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Lewiston Veterinary Clinic

Mixed Animal Veterinary Practice Lewiston Veterinary Clinic has served the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley for over 50 years.
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Our veterinarians treat domestic pets, farm animals, horses, and exotic animals. Our veterinarians are expertly assisted by licensed technicians and the best support staff in the area! We can help with preventive care, surgery, reproductive services, laser therapy, dental cleanings and floats, boarding and much more. In addition, our small animal veterinarians love to take care of birds, reptiles,

rodents, rabbits and ferrets. So, bring any or all of your critters to see us. We look forward to serving the Valley for another 50 years!

11/21/2024

UPDATE

11/20/2024

Planning a trip with your furry friend? 🐾 Whether you're heading to the vet or embarking on a family adventure, safety is key!

🚗 Car Safety: Always secure your pet in a carrier or use a pet seatbelt to prevent distractions and ensure their safety.

💧 Stay Hydrated: Bring water and a collapsible bowl for those much-needed breaks.

🌡️ Never Leave Pets in a Parked Car: Even with the windows cracked, temperatures can rise dangerously fast.

🐶🐱 Comfort Matters: Pack their favorite blanket or toy to help them feel at home on the road!

Safe travels from all of us at Lewiston Veterinary Clinic!

Where’s your next adventure? 🌍🐾

11/19/2024

News release from the Washington State Veterinarian

Please see attachment from Washington State

Warning on Equine Herpes Virus

UPDATE***** 11/21/24

As veterinarians we are following the EHV-1/EHM cases closely and want to update our equine owners in the community. The State of Idaho does not have any cases at this time. There have not been any sick horses with EHV-1/EHM in the Lewiston Valley or at the Lewiston Roundup Grounds. The horses that were reported with EHM are from Cheney - Spokane County, Washington. Everyone is being proactive and informing all equine owners that if they have competed at an Equine facility in Spokane County in the last 2 weeks they may have been exposed to EHV-1. Please monitor your horses and take their temperatures twice daily. If a temperature is taken and it is higher than 101.5 you need to call your veterinarian. At this time everyone is trying to limit exposure by using monitoring, limiting exposure and biosecurity. In addition, ISDA investigators examined and checked temperatures on all horses consigned for sale this week at the Lewiston Livestock Market. There was no concern with any of the horses that were presented for sale. We will keep updating as more information is available. Thank you and please call if have any questions.

11/18/24
It is important to practice good biosecurity such as not sharing equipment, water buckets and nose to nose contact. EHV-1 is a common respiratory virus of horses but the neurologic form Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy can not be vaccinated against. EHV-1 vaccines may show some cross protection so keeping your horses vaccination status up to date is important. We will keep you posted as more information comes available.

11/14/2024

Did you know arthritis doesn’t just affect dogs—it affects cats too! 🐱 Arthritis in cats can be harder to spot, but here are some signs to watch for:

😿 Less Jumping: Is your cat avoiding their favorite high spots? That might be due to joint pain.

🐾 Stiff Movements: Watch for signs like difficulty standing or moving after a nap.

🛏️ Behavior Changes: If your usually playful cat is hiding or seems more irritable, it could be due to discomfort.

The good news? We can help! There are treatments available to manage arthritis and keep your cat comfortable. Let’s keep our feline friends feeling their best! 🐾💙 Contact us today to talk about your cat's health.

11/12/2024

🐶 Did you know? Dogs’ ears have over a dozen muscles! 🦴 These muscles allow dogs to move their ears in all sorts of directions, which helps them pinpoint sounds, communicate emotions, and even cool down. When your pup perks up their ears or tilts them in that adorable way, they’re putting those muscles to work!

Why is this important? 👂 A dog’s ears are not just cute—they’re essential for hearing and expressing feelings. Being in tune with how your dog's ears move can also give you clues about their mood. Are they excited, curious, or maybe even a little anxious?

It's always fun to learn more about our pets' fascinating biology! 🐾

11/11/2024

We would like to honor all who have served and are currently serving, Happy Veterans Day! Our Lewiston vet Clinic crew is thankful for all the men and women who fight for our country and serve in all branches of the Military and the Coast Guard.

Here at the Lewiston Vet Clinic we have a donation jar called the "Angel Fund." Recently, we were able to help two Combat Veterans with a tough and caring decision. With your help through donations to the "Angel Fund" we were able to cover the complete costs of euthanasia and cremation and receiving their beloved pets back to them. This would not be possible without all the donations big and small. Thank you for allowing us to help them as they have helped us.

God Bless our Veterans!

11/06/2024

Holidays can be stressful for pets. Whether it's holiday gatherings, new decorations, or unfamiliar faces, here's how you can help your pet stay calm and happy:

🎶 Soothing Sounds: Play calming music or use a pet-calming app to create a peaceful environment during all the holiday noise.

