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Full Extracted Text Corpus 61,674 chars · 10,091 words · 16 pages ▶ click to expand Everything cascadevetclinicidaho.com said about itself — extracted verbatim from 16 pages, 10,091 words total. No editorial layer. No inference. Law III — the text is the measurement. Meaning is the reader's. Minted: 2026-07-23T18:52:16Z ◈ Homepage — https://cascadevetclinicidaho.com/ Introducing Our Brand New Online Pharmacy! Click Here To Shop All Of Your Pet’s Prescription Needs! Welcome to Cascade Vet Clinic About Us Online Pharmacy Get Directions Veterinarian in Cascade, ID Welcome to Cascade Veterinary Clinic. We are a fully-equipped veterinary clinic that has been serving the Cascade community for over two decades. Purchased by Dr. Ruble in 1997, we have made it our mission to ensure the very best in veterinary medicine for the pets of Cascade. Below you can find a sampling of the many services that we are proud to offer: Dental Procedures Laser Therapy Spays & Neuters Annual Wellness Exams And more! For a full list of the many services that we offer, please visit our services page by clicking the button below. Our Services “ Incredible staff. They actually really love their jobs. They're thorough and very informative. I feel like they live my animals as much as I do and I couldn't ask for a better veterinarian! Lexi S. Frequently Asked Questions What types of pets do you treat? We see both large and small animals. Cats Dogs Horses Pigs Cows Goats Elk Small ruminants Food animals What are your hours? Monday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Tuesday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Wednesday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Thursday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Friday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Sat & Sun: Closed Do you see emergencies? Yes, we do see emergencies during our normal business hours, but we are not available after-hours for emergencies. Please be advised that if for any reason your pet needs to stay after hours with us, we are not a 24-hour facility so we do not have staff who will be monitoring them. What forms of payment do you accept? We accept all major forms of payment such as cash, most major credit cards, and other options. For a full list of our accepted payment options, please visit the payment options page by clicking the button below: Payment Options Do you do home visits? If your pet is unable to be transported to our clinic, our veterinarians can conduct the visit right in the safety of your home! When you call to schedule an appointment, just mention that you would like to schedule a home visit and we will work to find a time that is beneficial. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites. Terms of Use. ◈ Interior Pages — 16 pages crawled Veterinarian in Cascade, ID | High Quality Vet Care and Animal Hospital 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Introducing Our Brand New Online Pharmacy! Click Here To Shop All Of Your Pet’s Prescription Needs! Welcome to Cascade Vet Clinic About Us Online Pharmacy Get Directions Veterinarian in Cascade, ID Welcome to Cascade Veterinary Clinic. We are a fully-equipped veterinary clinic that has been serving the Cascade community for over two decades. Purchased by Dr. Ruble in 1997, we have made it our mission to ensure the very best in veterinary medicine for the pets of Cascade. Below you can find a sampling of the many services that we are proud to offer: Dental Procedures Laser Therapy Spays & Neuters Annual Wellness Exams And more! For a full list of the many services that we offer, please visit our services page by clicking the button below. Our Services “ Incredible staff. They actually really love their jobs. They're thorough and very informative. I feel like they live my animals as much as I do and I couldn't ask for a better veterinarian! Lexi S. Frequently Asked Questions What types of pets do you treat? We see both large and small animals. Cats Dogs Horses Pigs Cows Goats Elk Small ruminants Food animals What are your hours? Monday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Tuesday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Wednesday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Thursday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Friday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Sat & Sun: Closed Do you see emergencies? Yes, we do see emergencies during our normal business hours, but we are not available after-hours for emergencies. Please be advised that if for any reason your pet needs to stay after hours with us, we are not a 24-hour facility so we do not have staff who will be monitoring them. What forms of payment do you accept? We accept all major forms of payment such as cash, most major credit cards, and other options. For a full list of our accepted payment options, please visit the payment options page by clicking the button below: Payment Options Do you do home visits? If your pet is unable to be transported to our clinic, our veterinarians can conduct the visit right in the safety of your home! When you call to schedule an appointment, just mention that you would like to schedule a home visit and we will work to find a time that is beneficial. