting smells — and hidden dangers.
Many everyday foods like chocolate, coffee, onions, grapes, and xylitol‑sweetened items can be toxic to pets.
To keep your pets safe:
* Store food securely
* Keep counters clear
* Use a covered or latched trash can
*Keep cleaning products out of reach

🛋️ Living Room
Our cozy gathering spaces can still pose risks.
Watch for:
* Loose electrical cords
* Fireplaces without protective screens
* Toxic houseplants (like lilies, pothos, and philodendron)
* Furniture or rugs that pets may chew or ingest
A little tidying and cord‑management goes a long way.

🛁 Bathroom
If your pet is in the bathroom, chances are they’re up to mischief — toilet water, tissue shredding, you name it.
But more serious hazards include:
* Medications
* Household cleaners
* Drain products
* Potpourri and scented oils
* Keep cabinets latched and products stored high.

🛏️ Bedroom
Even our calmest spaces can hide dangers.
Be mindful of:
* Exposed electrical or curtain cords
* Medications left on nightstands
* Small items pets may swallow
* A quick sweep of the room can prevent big problems.

❤️ Your Home, Their Safe Place
Our pets rely on us to keep their environment safe. A little prevention today can help avoid emergencies tomorrow — and keep your home the cozy, happy place your pets love.

🏡 A Happy Home Is a Pet‑Proofed Home
If you’ve ever had to childproof your house, you know little ones can find their way into the strangest places. Our furry family members are no different — and sometimes they’re even more creative. Pet‑proofing your home is one of the best ways to keep your dogs and cats safe, healthy, and out of trouble.

Here’s a room‑by‑room look at common household hazards and how to help protect your pets:

🍽️ Kitchen
The kitchen is full of tempting smells — and hidden dangers.
Many everyday foods like chocolate, coffee, onions, grapes, and xylitol‑sweetened items can be toxic to pets.
To keep your pets safe:
* Store food securely
* Keep counters clear
* Use a covered or latched trash can
*Keep cleaning products out of reach

🛋️ Living Room
Our cozy gathering spaces can still pose risks.
Watch for:
* Loose electrical cords
* Fireplaces without protective screens
* Toxic houseplants (like lilies, pothos, and philodendron)
* Furniture or rugs that pets may chew or ingest
A little tidying and cord‑management goes a long way.

🛁 Bathroom
If your pet is in the bathroom, chances are they’re up to mischief — toilet water, tissue shredding, you name it.
But more serious hazards include:
* Medications
* Household cleaners
* Drain products
* Potpourri and scented oils
* Keep cabinets latched and products stored high.

🛏️ Bedroom
Even our calmest spaces can hide dangers.
Be mindful of:
* Exposed electrical or curtain cords
* Medications left on nightstands
* Small items pets may swallow
* A quick sweep of the room can prevent big problems.

❤️ Your Home, Their Safe Place
Our pets rely on us to keep their environment safe. A little prevention today can help avoid emergencies tomorrow — and keep your home the cozy, happy place your pets love.
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