HOSPITAL

Please call (208) 342-3599 to schedule an exam.

Exam fees must be paid for in advance before the patient will be seen. Independent financing plans are available through ScratchPay in advance. For those that do not qualify, in-house financing may be available. We also accept Care Credit. 

Wellness and Comprehensive Exams are not being offered at this time. 

Pre-Surgical Exam

• $65
• Additional exam: $50 (second animal at same appointment)

Pre-Dental Exam

• $65

Your household must income qualify for your pet to receive vaccinations here. Exception applies for animals adopted from our shelter in need of booster vaccinations.

We are currently referring vaccinations to outside providers unless receiving other in-house services provided. 

Dog

Rabies: $20
DA2PPC: $20
Kennel Cough (Bordetella): $20
Canine Influenza: $35

Cat

Rabies: $20
FRCPC: $20
Feline leukemia: $20

All spay/neuter surgeries include post-operative pain medication and are only done Monday-Friday by appointment only.

Pre-surgery bloodwork is mandatory for animals 7 years and older and costs $80. IV Catheter and 1st bag of fluids: $60.

Dog spay surgery (female)

• Up to 30 pounds: $215
• 31-75 pounds: $275
• 76-94 pounds: $330
• 95 pounds or more: $375
• In heat, add $80
• Pregnant, add $95

Dog neuter surgery (male)

• Up to 30 pounds: $180
• 31-75 pounds: $215
• 76-94 pounds: $230
• 95 pounds or more: $270
• Undescended testicle(s), add $90

Cat spay or neuter surgery

• Cat spay (female): $90
• Cat neuter (male): $75
• Testicle(s) not dropped/descended, add $35
  
• Pregnant, add $55

Rabbit spay or neuter surgery

• Rabbit spay (female): $150
• Rabbit neuter (male): $125
• Male rabbit testicle(s) not dropped/descended, add $35

The following is a (non-inclusive) list of procedures performed at the Idaho Humane Society Veterinary Medical Center. Important Disclaimers:

Our staffing and schedule vary – some services may not always be available.

Our hospital is dedicated to providing access to veterinary care for thousands of local pet owners who would otherwise be unable to obtain needed procedures s for their pets due to limited finances. Our general practice full-service veterinary hospital offers a range of major surgeries and advanced procedures to meet the needs of owners and pets that cannot afford specialists and referral hospitals. But we absolutely recommend that owners utilize the services of specialists and referral centers if they have the means to do so.

None of the veterinarians at our practice are board-certified in surgery, internal medicine, or dentistry. Rather, our veterinarians are general practitioners. A veterinarian that is board certified in surgery, internal medicine, or dentistry may have specialized training, equipment, or techniques. We routinely offer referrals to specialists, and there are two options in our region: WestVet Emergency Hospital in Garden City and Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Pullman, Washington.

Orthopedic 

•   Radiographs and Interpretations
•   Referrals
•   Joint Taps / Injections
•   Bone Biopsy
•   Implant Removal (pins, wires, sutures, plates, screws)
•   Splints / Bandages / Casts
•   Stabilization methods including: Pins, Wires, Conventional and Locking Plates and Screws, External Fixators including Acrylic, Circular and Hybrid Fixators, Clamp Rod Internal Fixators

Pelvis / Hip Surgery

•   Acetabular Fractures
•   Femoral Head & Neck Osteotomy (FHO)
•   Hip Luxations (Closed as well as Open Fixation)
•   Ilium Fractures
•   Sacroiliac Luxation

Carpus/ Tarsus / Foot

•   Arthrodesis (Joint Fusion), carpal/metacarpal/tarsal/metatarsal
•   Arthrodesis, pancarpal/pantarsal
•   Carpal/Tarsal Fractures
•   Metacarpal/Metatarsal Fractures
•   Phalangeal Fractures
•   Achilles Repair
•   Tibiotarsal Luxation
•   Toe Amputations