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Our Team - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Our Team Veterinarian Support Staff Dr. Keith Ruble Dr. Keith Ruble has been the owner of Cascade Veterinary Clinic since 1997. He is a graduate of Washington State University and brings years of experience to the practice; he continues to pursue new information through ongoing education. Dr. Ruble started caring for animals at a young age and has worked at veterinary clinics since junior high. His enthusiasm for animals, clients and problem-solving keeps his love for the profession growing. Dr. Ruble takes pride in treating his clients and their pets as family; he goes above and beyond to deliver top-quality care to them all. Dr. Ruble’s areas of interest are mixed, from pain management of all animals to dermatology, dentistry and preventive care. Dr. Ruble enjoys the mountains of Central Idaho, fly fishing, flying, exploring new areas of Idaho and is an active University of Idaho Vandals fan. Dr. Paul Bio coming soon! Ginnie Blackner Ginnie Blackner has been Dr. Keith Ruble’s Veterinary Assistant for 12 years. She loves her work and strives to treat her clients and patients like family. Ginnie moved to Garden Valley, ID when she was 6 years old and lived there until she moved to Cascade, ID in recent years. Ginnie enjoys spending time with her children and family members; she creates lasting memories with them through fishing, camping, and exploring the great outdoors with all of its natural wonders. Cascade Veterinary Clinic has a fantastic team that benefits greatly from Ginnie’s contributions. Kim O’Dell Kim O’Dell is a wonderful asset to the Cascade Veterinary Clinic. She has been the Kennel & Pharmacy Technician at CVC for 13 years, a job that keeps her very busy. She moved to Cascade, ID in 1983 to live in God’s country. Kim enjoys her small home farm with goats, sheep, dogs and cats. Tending to all animals brings her great joy. Bonnie Cox Bonnie Cox has lived in the Garden Valley, ID area for over 19 years. Bonnie is fond of the mountains and walks in the woods; she also greatly enjoys planting flowers, exploring the outdoors, and caring for all her animals. She started working at the Garden Valley Clinic because of her love for all animals. Bonnie is very outgoing and loves the clients and animals that come into the office. It is a pleasure to have Bonnie on our team. Holly Schughart A graduate of Boise State University, Holly returned to her roots and passion for helping animals when she joined the staff in Garden Valley during the spring of 2019. Having previously worked as an animal rescuer, she finds working as a receptionist to be much less stressful but still rewarding. At home, she co-parents two amazing dogs, Kozzie and Miss Mia Marie. She’s a huge plant-lover and has more plants than she can count! On her days off, Holly and her boyfriend, Jeremey, love to return to the mountains, go hiking, spend time in the outdoors and with their “kids”. Mikaela Mikaela is a 2019 University of Idaho graduate, with a bachelors in Animal and Veterinary Science, and is currently applying to veterinary school. She was active in Block and Bridle, Student Idaho Cattlemen’s Association, Dairy Club, and worked at Vandal Brand Meats and assisted in dairy and beef nutrition research. Dairy cattle became an interest when she moved to U of I, so she attended the United States Dairy Education and Training Consortium in New Mexico. Mikaela previously attended College of Southern Idaho and was active in Judo and worked as an Ambassador. Her earlier education included Cascade elementary and Horseshoe Bend High School. She loves working the family farm, riding horses and dirt bikes, hunting, and only catching when fishing, unless it is for sturgeon! Miranda Miranda grew up in San Pedro, California and moved to Idaho in 2021. She loves living in Garden Valley for the amazing community and says nothing beats being surrounded by such incredible nature and wildlife. Miranda loves her job at CVC and can’t see herself doing anything else. She’s passionate about helping animals feel better and grateful that the CVC staff is more than just a team – we’re family. When she’s not at work, Miranda enjoys spending time with her incredible daughter, Aria, often painting or listening to music, and her seven pets. Miranda has four indoor cats, two outside cats, and a Shiba puppy. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Services - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Veterinary Services Cascade Veterinary Clinic offers a wide range of veterinary services for our patients. Just a few of our wellness and preventive care services are listed below. For more information on these or other services, please call (208) 382-4590 . Puppy & Kitten Care Getting your new puppy or kitten off to a healthy start sets the stage for their lives as healthy adults. Regular physical examinations, core and elective vaccinations, fecal testing for parasites, and deworming are all important elements of ensuring good health for your puppy or kitten. Our knowledgeable staff can help your family learn about potty training your pup, performing nail trims on your puppy or kitten, dietary recommendations, and potential health hazards for your new pet. Spaying and neutering are additional topics to consider; the appropriate age for the timing of