Intermountain Pet Hospital vet care, contact details, appointments, urgent care, Pet Lodge, records, and map
Intermountain Pet Hospital usually refers to the Overland location in Meridian, Idaho. The clinic is at 800 West Overland Rd, Meridian, ID 83642, and the main phone number is 208-888-2910.
This guide helps pet owners quickly find the right contact path for appointments, urgent care, after-hours emergencies, wellness visits, surgery, diagnostics, exotic pet care, Pet Lodge services, pet records, prescription refills, insurance paperwork, and arrival planning.
Full-service veterinary hospital in Meridian, Idaho.
Meridian, ID 83642.
Use for appointments, urgent-care guidance, records, and general questions.
Saturday 8 AM-6 PM. Sunday closed. Holiday hours can change.
Call first for triage, wait-time expectations, and arrival instructions.
Separate Pet Lodge phone and separate lodge hours are listed by the clinic.
Intermountain Pet Hospital overview
Use this section first if you are checking whether the Overland clinic is the right Intermountain location.
Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland serves pets in Meridian and the surrounding Treasure Valley area. The clinic describes itself as a full-service veterinary hospital offering comprehensive care, urgent care, and Pet Lodge services.
The Overland location is also listed as an AAHA-accredited animal hospital. That matters because AAHA accreditation is a veterinary quality standard covering areas such as patient care, surgery, exam facilities, cleanliness, client service, emergency services, diagnostic imaging, and anesthesiology.
Official Intermountain Pet Hospital links and what to do after each opens
Use the official clinic pages for the most current appointment, urgent-care, Pet Lodge, pharmacy, records, and holiday-hour information.
Official Overland clinic page
Open Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland
- Confirm the clinic name, phone, address, and primary services.
- Use the appointment button for non-emergency scheduling.
- Use the contact page for current hours and holiday updates.
Contact page
- Check today’s hours before driving to the clinic.
- Use 208-888-2910 for appointment changes or urgent-care guidance.
- Use the Pet Lodge phone separately when the question is boarding, day camp, or spa related.
Book appointment online
- Use online booking for routine wellness, vaccines, and non-emergency visits.
- If symptoms are urgent, call instead of relying only on the online form.
- For emergencies, follow the clinic’s emergency instructions.
Veterinary services
- Review wellness, prevention, testing, diagnostics, advanced care, surgery, urgent care, and exotic pet care.
- Call before assuming a specific procedure is available same day.
- Ask whether your pet needs fasting, records, vaccines, or a consultation first.
Urgent care
- Call the clinic if your pet needs immediate medical attention.
- Expect triage; more critical pets may be seen first.
- Use the after-hours ER option when the clinic is closed or a 24/7 hospital is needed.
Patient resources
- Use for first-visit information, patient forms, FAQs, insurance and payment resources, and pet owner resources.
- Use the pet portal for records and refill requests.
- Ask the front desk if you cannot access a record online.
Intermountain Pet Hospital contact information and hours
Use the correct contact route so appointments, urgent care, records, pharmacy, and Pet Lodge questions do not get delayed.
| Contact need | Phone or route | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Main clinic reception | 208-888-2910 | Appointments, sick visits, urgent-care guidance, records questions, refills, estimates, and general clinic help. |
| Book online | Appointment page | Routine visits, wellness care, vaccines, non-urgent checkups, and appointment requests. |
| Urgent care | Call first | Sick pets, injuries, vomiting, diarrhea, limping, ear/eye issues, urinary symptoms, allergic reactions, and triage advice. |
| Pet Lodge | 208-287-4040 | Boarding, dog day camp, spa services, lodge hours, drop-off, pickup, and vaccine requirements. |
| Records or prescription refills | Pet Portal or main phone | Vaccine certificates, medical records, refill requests, prescription diets, and transfer to another clinic. |
| After-hours emergency | WestVet 24/7: 208-813-6477 | Life-threatening emergencies when Intermountain is closed or a 24/7 emergency hospital is needed. |
How to book an appointment at Intermountain Pet Hospital
Use online booking for routine care and call directly for urgent symptoms, emergencies, appointment changes, or cancellation.
