Idaho

Sporting Dog Veterinarians

From Boise and the Treasure Valley, to the rolling hills of the Palouse and Moscow, to the panhandle communities of Coeur d’Alene and Sandpoint, these hunting dog veterinarians have extensive experience in caring for canine athletes.

Justin Jensen, DVM - Nampa, ID

Steven Beil, DVM - Nampa, ID

Matt Harsch, DVM - Meridian, ID

Scott Hilger, DVM - Meridian, ID

Dan Dombroski, DVM - Emmett, ID

Melissa DiFrancesco, DVM - Fruitland, ID

Alicia Ewing, DVM - Fruitland, ID

Liz Stratman, DVM - Twin Falls, ID

Keith Ruble, DVM - Cascade, ID

Tim Murphy, DVM - Boise, ID

Brett Hamilton, DVM - Baker City, OR

Amber Acker-Sanborn, DVM - Ketchum, ID

Southern Idaho

Lindsey McConnel, DVM - Potlatch, ID

Susila Bales, DVM - Moscow, ID

Krista Porter, DVM - Hauser, ID

Seth Bynum, DVM - Hayden, ID

Cassandra Garrison, DVM - Moscow, ID

Elizabeth Davies, DVM - Colton, WA

Randy McGraw, DVM - Colfax, WA

Northern Idaho

Idaho is an ideal state for bird hunting with dogs due to its diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and wide-open spaces. The state's varied terrain, from rolling prairies to rugged mountains, offers a range of habitats that attract numerous upland bird species, such as pheasants, chukars, and grouse. Idaho’s expansive public lands, including national forests and state wildlife management areas, provide ample opportunities for hunters to explore with their dogs in search of game.

The state's early fall hunting seasons also make it a prime destination for hunters and their canine companions, with plenty of accessible terrain for dogs to work and track birds. With its blend of natural beauty and rich bird populations, Idaho offers an unmatched experience for those who enjoy bird hunting with dogs.

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The hunting dog community wants veterinarians who are pragmatic, empathic, and have a sound understanding of and appreciation for working dogs. We also want a vet who is willing to take time to listen to the unique needs of those of us who share our lives with canine athletes. Check out our Five Essential Qualities Hunting Dog Owners Seek in a Veterinarian.

Sporting dog enthusiasts are also seeking specialized services to keep their canine companions in top condition:

  • Traditional Chinese Medicine

  • OFA and PennHip Certification

  • Nutrition Consultations

  • 24/7 Emergency Services

  • Canine Massage

  • Behavior Consultations

  • Sports Medicine

  • Fear Free Handling

  • Vaccine Titers

  • Puppy Tail Docking and Dew Claws

  • After-Hours Emergency Services

  • Underwater Treadmill

  • Therapeutic Cold Laser

  • Rattlesnake Vaccine and Antivenin