Small Animal Medical Center

Small Animal Medical Center is a veterinary clinic in Mountain Home, Idaho, located at 2290 Sunset Strip. On Google it has a 4.4/5 rating from 139 reviews. Recent reviews describe care for dogs, including long-term preventive and medical visits as well as dental work, with mixed experiences reported.

Services

•General veterinary care for dogs (ongoing care mentioned by multiple reviewers)
•Dental procedures, including tooth extractions
•Post-appointment check-in phone calls
•Assessment of urgent illness with discussion of treatment options, including emergency surgery for suspected intestinal obstruction

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Sabol is named in a recent review.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.4/5 rating from 139 reviews. Positive themes include friendly interactions with pets, long-term client relationships, and follow-up calls after appointments; one review specifically mentions dental extractions. A negative review describes concerns about an up-front deposit requirement, communication around an emergency situation, and a poor outcome after a suspected obstruction.

Reviews for Small Animal Medical Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 139 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Kytchen Cynk

1 month ago

Dr sabol has been a great vet for my furry kids. Thank you

Terri Tracy

2 months ago

We love this vet office! They take care of two of our dogs and my moms!

MRejane Horvath

1 year ago

Emily

Our doggies just got some teeth pulled but we’ve been going here for years. I love how excited everyone is to see our pups and I really appreciate the phone call hours after the appointment to check on how they’re doing. Highly recommend. ❤️ Also side note as I was reading some reviews. I truly feel like people should look up at any vet center prices for extreme procedures or how much anesthesia costs. Veterinarians have so much passion for what they do and are underpaid. To assume they would want a dog to die is sad. It’s a business, it’s going to cost money. Making sure you’re financially stable enough to own a pet is whats important. Pet insurance is also great!

Tim Nichols

My black lab service dog got into something while at the fairgrounds... He was acting drunk, like he didn't even recognize me.... The Dr had to have a $500 deposit (which a friend covered via a credit card) before examining him and then told me my dog had a "septic" condition with something lodged in his intestines.... My choices were a $2,500 emergency surgery or to "flush him out" and pray for the best.... My dog passed the obstruction and "bled out" the following morning..... I wouldn't recommend this Office to anyone if they seriously care about their animals.....