Urgent care at Intermountain Pet Hospital
Urgent care is for problems that need prompt veterinary attention but may not always require a 24/7 emergency hospital.
| Concern | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, appetite change | Call for triage and appointment guidance. | The clinic may recommend urgent care, diagnostics, fluids, medication, or ER transfer depending on severity. |
| Limping, wounds, cuts, scrapes, swelling | Call before arrival and describe injury timing. | Some injuries require pain control, X-rays, wound care, surgery, or emergency referral. |
| Eye redness, discharge, tearing, squinting | Schedule promptly and avoid old medications unless directed. | Eye problems can worsen quickly and may need testing or urgent treatment. |
| Ear infection signs | Call for an exam if there is head shaking, odor, scratching, pain, or discharge. | Ear issues may need cytology, cleaning, prescription medication, or recheck planning. |
| Urinary symptoms or blood in urine | Call immediately, especially for male cats or pets straining to urinate. | Urinary blockage can become life-threatening and may require emergency care. |
| Possible toxin or foreign object | Call the clinic or an emergency hospital right away and identify the substance or object. | Treatment timing can affect outcome; do not wait to see if symptoms appear. |
After-hours pet emergency routing
Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland is not listed as a 24/7 emergency hospital. Use a dedicated emergency hospital when the clinic is closed or the condition is life-threatening.
Recommended after-hours ER
WestVet 24/7 Animal Emergency & Specialty Center
212 S. Innovation Ln
Meridian, ID 83642
208-813-6477
Call before driving when possible
For breathing trouble, poisoning, seizures, severe bleeding, trauma, or collapse, call the ER and begin safe transport immediately.
Bring key information
Bring medication names, vaccine history, recent lab results, toxin packaging, photos of vomit/stool if helpful, and your regular vet’s contact information.
Transfer records afterward
Ask the ER to send discharge notes, lab results, imaging, and medications back to Intermountain for follow-up care.
Veterinary services at Intermountain Pet Hospital
The Overland services page lists wellness, testing and diagnostics, advanced care, surgery, urgent care, exotic pet care, and Pet Lodge-related services.
| Service area | What it may include | Pet-owner tip |
|---|---|---|
| Wellness and prevention | Physical exams, vaccines, parasite prevention, senior care, nutrition guidance, early detection testing, and preventive planning. | Bring vaccine history and ask which vaccines are required for boarding, grooming, travel, or day camp. |
| Testing and diagnostics | Blood work, diagnostic testing, radiology, and test-result interpretation. | Ask whether fasting is needed and when results are expected. |
| Advanced care | Broader medical management for conditions needing more than routine wellness care. | Bring prior specialist notes, lab trends, and medication history to avoid repeating unnecessary tests. |
| Surgical procedures | Pet surgery, anesthesia, dental surgery, orthopedic surgery, and procedure planning when appropriate. | Ask for a written estimate, anesthesia plan, fasting instructions, pickup time, and home-care instructions. |
| Dental care | Dental exams, dental surgery, oral pain evaluation, and treatment planning. | Ask whether pre-anesthetic blood work, extractions, dental X-rays, or staged treatment may be needed. |
| Urgent care | Prompt attention for sick or injured pets during available clinic hours. | Call first because urgent-care pets are triaged by medical need. |
Bird, exotic, and small mammal care
The Overland services page lists bird, exotic, and small mammal care, including species such as birds, reptiles, small mammals, ferrets, and other species.
Call before booking
Exotic-pet care can depend on species, doctor availability, equipment, and appointment type. Call before booking for reptiles, birds, rabbits, ferrets, rodents, or pocket pets.
Bring husbandry details
For reptiles and birds, bring diet, enclosure size, heat/light setup, humidity, substrate, supplements, and photos of the habitat.
Transport safely
Use a secure carrier, proper warmth, and low-stress handling. Do not bring loose birds, reptiles, or small mammals into the lobby.
Emergency limits
Ask whether the clinic can see your exotic pet urgently or whether a specialty or 24/7 emergency hospital is safer.
Intermountain Pet Lodge, boarding, day camp, and spa services
Pet Lodge questions should use the lodge phone and lodge hours, because boarding and day camp have different workflows than medical appointments.
Pet records, vaccine certificates, and portal access
The official contact page directs pet owners to the pet portal for pet records and prescription refill requests.
| Record need | Best route | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Rabies certificate | Pet Portal or main reception | Ask for rabies certificate, tag details, vaccine date, expiration date, and veterinarian signature if needed. |
| Boarding or grooming vaccine proof | Pet Portal | Ask for vaccine history showing rabies, Bordetella, DAPP/DHPP, feline vaccines, or other facility-required vaccines. |
| Transfer to another vet | Call or portal request | Full chart, vaccine history, lab work, imaging reports, surgery notes, dental chart, and current medication list. |
| Specialist referral | Main reception or doctor team | Referral notes, test results, X-rays, ultrasound reports, medication response, and reason for specialist referral. |
| Insurance claim documents | Checkout invoice and medical notes | Itemized invoice, diagnosis or visit notes, treatment plan, doctor signature if required, and claim-supporting records. |
Prescription refills, food, and medication planning
Use the pet portal, online food and medication ordering, or the main phone for refill questions.
