We are so thankful to all of our clients that helped our community out and put their pet's annual exams or vaccines on hold! To better thank you all, we are hosting a Wellness Fair on June 5th and 6th! Many of your pet's wellness procedures will be discounted, such... read more →
May
19
Mar
19
Your health and safety are as important to us as the health of your pet. While concerns are growing about coronavirus, we want to remind you our clinic offers home delivery through our website, www.IdahoVetHospital.com and Purina's website, ProPlanVetDirect.com. You can easily order your pet’s food, medications and supplements online... read more →
Mar
19
COVID-19 Update 3/19/2020 While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats and other domestic animals are not at risk for contracting COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of the humans within our community, notably our clients and staff: Please call... read more →
Oct
22
We are looking to add an Associate Veterinarian to our team! If you are looking to make a difference in the lives of pets and their owners, and expand your knowledge and skills in our veterinary hospital, we want to talk with you! Who Are We? We are an organization... read more →
Oct
02
Parvovirus Fast Facts Parvovirus infection is a potentially fatal disease that primarily affects young or unvaccinated dogs. It can however affect older dogs, especially those with unknown or incomplete vaccine histories.Breeds with an increased risk for parvovirus infections include Rottweiler, Doberman pinscher, Labrador retriever, American Staffordshire terrier, German shepherd, and... read more →
Aug
27
Our staff at Idaho Veterinary Hospital wants to provide the best pain management for your pet. With this in mind, we have added the latest technology for joint pain, platelet rich plasma therapy (PRPs); an injection of PRP directly into the affected joint(s). This is a technology that human medicine... read more →
Jul
26
"Tipsy" Our technician, Alyssa's, Catahoula puppy Veterinarians recommend that every dog should be vaccinated against parvovirus as a puppy! Parvovirus causes debilitating vomiting and diarrhea, and left untreated can be fatal. It is entirely preventable with an appropriate vaccination schedule. Here are some parvo facts that might help your understanding... read more →
Jul
09
Nov
14
Idaho Veterinary Hospital is expanding and is seeking an outstanding person to join our Front Office Representative Team! We are an AAHA accredited, high quality, multi-doctor, full service animal hospital specializing in customer service, exotics, orthopedics and canine reproduction. This position is full time and will require some Saturday shifts.... read more →
