Dr. Barton received his DVM from Kansas State University in 1981. While working on his Masters degree, Dr. Barton worked with Dr. Kolff at the Artificial Organs Department at the University of Utah. While they were both working as a calf-sitter, the very observant Dr. Kolff suggested to Dr. Barton that he look into veterinary medicine. Dr. Barton had a lifelong interest in medicine as well as a love of animals. With his never-ending awe of the unique human-animal bond that provides gifts to both, veterinary medicine seemed a perfect fit.
He has been married 33 years to his wife, Becky, and they have 7 children and 12 grandchildren. In addition, the family is completed with Russel, their 11-year old Welsh Corgi and Moicker, or “Mo”, their cat with the unusual hairstyle as a kitten, thus his unique name!
Dr. Barton is a current member in good standing for both the AVMA and the AAHA. Having the opportunity to work every day with people who love their pets deeply is reward enough for Dr. Barton. Helping pets live healthier and longer lives so as to have more time with their human companions, is a gift to everyone.
Dr. Gregg Latimer, DVM
Dr. Latimer graduated from Washington State University Veterinary School in 1987. He practiced in Arizona for 1 year before moving to Utah where he practiced in Utah County until joining Sugar House Veterinary Hospital in July of 2003.
His areas of particular interest are orthopedics, exotics, and emergency medicine. He and his wife Helen are the parents of 8 children. He is also the proud parent of a Belgian Malinois.
Dr. Latimer enjoys trail riding with his family and their Missouri Foxtrotters, scuba diving, camping, nordic skiing, and pretty much anything outdoors.
Dr. Gilbert E. Orme, DVM
Dr. Orme is a 1972 graduate of Colorado State University. His decision to become a veterinarian happened when he was a teenager in the small town of Tooele, UT. While there, a veterinarian came to town from Salt Lake City to operate on a horse. Dr. Orme was allowed to observe and after he saw what that vet was able to do, the decision was made and Dr. Orme knew that’s what he wanted to do, also.
Married for 40 years to his wife, Carol, they are the parents of 7 children and 13 grandchildren. Scarsdale, his 7-year old Australian shepherd, and Soxs, the quarter horse, round out the family.
A member in good standing with the AVMA and the Utah Veterinary Medicine Association, with whom he was a past President, Dr. Orme is assured of providing you and your pet the best and compassionate care.
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Sugar House Veterinary Hospital has successfully achieved accreditation by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). This accreditation requires regular on-site evaluations based on the highest standards in veterinary medicine, and puts us in an elite group of only 110 hospitals, throughout the United States and Canada, that have achieved this honor.
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