Pet insurance, estimates, financing, and urgent-care payment planning
Veterinary payment policies can vary by visit type, urgency, and treatment plan. Ask for an estimate before non-routine services.
| Money question | What to ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Routine visit estimate | “What is the exam cost and likely vaccine or test cost?” | Wellness visits can change based on age, vaccines due, testing, and parasite prevention. |
| Urgent-care cost | “Is urgent care priced differently from a routine exam?” | The urgent-care page says urgent cases have a higher exam cost than regular visits. |
| Surgery or dental estimate | “Can I get a written estimate with anesthesia, lab work, medication, and possible add-ons?” | Procedure costs may change if extractions, imaging, medications, or complications are involved. |
| Pet insurance | “Can you provide an itemized invoice and medical notes for my claim?” | Most pet insurance reimburses the owner after the clinic invoice is paid. |
| Financing | “Are CareCredit or VetBilling available for this visit?” | The urgent-care page lists CareCredit and VetBilling as payment-plan options for urgent care. |
| Boarding deposit or lodge fees | “Are deposits, cancellation rules, late pickup fees, or vaccine fees required?” | Pet Lodge services have separate scheduling and may have separate policies. |
First visit checklist for dogs, cats, and exotic pets
A little preparation can reduce wait time, avoid duplicate testing, and help the veterinary team understand your pet faster.
Bring records
Bring vaccine history, previous exam notes, lab results, X-rays, medication names, microchip number, and prior surgery or dental history.
Bring a safe carrier or leash
Dogs should be leashed and controlled. Cats and small pets should be in secure carriers. Exotic pets may need species-specific transport warmth and safety.
Bring a stool sample if asked
For wellness visits, puppy/kitten exams, parasite checks, diarrhea, or boarding requirements, ask whether a fresh stool sample is needed.
Write symptoms down
Include timing, appetite, drinking, bathroom habits, coughing, vomiting, activity change, pain signs, diet changes, and possible toxin exposure.
Other Intermountain Pet Hospital locations
If you meant a different Intermountain location, use this table before calling the wrong office.
| Location | Official contact | Use this when |
|---|---|---|
| Overland / Pet Lodge | 800 West Overland Rd, Meridian, ID 83642 208-888-2910 |
You need the main Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland clinic, urgent care, or Pet Lodge information. |
| Chinden | 6320 N Saguaro Hills Ave, Meridian, ID 83646 208-888-2457 |
Your appointment, records, or pet’s doctor is at the Chinden location. |
| Nampa | 2121 N Cassia St, Nampa, ID 83651 208-465-0888 |
You need the Nampa location, walk-in or urgent-care information, or Nampa records. |
| Middleton | 800 E Main St, Middleton, ID 83644 208-585-3041 |
You need the Middleton clinic, appointment, records, or pharmacy route. |
Intermountain Pet Hospital map, parking, and arrival tips
The main Overland location is in Meridian, Idaho. Use the map for directions and call before visiting for urgent care or holiday-hour confirmation.
Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland
800 West Overland Rd
Meridian, ID 83642
Main: 208-888-2910
Pet Lodge: 208-287-4040
WestVet 24/7 Animal Emergency & Specialty Center
212 S. Innovation Ln
Meridian, ID 83642
Emergency: 208-813-6477
Source checklist used for this Intermountain Pet Hospital guide
Use official clinic pages for final verification because hours, urgent-care availability, holiday schedules, doctors, payments, and Pet Lodge policies can change.
| Official source | What it verifies | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland | Clinic name, full-service veterinary care, urgent care, Pet Lodge, phone number, address, and AAHA-accredited status. | Use first for the main Overland location overview. |
| Contact page | Address, phone, regular hours, holiday-hour notices, other Intermountain location phones, and Pet Lodge hours. | Use before visiting, calling, or publishing contact details. |
| Services page | Wellness, prevention, testing, diagnostics, advanced care, surgery, urgent care, and exotic pet care categories. | Use before describing available veterinary services. |
| Urgent care page | Urgent-care triage, after-hours ER routing, emergency symptoms, urgent-care symptoms, diagnostics, and payment-plan notes. | Use for sick-pet and emergency-routing decisions. |
| Appointment page | Online appointment route, emergency warning, phone, address, and current posted appointment-hours context. | Use for non-emergency booking. |
| Patient resources | New-client resources, patient forms, pet portal, insurance and payments, FAQs, and pet owner resources. | Use for first visits, records, forms, and owner preparation. |
| Team page | Veterinarian and care-team listing for the Overland location. | Use when choosing a doctor or confirming staff names. |
| Fear Free page | Fear Free visit philosophy and low-stress handling emphasis. | Use for anxious-pet visit preparation. |
Intermountain Pet Hospital FAQs
These questions focus on the Overland location, contact details, hours, appointments, urgent care, after-hours emergencies, Pet Lodge, records, exotic pets, payments, and maps.