Tail

•   Amputation

Femur

•   Femoral Diaphysis Fractures
•   Femoral Condylar Fractures
•   Femoral Neck Fractures
•   Femoral Salter Harris (Articular) Fractures

Knee

•   Extracapsular Suture Technique for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rupture (Typically < 12 lb. Dogs)
•   Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rupture
•   Collateral Ligament Repair
•   Patella Luxation Stabilization (Medial/Lateral Patella Luxation)
•   Stifle Exploratory
•   Meniscectomy

Tibia

•   Tibial Diaphysis Fractures
•   Tibial Plateau Fractures
•   Tibial Salter Harris (Articular) Fractures
•   Tibial Tuberosity Avulsion

Forequarter/Shoulder

•   Amputation
•   Infraspinatus Contracture
•   Scapular Fracture
•   Shoulder Exploratory
•   Shoulder Osteochondrosis Desicans (OCD)

Humerus

•   Humeral Diaphysis Fractures
•   Humeral Salter Harris Fractures
•   Humeral T-Y Condylar Fractures

Elbow

•   Elbow Exploratory
•   Elbow Luxation (Open or Closed Repair)
•   Ununited Anconeal Process

Radius/Ulna

•   Corrective Osteotomy
•   Olecranon Avulsion Fracture
•   Radius/Ulna Diaphysis Fracture
•   Radius Salter Harris Fracture
•   Ulnar Ostectomy/Osteotomy

Soft Tissue

•   All Tumors (External) Resection
•   Anal Sacculectomy
•   Feeding Tube
•   Hernias (Abdomenal, Diaphragm, Inguinal. Perineal)
•   Mastectomy
•   Wound Treatment, Debridement, Bandage Management)
•   Wound Reconstruction

Abdomen

•   Abdomenal Exploratory with Biopsies
•   Adrenalectomy
•   Colectomy
•   Cystectomy
•   Cystotomy
•   Bladder Stone Removal
•   Enterotomy
•   Gallbladder Resection
•   Gastropexy
•   Gastrotomy/Gastrectomy
•   Intestinal Resection
•   Liver Lobotomy
•   Nephrectomy
•   Prostatic Cyst
•   Rectal Polyps
•   Splenectomy

Ear

•   Aural Polyp Removal
•   Ear Canal Exploratory/Resection
•   Pinna Amputation/Reconstruction
•   Total Ear Canal Ablation
•   Ventral Bulla Osteotomy

Genital

•   Caesarian Section
•   Castration
•   Cryptorchid Castration
•   Ovarian Remnant
•   Ovariohysterectomy
•   Paraphimosis
•   Urethrostomy, Perineal (Cat) / Scrotal (Dog)
•   Vasectomy
•   Vulvoplasty
•   Pyometra

Mouth

•   Cleft Palate
•   Facial Fold Resections
•   Mandibular Fracture
•   Mandibulectomy / Maxillectomy
•   Ranula (Marsupialization Sublingual)
•   Soft Palate Resection
•   Stenotic Nares

Neck

•   Sialocele/Salivary Gland Resection
•   Thyroidectomy

Thorax

•   Pyothorax
•   Flail Chest
•   Pectus Excavatum
•   Diaphragmatic Hernia

Dentistry

•   Dental Radiographs
•   Prophylaxis (Scaling/Polishing)
•   Extractions

Feline Leukemia / Feline FIV: $42

Heartworm test: $26

Parvovirus test: $65

CBC Profile: Prices will vary

Microchip (no appointment needed): $35

Currently, we are only offering drop-off euthanasia at this time: 

Cat and Dog euthanasia (without owner present): $50*

*euthanasias include communal cremations; the cremains are spread in the mountains near Idaho City. Clients may choose to purchase a private cremation for an additional fee, so they may have the cremains returned.

Read more about how to make the difficult decision of saying goodbye to a beloved pet.

We are not offering nail trims at this time, unless your pet has an appointment booked for another service. 

Cat or dog nail trim, simple: $20

Add $15 if pet needs to be restrained or muzzled.