WELCOME
Horseshoe Mountain
Veterinary Services
is a Family Owned Clinic
​Dr. Lynn Barton
Call or Text
435-262-7257
About
Dr. Lynn R. Barton
Dr. Lynn R. Barton grew up in Northern Utah. He began his career in construction. He returned to Utah State University as a non-traditional student and graduated in 2011. He went on to attend The University of Missouri where he earned his DVM in 2015. He worked in clinics in Central Missouri and Central Utah. He now owns and operates his own small family owned clinic with his wife Becky. For a more comprehensive "About Our Clinic" click below.
Services Include:
Emergency Services
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Please call! Leave a message if there isn't an immediate answer. Call again, if you don't receive a call back in 15 minutes. ​​
​Small Animal
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Spays and Neuters
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Routine Surgery
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Vaccines and Wellness Checks
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Dental Cleanings
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Reproductive Ultrasounds
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it's here! OFA and PENN Hip X-rays
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Our x-ray machine has arrived!
Large Animal
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Vaccines and Wellness Checks
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Reproductive Care-Currently unable to do semen testing until we get the equipment. Coming soon.
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Equine Dental
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Health Certificates
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Herd Care
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AND more
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Your pets and livestock deserve the best care.
Meet Schnitzel, Our mascot
Meet 2-D
Dr. B
2-D Dr. B shares veterinary wisdom on social media and he sometimes visits elementary schools with 3-D Dr. B.
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Dr. Barton believes in sharing animal health education with those around him.
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Dr. Barton has presented at elementary schools in North Sanpete, North Sanpete High School, Snow College, to FFA clubs in North and South Sanpete, 4-H clubs, and the Central Utah Back Country Horsemen to name a few.
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Call to schedule him with your organization today.
2-D Dr. B says grapes and raisins are highly toxic to dogs. Ingestion of even a single grape or raisin can cause severe, potentially fatal acute kidney injury (kidney failure) in dogs of any breed, age, or size.