sterilization surgery may vary upon the species and breed of your pet. You may also want to consider Pet Health Insurance – a great way to get your new little family member off to a good start. Last but not least, you’ll also want to consider whether your new puppy or kitten may need preventives such as monthly heartworm prevention and flea/tick preventives. We realize that adding a new family pet can come with lots of questions… but don’t forget, we’re here to help, so please don’t hesitate to call. Senior Pet Care We love Senior Pets! Senior pets have special needs and benefit from more regular veterinary visits compared to their younger counterparts. Age-associated conditions include: Arthritis Dental Disease Heart Disease Liver Disease Kidney Disease Endocrine Disorders These conditions will start to become more prevalent as your pet gets older. For this reason, we recommend twice-yearly veterinary visits for pets over 7 years of age. Your aging pet may be showing early signs of osteoarthritis such as stiffness after rest or play, difficulty going up or downstairs, and reduced activity. Early intervention with joint supplements and prescription arthritis medications when indicated, along with modified nutrition and exercise plans, can greatly improve your pet’s comfort and mobility. Likewise, performing annual screening lab work on your older pet can help identify early stages of medical problems that might go unrecognized, and progress significantly without treatment. Some pets experience age-related behavioral changes that can be a sign of cognitive dysfunction, which is similar in some ways to dementia. Your veterinarian can recommend diet modification and supplements to help improve your older pet’s mental sharpness. Getting older doesn’t have to be fraught with troubles for your pet… see your vet regularly to help keep your senior pet healthy and comfortable. Wellness Care Preventive veterinary care is the cornerstone of keeping your pet their healthiest so that you and your pet can have more great years together. Since pets age more quickly than people do, it is critical to have regular physical examinations done to assess your pet’s health. During routine preventive exams, your veterinarian will assess: Overall Body Condition Eyes Ears Nose Mouth Throat Heart and Lungs Abdominal Organs Musculoskeletal System Neurologic System Urogenital System Lymph Nodes Skin/Coat When health problems are identified, a medical plan will be outlined to evaluate the problems in depth. If your pet appears to be healthy enough for routine preventive care, your veterinarian will discuss which immunizations are advised, as well as parasite prevention including heartworm disease, intestinal parasites, and ectoparasites (fleas, ticks, etc.). Annual age-appropriate lab tests, testing for heartworm and/or tick-borne diseases, and fecal tests for parasites may also be recommended for your pet. Finally, your pet’s nutrition, diet, and exercise routines can be assessed and optimized to help your pet be in best physical condition for their lifestyle and age. Remember, keeping up with preventive care for your pet is the best way to keep your pet happy and healthy for life. Parasite Control Pets are a part of our families, and preventing parasite infestations is an important part of keeping them healthy. Both ectoparasites (external parasites) and endoparasites (internal parasites) can affect your pet at some point in their life. Ectoparasites, such as fleas and ticks, are not only a nuisance to your pet, but can transmit vector-borne diseases to humans and pets such as Bartonella (cat scratch disease, transmitted by fleas); Lyme, Anaplasmosis, Ehrlichia, and Rocky Mountain Spotted fever. Fleas can also cause a severe dermatologic condition for your pet resulting in very itchy, inflamed skin, due to flea allergy dermatitis. Roundworms are the most prevalent endoparasite in pets. Others include hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms. Pets are typically infected with these parasites through accidental ingestion of parasite eggs (which are microscopic) from areas that have fecal contamination from other infected animals. Alternatively, some parasites are acquired through ingestion of intermediate hosts such as rodents (Taenia tapeworm species; Toxocara roundworm species) or fleas (Dipyllidium tapeworm species). These parasites are also a health risk to humans and are considered zoonotic – meaning they can be transmitted from animals to people. For example, if a person accidentally ingests roundworm eggs, the larvae can migrate in the body and cause organ damage and potentially blindness. Hookworm larvae in the soil and grass can infect bare skin and cause a condition in people known as cutaneous larval migrans. Heartworm is another important endoparasite, but one which is not zoonotic. Heartworm infections result from pets being bitten by infected mosquitos. The larval form of the heartworm travels through the bloodstream to the heart where it develops into an adult. The adult heartworms live in the right side of the heart and left untreated, result in progressive heart failure and death. In initial stages of heartworm disease, pets may be asymptomatic. As the condition progresses, symptoms may evolve including a cough and exercise intolerance in dogs, and vomiting/coughing in cats. Treatment of