🧸 Comfort Items: Keep their favorite toy, blanket, or even an old shirt with your scent nearby to help them feel secure.

🏡 Safe Spaces: Create a quiet, cozy area where your pet can retreat if they feel overwhelmed by holiday guests or excitement.

🍬 Treat Time: Positive reinforcement works wonders! Treats can help distract and reward your pet for staying calm during holiday chaos.

Let’s make the holidays as stress-free as possible for our furry friends! 🐾

11/04/2024

Did you know November is Senior Pet Month? 🎉 Our beloved older pets may slow down a bit, but they still have so much love to give! Here’s what to expect as your furry companion ages:

🐾 Mobility Changes: Joint stiffness, arthritis, or difficulty jumping can be signs your pet is aging. Talk to us about how to keep them comfortable!

👀 Eyesight & Hearing: It's common for senior pets to experience changes in vision and hearing. Keeping them safe with ramps, or avoiding sudden movements, helps them adjust.

🦷 Dental Health: Dental disease is more prevalent in older pets. Regular check-ups are essential!

💓 More Frequent Vet Visits: Regular wellness exams help catch any age-related conditions early, giving your pet the best chance at a long, healthy life. Let’s celebrate our senior pets and all the joy they bring us! ❤️🐾

11/01/2024

Fleas, ticks, and heartworms—not only are they a nuisance, but they can cause serious health problems for your pets. 🐕🐈 Parasites can lead to skin infections, Lyme disease, or even heart failure if left untreated. But the good news? Preventive treatments are easy and effective!

Here’s what you can do:
• Flea & Tick Prevention: Use regular topical treatments or oral medications to protect your pets year-round.
• Heartworm Prevention: A simple monthly pill can prevent heartworm disease, which is spread by mosquitoes.
• Regular Testing: Even with prevention, regular testing ensures your pet stays parasite-free.

Preventive care is the best care, and we’re here to guide you on the right treatments for your pet. Talk to us about our parasite prevention options at your next visit.

10/29/2024

🎃🐶🐱 Halloween can be a spooktacular time, but it’s crucial to keep our pets safe! Here are some tips:

• Avoid Toxic Treats: Chocolate, xylitol (found in sugar-free gum), and raisins can be harmful. Make sure to keep these sweets out of reach.
• Costume Caution: If dressing your pet up, ensure the costume is comfortable and doesn’t restrict movement or vision.
• Safe Spaces: Create a quiet area for pets to retreat to if they feel overwhelmed by the doorbell or loud noises.
• Watch the Decorations: Keep an eye on small decorations that pets might chew on, which can lead to choking or digestive issues.

Stay informed and enjoy a safe Halloween!

10/23/2024

Fall is the perfect time to focus on herd health, ensuring your cattle and livestock are ready for the season ahead. Our experienced team provides comprehensive herd health vaccinations and preventive care to keep your animals healthy year-round. Contact us today to schedule your herd’s vaccinations and ensure they’re prepared for the cooler months!

10/21/2024

Senior Pets Deserve Extra Love ❤️

As our pets age, their care needs change, and it's important to stay proactive about their health. At Lewiston Veterinary Clinic, we offer specialized senior pet care to help your furry friend age gracefully and comfortably. From tailored nutrition plans to regular wellness checks, we're here to ensure their golden years are the best years! 🐾
If you notice any signs of slowing down, changes in appetite, or behavior shifts, don’t wait—schedule a senior wellness exam today! 🩺

10/17/2024

Pet Wellness Starts Here! 🩺🐾

At Lewiston Veterinary Clinic, we believe that prevention is key to a happy, healthy pet. Regular check-ups, vaccinations, and early detection of health issues can make all the difference. Whether you're a new pet owner or have a senior pet, we’re here to guide you through every stage of their life. Schedule your pet’s wellness exam today for peace of mind and a happy, healthy life!

10/16/2024

We’re proud to partner with the Lewis Clark Valley Shelter, giving veterinary externship students hands-on experience through spay and neuter programs. By working alongside our experienced staff, these students gain valuable skills while helping shelter pets find their forever homes. It’s all part of our commitment to responsible pet ownership and giving back to the community!
Visit their website today: https://www.lcshelter.org/

10/15/2024

HAPPY VET TECH WEEK!🐾🎉🎊

Huge shout out to all the techs/assistants/receptionists here at LVC, that make this place possible.

Thank you for all your hardwork and dedication.

