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.

  • Cheyenne

    For July, meet Cheyenne, our newest Pet of the Month — and a total superstar in every way. 💛

    Cheyenne and her owner, Eryn, love going swimming and traveling together. Ask anyone who knows her and they’ll tell you: she doesn’t just enjoy swimming… she lives for it. Yes, yes, YES!

    🎾 Favorite Toy: A tennis ball — or honestly any ball she can chase.

    🍖 Favorite Treat: Dehydrated lamb lung fillets (a pro athlete needs her fuel).

    🛏️ Favorite Place to Sleep: Eryn’s bed, of course.

    🏅 Special Talents: Catching balls mid‑air, swimming like a champ, and competing in Confirmation, NASDA, and Fast CAT.

    🤪 Quirky Behavior: The moment she sees a ball, she becomes hilariously laser‑focused. Game on.

    Cheyenne brings joy, energy, and heart to everything she does — and we’re so excited to celebrate her this month. 💛🐾


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Happy 4th of July from all of us at San Juan Veterinary Clinic!  

Wishing your pets a calm, cozy, and safe holiday. Keep them indoors, give them extra snuggles, and enjoy the day together. ❤️🐾

Happy 4th of July from all of us at San Juan Veterinary Clinic!

Wishing your pets a calm, cozy, and safe holiday. Keep them indoors, give them extra snuggles, and enjoy the day together. ❤️🐾
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Fireworks, BBQs, and summer heat can be tough on our furry friends. A little prep goes a long way in keeping them safe and calm.

🎆 Keep Them Calm:  
Fireworks can be scary. Set up a quiet room, close the curtains, and turn on soothing sounds. If your pet needs meds, call us early for refills. Learn more about firework anxiety prep.

🌡️ Beat the Heat:  
Provide shade, fresh water, and avoid hot pavement during peak temps. Check out heat safety tips.

🔥 BBQ Hazards:  
Keep pets away from grills, skewers, corn cobs, and alcohol. More on BBQ safety.

🐾 Safe Outdoor Time:  
Walk dogs before dusk and keep all pets secure indoors once fireworks start. Explore outdoor safety.

🚨 Know the Signs:  
If your pet shows panic, overheating, or ingests fireworks, seek help immediately. Review emergency signs.

Fireworks, BBQs, and summer heat can be tough on our furry friends. A little prep goes a long way in keeping them safe and calm.

🎆 Keep Them Calm:
Fireworks can be scary. Set up a quiet room, close the curtains, and turn on soothing sounds. If your pet needs meds, call us early for refills. Learn more about firework anxiety prep.

🌡️ Beat the Heat:
Provide shade, fresh water, and avoid hot pavement during peak temps. Check out heat safety tips.

🔥 BBQ Hazards:
Keep pets away from grills, skewers, corn cobs, and alcohol. More on BBQ safety.

🐾 Safe Outdoor Time:
Walk dogs before dusk and keep all pets secure indoors once fireworks start. Explore outdoor safety.

🚨 Know the Signs:
If your pet shows panic, overheating, or ingests fireworks, seek help immediately. Review emergency signs.
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