Meet Dr. Eddie Doughty

Bluegrass Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Eddie Doughty
3084 S 1900 W Ste D.
Ogden, UT 84401

Testimonials

• Our pets are a part of the family and Dr. Eddie recognizes that. Through good times and bad, we trust Dr. Eddie to provide the TLC and expert care our pets need. He always knows what is best to keep our pets healthy and happy. Dr. Eddie ROCKS!
  
  Sean & Kim Naylor
  Parents of Bob, Milt & Eloise

• Dr. Doughty is the best vet we have ever had. A caring and compassionate person, he takes the time to make sure all of your concerns and questions are answered. Dr. Doughty and his staff are wonderful, we wouldn't think of taking our pets elsewhere. If you want the best care for your pets you can't do better than Dr. Doughty.
  
  Maureen Pruett

• I respect and appreciate the loving care that we always receive from Bluegrass Veterinary Hospital. They are always ready to go the extra mile for my dogs and cats. I believe it is the genuine and heartfelt attention they receive from the moment we walk through the door to the time they are assisted back into the vehicle. I found Dr. Doughty 6 years ago and there was no question in my mind that I had found the doctor for my loved ones.
  
  Vickie King
  Canine Country Club

• Bluegrass Veterinary Hospital is the best! The staff understands our pets are "our family members". The staff is extremely knowledgeable and caring, we would not take our 3 canines anywhere else.
  
  Thank you all so much for all you do for us!
  
  Colleen Netzer

• Thank you, Dr. Eddie, for your considerable professional expertise and your uncomparable kindness and consideration to our family. You are indeed a credit to your profession and a real asset to our community.
  
  Dr. Richard Schaffert

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We offer a 5% military discount with a military ID.

 

February special is 15% off Dental Procedure (does not include bloodwork)
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Dr. Eddie’s Tip of the Month

Winter Pet Care Tips

Housing:
It is best to keep pets indoors during the winter months, but if this is not possible, outdoor pets must be provided with shelter. Their home should be elevated off the ground to prevent moisture accumulation and have a door of some kind to keep out winter winds, sleet, and snow. Shelters should be insulated or heated. Outdoor pets require extra calories to keep warm. Feed your pet according to its needs when the temperature drops. In severely cold or inclement weather, no pet should be kept outside.

Roaming cats:
Roaming cats, as well as house pets and wildlife, may climb onto vehicle engines for warmth during cold weather. Be sure to check under the hood before starting your vehicle and honk the horn to startle any animals seeking shelter inside.

Frostbite and snow removal salt:
Snow and salt should be removed from your pets paws immediately. Frostbitten skin is red or gray and may slough. Apply warm, moist towels to thaw out frostbitten areas slowly until the skin appears flushed. Contact your veterinarian as soon as possible for further care. Snow removal products should be stored out of the reach of pets and small children as their toxicity varies considerably.

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