heartworm disease can be very risky for the pet, and very costly. Because of the health risk to your family and pets, it is important to keep your pet on a year-round parasite prevention program. There are several preventives that when used properly, are very effective at greatly reducing the risk of your pet acquiring heartworm disease, intestinal parasites, and tick-transmitted diseases. Additionally, you can help prevent the risk of zoonotic disease to your family by practicing good hygiene (frequent hand washing), avoiding eating unwashed raw vegetables or undercooked meats and cleaning up pet feces in your yard. For more information about pets and parasites, visit petsandparasites.org , and consult with one of our friendly staff! Pet Dental Care One of the most common but also frequently overlooked health problems for companion animals is dental disease. By age 3, most pets have some degree of periodontal disease. This occurs as a result of bacterial infection along the gum line, due to the formation of plaque. Plaque is a sticky substance containing millions of bacteria that forms along the tooth surface and gum l How Did We Do? - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location How Did We Do? Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Dental for Dogs and Cats in Cascade, ID - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Dental for Dogs and Cats in Cascade, ID Pet owners want to do everything possible to keep their pets safe and healthy. You don’t want them dealing with painful dental problems that impact their quality of life. It would be best if you did as much to care for your pet’s oral well-being as other health issues. Cascade Vet Clinic understands how important it is to take care of dental for dogs and cats. Learn more about maintaining healthy teeth and gums for your pet. Importance of Dental Care for Dogs and Cats Veterinary dental services for dogs and cats include cleaning, extracting, and repairing their teeth. You should take your pet to a certified Veterinarian in Cascade to complete these procedures. After a dental exam, your dog or cat might require additional x-rays to assess the health of your dog or cat’s jaw and what’s happening below their gumline. Regular cleaning of your pet’s teeth prevents the development of cavities that could eat their way into the soft structures below the surface. Most vets recommend having you bring your pet in for dog and cat dental services at least once per year. That lets you get ahead of potential issues before they become a real problem. You should also take your pet in to see the vet if you notice the following problems: Broken or loosened teeth Constant bad breath Discolored teeth Teeth covered in tartar Pain in or around your dog or cat’s mouth Swelling in your pet’s mouth Bleeding gums Lack of appetite or your pet not wanting to eat Extra teeth present in the mouth Baby teeth are not falling out Problems chewing Many pets act out when they are in pain. Dental problems can be excruciating, so you should watch for abnormal irritable behavior. Be careful about sticking your hand into a pet’s mouth to check out an issue because they could bite you. What Causes Pet Dental Problems? Luckily, cavities aren’t as prevalent in dogs and cats as in people. Still, they are capable of developing the same dental issues as humans, including Periodontal disease Broken roots and teeth Mouth cysts or tumors Broken jaw Misaligned teeth or bite Palate defects Infected teeth Pets often show evidence of periodontal disease by the time they are three years old. If you don’t take preventive measures while they are young, the problem will only get worse. Early treatment of periodontal disease can keep the issues becoming more severe. Your dog or cat could develop liver, kidney, and heart problems. Dental problems in pets often start with plaque hardening into tartar on the surface of teeth. It’s easier to remove tartar when it’s above the gumline. However, it can cause severe damage once it gets below the gum line, leading to infection in the bone and tissue of the jaw. What Happens During a Dental Exam? A dental examination is the first step in dog and cat dental services to determine if your pet needs a cleaning. The vet goes over the different procedures with you about what will be required from you before the procedure. They may decide to perform additional bloodwork to ensure your pet can undergo anesthesia without complications. Dental cleanings for pets typically include polishing to eliminate tarter and plaque build-up. After examining your pet’s mouth for any potential issues like pockets of infection or gum bleeding, the dentist decides on the best course of treatment for your dog or cat. Tooth scaling involves using hand and ultrasonic scalers to remove tartar below and above the gum line. Cleaning below the gums is essential as any build-up will likely result in severe periodontal disease. Once the vet finishes the scaling, he polishes the teeth to remove microscopic scratches and reduce future plaque build-up. Anesthesia for Pets Pets often don’t understand what happens when they go for a dental exam. That’s why vets usually administer anesthesia to keep them calm during various procedures. It’s less painful and stressful for your pet to receive anesthesia for dog and cat dental services. Because your pet