Intermountain Pet Hospital

Intermountain Pet Hospital first opened its doors on August 1, 1983, and quickly established itself as a leader in pet health care for suburban Meridian. At that time, no one could have imagined the technological advances available today that would necessitate a full remodel of our facility. We moved in to our completely renovated hospital in February 2003 and have continued to ensure that all of our equipment and technology remains cutting edge. At the same time, we opened our unique Pet Lodge, which allows us to meet each and every need of our clients—no matter how big or small.

Our philosophy can best be explained in our mission statement:

The Intermountain Pet Hospital commits as a team to provide quality medical care by continuing to educate ourselves with the most advanced training available and maintaining facilities equipped with leading-edge technology and equipment.

We give compassionate, loving care to each of God’s creatures through wellness, protection, and relief of animal suffering. In all circumstances we treat others as we want to be treated and strive to always exceed our clients’ expectations.

We celebrate and nurture the human–animal bond in our community and ourselves and provide services to support this bond.

We understand that your time is important, and we strive to maximize our time with you and your pet in the office. We see no detail as too small and give the utmost attention when charting and documenting your pet’s health care. All of our veterinarians are available for callbacks and are happy to give you and your pet individualized care—even over the phone.

Our commitment to the community reaches far beyond the constraints of our hospital. Many of our doctors are active in the local 4-H programs and enjoy reaching out to the youth who are tomorrow’s farmers and veterinarians. In addition to 4-H, we have been active participants in the Paws for the Heart walk-a-thon, we assist Meridian Valley Humane Society with free rabies shots and exams, and we give tours to school and church groups to further instill a love of animals and veterinary science.