10/10/2024

Pet Dental Health is More Than Just a Clean Smile! 🦷

Did you know dental health is a vital part of your pet's overall wellness? Whether you have a dog, cat, or even large animals, regular dental care can prevent serious health problems. Our clinic offers comprehensive dental services for pets of all sizes—both small and large animals. Keep your pet's smile healthy and schedule their dental exam today! 🐶🐱🐴

10/08/2024

For over 70 years, Lewiston Veterinary Clinic has been at the heart of this community, offering compassionate care for both small and large animals. From family pets to livestock, we’ve been here through generations, making sure every visit is met with friendly faces and top-notch veterinary expertise. 🐾❤️
Whether it's wellness check-ups or emergency care, we're here for you and your animals.

📍 Proudly serving Lewiston and surrounding areas.

Address

421 22nd Street N
Lewiston, ID
83501

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+12087436553

Website

http://www.lewistonvetclinic.com/

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It’s good to have buddies to snuggle with on a Monday morning! These two day old future bird dogs from One Rose Kennel - Wirehair Pointing Griffons are having their tails docked and dewclaws removed today. A little discomfort now to avoid a lot of pain later! Not only does our technique focus on pain management and sterility, the final product is cosmetically superior to traditional methods. Because nothing says “classy bird dog” like a sharp-looking tail! ————————————————————————— #puppies #dogvet #lewistonidaho #lewiston #idaho #birddog #gundog #huntingdog #wirehairedpointinggriffon #dog #veterinarian

When you’re sick and itchy, sometimes a little TLC and a scratch from a toothbrush is all you need. ———————————————————— #lewistonidaho #lewiston #idaho #kitten #lewistonveterinaryclinic #rehab #vetmed #veterinarian #vettech #cat @rachelgaige223 @h.e.morss

It’s hot out there! Stay cool by watching these Idaho elk splash and play. Dr. Bynum captured this video on a trail camera in an undisclosed location 😉 ———————————————— #lewistonidaho #idaho #lewiston #lewistonveterinaryclinic #elk #elkhunting #wildlife #wapiti #waterpark #hot #summer #veterinarian #veterinarytechnician

These may look cool under a microscope, but a positive sample may spell disaster for your herd. OK, bovine fans: Who wants to take a guess as to what this is? . . . #lewistonidaho #lewiston #idaho #cattle #bovine #largeanimalvet #veterinarian #beef #cow #lewistonveterinaryclinic #reproduction #theriogenology #reprovet

Bovine pregnancy diagnosis: (educated) guessing game

Dr. Rob Thonney spent a little time reviewing ultrasound images he took last year in preparation for diagnosing pregnancy via ultrasound in a group of 120 heifers tomorrow morning. Who can guess for us how many days of gestation this little bovine is? Answer will be posted in comments when someone guesses correctly!!

Paws in the Park races

Fun was had by all at Paws in the Park!

In addition to being a talented woodworker, Dr. Rob is pretty handy with a PowerFloat. This 16 year old gelding gets regular dental care but developed a few points that were rubbing on his tongue. Dr. Rob has him chewing smoothly and pain-free once again. All of our equine dentals are 20% off through February! . . . #veterinarian #horse #equinevet #lewistonveterinaryclinic #lewiston #idaho #horsevet #dental #dentalhealthmonth #float #teeth #powerfloat #wranglerbutts @powerfloatdentistry @rthonney34

You never quite know what to expect when you go in for an assisted calving. After successfully delivering the breach calf, Dr. Rob discovered another pair of feet still inside. This busy mama now has two healthy calves to nurse. #lewiston #reproduction #veterinarian #idaho #lewistonveterinaryclinic #largeanimalvet #calving #bovine #bovinevet #palpationnation #cow #blackangus #twins #beef @rthonney34

A few hundred billion #sperm ready to go to work. A solid breeding program starts with a thorough #breedingsoundnessexam. This healthy young Spanish #goat #buck from Petty Family Goats in #pomeroywashington was evaluated for semen motility, morphology (shape and structure of each sperm), testicle palpation, body condition and foot soundness. Our #veterinarian team likes to think of it as a thorough job interview. We feel it's better to cull underperforming bucks and #rams before the season starts rather than trying to figure why the herd is open. #goats #idaho #washingtonstate #lewiston #lewistonveterinaryclinic #largeanimalvet

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Lewiston Veterinary Clinic has served the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley for over 50 years. Our veterinarians treat domestic pets, farm animals, horses, and exotic animals. Our veterinarians are expertly assisted by licensed technicians and the best support staff in the area! We can help with preventive care, surgery, reproductive services, laser therapy, dental cleanings and floats, boarding and much more. In addition, our small animal veterinarians love to take care of birds, reptiles, rodents, rabbits and ferrets. So, bring any or all of your critters to see us. We look forward to serving the Valley for another 50 years!