isn’t moving around, it’s easier for your vet to get clear x-rays without the risk of injuring your dog or cat. Post-Visit Pet Dental for Dogs and Cats After finishing the cleaning, your vet will provide you with instructions for caring for your pet’s teeth at home. Owners typically receive instructions on correctly brushing their dog or cat’s teeth and rinsing them properly. It would be best never to use human toothpaste on your pet’s teeth, as the product might contain toxic ingredients for your dog or cat. Particular pet toothpaste is safe to swallow and comes in flavors that appeal to pets. If your dog or cat likes how the toothpaste tastes, they’re more likely to submit to regular cleaning. Human toothpaste products also contain higher salt levels, which can be a problem for dogs. Additional Pet Preventative Dental Services In addition to brushing your dog or cat’s teeth, you can feed them treats designed to control plaque and tartar build-up on your pet’s teeth. Take them in for regular exams and ensure they get a professional cleaning from a vet. Think about how your teeth would look if you didn’t try to take care of them. Your pet’s oral health should rank high regarding ongoing dental care. Taking the time to look after your dog or cat’s teeth keeps them from ending up with painful health issues that affect their overall health. Top Quality Dog and Cat Dental Services At Cascade Vet Clinic, we treat your dog or cat like our own. Our staff works hard to make your pet feel comfortable and safe while in our care. We appreciate the love you have for your furriest family companions. Schedule an appointment for a pet dental cleaning today at our Cascade, ID office by calling 208-382-4590 . Don’t let your dog or cat’s dental problems become a serious issue. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Veterinarian in Cascade, ID | High Quality Vet Care and Animal Hospital 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Introducing Our Brand New Online Pharmacy! Click Here To Shop All Of Your Pet’s Prescription Needs! Welcome to Cascade Vet Clinic About Us Online Pharmacy Get Directions Veterinarian in Cascade, ID Welcome to Cascade Veterinary Clinic. We are a fully-equipped veterinary clinic that has been serving the Cascade community for over two decades. Purchased by Dr. Ruble in 1997, we have made it our mission to ensure the very best in veterinary medicine for the pets of Cascade. Below you can find a sampling of the many services that we are proud to offer: Dental Procedures Laser Therapy Spays & Neuters Annual Wellness Exams And more! For a full list of the many services that we offer, please visit our services page by clicking the button below. Our Services “ Incredible staff. They actually really love their jobs. They're thorough and very informative. I feel like they live my animals as much as I do and I couldn't ask for a better veterinarian! Lexi S. Frequently Asked Questions What types of pets do you treat? We see both large and small animals. Cats Dogs Horses Pigs Cows Goats Elk Small ruminants Food animals What are your hours? Monday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Tuesday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Wednesday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Thursday: 9AM – 12PM (no doctor available) Friday: 9AM – 5PM (Lunch 12PM – 1PM) Sat & Sun: Closed Do you see emergencies? Yes, we do see emergencies during our normal business hours, but we are not available after-hours for emergencies. Please be advised that if for any reason your pet needs to stay after hours with us, we are not a 24-hour facility so we do not have staff who will be monitoring them. What forms of payment do you accept? We accept all major forms of payment such as cash, most major credit cards, and other options. For a full list of our accepted payment options, please visit the payment options page by clicking the button below: Payment Options Do you do home visits? If your pet is unable to be transported to our clinic, our veterinarians can conduct the visit right in the safety of your home! When you call to schedule an appointment, just mention that you would like to schedule a home visit and we will work to find a time that is beneficial. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Emergency Vet Care in Cascade, ID - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Emergency Vet Care in Cascade, ID During office hours, we are fully equipped and ready to help with all of your emergency and critical care needs. We ask that if your pet is experiencing an emergency that you call us so that our team can be ready for you and your pet when you arrive. During Business Hours Cascade Veterinary Clinic Get Directions | (208) 382-4590 Hours of Operation Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) You hope that your pet never experiences a serious injury or sudden illness, but if they do, you want to have fast access to an emergency vet care facility, so your pet can get the immediate treatment they need. The Cascade Veterinary Clinic is ready to help if the unexpected happens. Our hospital is equipped with a modern surgical suite and a diagnostic laboratory, and our experienced staff of vets and medical technicians is ready to provide the following services during regular office hours: Emergency surgery Wound treatment Trauma