Lewiston Veterinary Clinic

Lewiston Veterinary Clinic Mixed Animal Veterinary Practice 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!

Many people expect arthritis to cause an obvious limp, but that's not always the case.Sometimes the first signs are surp...
08/26/2026

Many people expect arthritis to cause an obvious limp, but that's not always the case.

Sometimes the first signs are surprisingly subtle. Your dog may hesitate before jumping into the car. Your cat may stop climbing to a favorite windowsill. They may sleep more, avoid stairs, or simply seem less interested in activities they once enjoyed.

These changes are often mistaken for "just getting older," but pain is never something pets should simply live with. There are many options available to help improve comfort and mobility.

If you've noticed changes in your pet's movement, we'd love to help.
Call Lewiston Veterinary Clinic at (208) 743-6553 to schedule an evaluation.

Just because your pet seems to be feeling better doesn't always mean it's time to stop medication.Antibiotics, pain medi...
08/24/2026

Just because your pet seems to be feeling better doesn't always mean it's time to stop medication.

Antibiotics, pain medications, and other prescriptions work best when they're given exactly as directed. Stopping treatment too soon or skipping doses can delay recovery or make some conditions more difficult to treat.
If giving medication has become a challenge, let us know. We can often suggest techniques or alternative options that make it easier for both you and your pet.

Questions about a prescription? Give us a call. We're happy to help.

Hot August days can increase the risk of dehydration for both pets and livestock. Make sure animals always have access t...
08/20/2026

Hot August days can increase the risk of dehydration for both pets and livestock. Make sure animals always have access to clean, fresh water, and check buckets, troughs, and water bowls often—especially during periods of hot weather. A little extra attention can go a long way toward keeping animals healthy and comfortable this summer.

Have questions about keeping your animals healthy this season? Our team is here to help.

Are you a hard worker and love animals? We are hiring for a small animal veterinary assistant position! No experience ne...
08/19/2026

Are you a hard worker and love animals?

We are hiring for a small animal veterinary assistant position! No experience necessary, on the job training. Pay negotiable depending on experience.

The successful applicant must be a team player, have a good attitude, be willing to learn, be able to lift up to 50 pounds, possess adequate computer and phone skills, have excellent customer service skills and have the ability to multi-task. You must be able to handle high energy/stressful situations in times of emergencies and busy days. Being dependable and reliable is essential. Effective and efficient communication between coworkers is needed.

This is a full-time position (40 hours per week) 4-10's with rotating weekends.

If this is for you, please apply on Indeed or email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

The first day of school changes the routine for the whole family—including your pets.Dogs that spent the summer surround...
08/19/2026

The first day of school changes the routine for the whole family—including your pets.

Dogs that spent the summer surrounded by people may suddenly find themselves home alone for several hours each day. Cats may notice the quieter house, too. Some pets adapt quickly, while others become restless, vocal, or anxious.

A consistent schedule, regular exercise, and enrichment activities can help ease the transition. If your pet develops new behaviors that concern you, don't hesitate to reach out. Sometimes a simple change in routine is all that's needed, while other situations benefit from a veterinary evaluation.

Call Lewiston Veterinary Clinic at (208) 743-6553 if you'd like to discuss your pet's behavior.

Reminder ❗️❗️ We are here for you ❗️❗️Our large animal department is available for large animal emergencies 24/7 365 day...
08/12/2026

Reminder ❗️❗️ We are here for you ❗️❗️

Our large animal department is available for large animal emergencies 24/7 365 days a year. Give us a call and you will be directed to one of our skilled veterinarians.
208-743-6361

For small animal emergencies you can call 208-743-6553, and our answering service will direct you to the veterinary clinic on call.
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Many people think flea season ends once summer starts winding down. Unfortunately, fleas don't always follow the calenda...
08/12/2026

Many people think flea season ends once summer starts winding down. Unfortunately, fleas don't always follow the calendar.

Warm August weather allows flea populations to remain active, and once they make their way indoors, they can become a year-round nuisance.

Consistent prevention protects not only your pet, but your home as well.
If you're unsure whether your current flea prevention is still the best choice for your dog or cat, we'd be happy to help you choose a product that fits their age, lifestyle, and health needs.

Call (208) 743-6553 to learn more about parasite prevention.

Healthy Horses Start HereIt's easy to schedule veterinary care when a horse is obviously sick or injured, but routine we...
08/10/2026

Healthy Horses Start Here

It's easy to schedule veterinary care when a horse is obviously sick or injured, but routine wellness visits are just as important.

Regular examinations allow us to monitor overall health, discuss nutrition, review vaccination recommendations, and identify small issues before they interfere with comfort or performance. Whether your horse enjoys trail rides, ranch work, or competition, preventive care helps keep them feeling their best.

If your horse is due for a checkup, call Lewiston Veterinary Clinic at (208) 743-6553 to schedule an appointment.

You don't have to be a veterinarian to notice when something has changed. Setting aside just five minutes each month to ...
08/06/2026

You don't have to be a veterinarian to notice when something has changed. Setting aside just five minutes each month to look your pet over can help you catch problems before they become more serious.

Run your hands over their body while you're petting them, look inside their ears, check their eyes, and pay attention to changes in weight, appetite, or energy. Many medical conditions start with subtle changes that are easy to miss during busy daily routines.

If something doesn't seem quite right, trust your instincts. Early evaluation often makes treatment simpler and more effective.

Have a concern? Give us a call at (208) 743-6553. We're happy to help.

A New BeginningAugust is Clear the Shelters Month, a time to celebrate the joy of giving a homeless pet a loving home. A...
08/05/2026

A New Beginning

August is Clear the Shelters Month, a time to celebrate the joy of giving a homeless pet a loving home. Adoption is exciting, but it's also the beginning of a lifelong commitment to your new companion's health.

A wellness visit soon after adoption helps establish a medical history, review any vaccines or medications, discuss nutrition, and answer questions about behavior or settling into a new home. Even if your new pet received care at the shelter, a follow-up exam provides peace of mind and helps create a personalized healthcare plan.

We're proud to support our local shelter partners and the families who choose adoption.

Recently welcomed a new dog or cat into your home? We'd love to meet them. Call Lewiston Veterinary Clinic at (208) 743-6553 to schedule a wellness visit.

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

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