and bone fracture care Blood transfusions Blood and saliva testing Blood pressure, oxygen, and ECG monitoring Diagnostic lab tests and analysis Snake and insect bite treatment Allergic reaction treatment Digital radiology Pain management Thermal support Whatever type of emergency vet care your pet needs, our clinic is ready and able to provide it. Signs of a Pet Emergency Normally, the signs of a situation that requires emergency vet care are obvious: severe bleeding, large wounds, and broken bones as a result of being hit by a car or an animal attack. But sometimes they are much less noticeable. As a pet owner, it’s important that you be familiar with the less obvious symptoms of a health emergency so that you’ll know when to seek immediate emergency care. Abnormal body temperatures, below 98 degrees or above 105 Weak or rapid pulse Seizures Pale gums Vomiting blood or blood in the stool Loss of consciousness Heatstroke symptoms, including vomiting, rapid pulse, excessive panting, lethargy Dehydration symptoms, often severe diarrhea and exhaustion Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (GDV) GDV is a serious condition that occurs in dogs. It can be fatal if not treated quickly. It’s caused by excessive gas accumulation in the bowels leading to severe stomach bloating and intestinal twisting. The excessive swelling of the stomach can shut off the abdominal arteries, causing death in less than an hour due to organ damage from the lack of blood circulation. Symptoms include a humped-over stance and repeated dry heaving attempts to vomit. If you see the signs of GDV, it’s vital to get them to your Cascade veterinarian immediately. Stabilizing Your Pet in an Emergency Knowing how to perform basic first aid to stabilize your pet before and during transport to the clinic can save their life. Bleeding – Apply pressure to the wound and elevate the limb. Choking – Try reaching into the throat to remove the instruction or administer sharp blows to the chest to expel it. CPR – Place your pet on its side, hold its mouth closed, and blow through the nostrils every 9 seconds. If your pet needs emergency vet care, the Cascade Veterinary Clinic is ready to respond. We treat all types of animals. Call us at 208-382-4590 to let us know you’re on your way if possible. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Online Forms - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Online Forms Cascade Veterinary Clinic provides our forms online so that you can fill them out in the comfort of your own home and at your convenience. You can either complete and submit the form on our website, or you can download the fill-able PDF to complete and bring with you to our hospital. If you would like to download the PDF, and do not already have AdobeReader® installed on your computer, click HERE to download. Patient/Client InformationForm New Animal Form Surgical Release Form Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Payment Options - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? Our Services Services Dental for Dogs and Cats Spay and Neuter Services Emergency Vet Care Pet Laser Therapy Pet Owners Payment Options Online Forms Online Pharmacy Request Appointment Education Garden Valley Location Payment Options In order to maintain our high standard of service, we require that payment is made at the time services are rendered. We provide estimates for all surgeries and hospitalizations. If you have not received an estimate, you are welcome to request one at any time for your expected charges. Cascade Veterinary Clinic is happy to accept: Cash Check (with valid ID) Debit Card MasterCard Visa American Express Discover CareCredit CareCredit : When unexpected illness strikes a pet, unexpected expense strikes as well. Cascade Veterinary Clinic understands this and accepts payment through the CareCredit program. It takes just 5 minutes to complete an application and will allow you to break down your payment into 6 monthly installments. You can apply yourself online at www.CareCredit.com/apply . Pet Insurance Pet insurance is a great option to make caring for your pet affordable, and ensure that they receive the care they need, when they need it. With most pet insurance plans, you pay the veterinarian up front and are reimbursed by your insurance provider after filing a claim. To compare pet insurance provider options, visit Pawlicy Advisor . Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Pet Education Center - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? 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We strongly believe that every pet in Cascade, ID, deserves access to affordable quality health care, so we make sure all of our services, including spay and neutering, are at the lowest they can be. The Importance Of Spaying And Neutering Your Pet For most people, having their cat or dog ‘fixed’ keeps them from getting pregnant and prevents destructive behaviors. Still, your pet will enjoy many other health benefits from the procedure. But pregnancy prevention is essential for pets all over the country as it is the primary method of reducing the pet overpopulation problem in America. Every year in the U.S., tens of millions of unwanted pets are abandoned on the streets. Many of them end up in animal shelters, where most are eventually euthanized. The shelters don’t have the funding, space, or resources to take care of them, and not enough people are willing to adopt them. Part of the problem is people taking pets home and then deciding they don’t want to care for them and abandoning them. But the most significant cause of pet overpopulation is unwanted pregnancies and litter, and having your pet spayed or neutered can help to reduce them. The Health Benefits Of Spaying And Neutering Your pet will enjoy physical and psychological health benefits from spaying or neutering. Some are specific to sex and species, while others are enjoyed by both male and female cats and dogs. Spaying is the removal of the reproductive organs of females, while neutering is the removal of the male’s testicles. When females are spayed, they no longer menstruate or go into heat, and the howling, crying, and restlessness associated with the heat cycle will no longer occur. They’ll no longer be at risk of uterine cancers and infections, and their risk of mammary cancer is significantly reduced. Neutered males have no risk of testicular cancer and a reduced risk of prostate problems. The procedure also helps to stabilize the hormones that affect behavior. Both males and females will be less aggressive and moody, less likely to roam and get into fights, and less inclined to urinate on carpets and furniture to mark their territory. The Spay And Neuter Procedure Spaying and neutering are typically performed on dogs and cats at around six months of age, although they can be done as young as eight or nine weeks if they are healthy. It’s better to do it when younger, but older pets also benefit from it. When you bring your pet to our Cascade veterinarian , they’ll tell you how to prepare it the night before their procedure, including withholding food for 12 hours before their visit, though giving them water to drink is Ok. Your pet will receive anesthesia during the procedure, and your pet’s vital signs will be continuously monitored for problems by a surgical tech. It only takes a short time to complete, and after a couple of hours in a recovery room, they’ll be able to leave. Your vet will advise you on how to care for them at home. In general, your pet will need to stay indoors, avoid exertion, and get plenty of rest for a week or so. We welcome all types of animals at the Cascade Vet Clinic, including cats, dogs, horses, pigs, cows, goats, elk, small ruminants, and food animals. When you need spay and neuter services or animal health care, contact us using our online form to schedule an appointment. Contact Us 935 Main St Cascade ID, 83611 Phone: 208-382-4590 Hours Mon, Wed, & Fri: 9am-5pm (Lunch 12pm-1:30pm) Tue & Thur: 9am-12pm (No Doctor Available) Sat & Sun: Closed © 2026 Cascade Veterinary Clinic. Designed & Managed by ViziSites . Terms of Use. Request Appointment - Cascade Veterinary Clinic 208-382-4590 Appointments Online Pharmacy Contact Home About Us Testimonials Our Team How Did We Do? 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Pet Laser Therapy Explained During a pet laser therapy appointment, your veterinarian in Cascade uses a handheld laser to apply low-frequency light to an area that is causing your pet pain. The laser penetrates the cellular level to increase blood circulation. The result is immediate pain relief, increased cell oxygenation in the treatment area, and accelerated healing and cell repair. Animals We Treat with Laser Therapy We treat a wide variety of common pets, livestock, and large and small ruminants at Cascade Vet Clinic. Any of these types of animals can receive treatment with laser therapy, as directed by the veterinarian: Dogs and cats Horses Pigs Cattle Goats Elk Small ruminants Food animals Common Uses of Pet Laser Therapy One example where we use laser therapy on pets is immediately after routine surgery, such as spay and neuter procedures . By applying the laser light to the incision site, it can reduce pain and inflammation, and promote faster healing of the incision. Ear infections are another common ailment that can be treated with laser therapy. Fractures or broken bones are another example. In addition to short-term injuries or ailments, pet laser therapy can be used for the management of chronic pain conditions. We treat many senior pets that are starting to struggle with arthritis or degenerative joint disease. The laser treatments reduce pain and inflammation, and increase range of motion, so the animal can be more flexible and comfortable with its day-to-day activities. Laser therapy helps pets that are living with painful conditions to enjoy a better quality of life. Duration of a Laser Therapy Session Laser therapy sessions are usually fairly quick treatments. We can have you and your pet in and out of the office in a short amount of time. The length of a session depends partly on how many areas of the body are being treated. Arthritis laser sessions tend to take a bit longer, because the laser is applied to both hips and both knees, for example. This takes around 20 minutes. For a more isolated laser treatment, such as an ear infection, an incision site or a wound, the treatment usually takes less than 5 minutes. Number of Laser Therapy Sessions Needed The number of sessions that a pet needs will vary depending on the condition being treated. For chronic conditions like arthritis, we may recommend that you bring your pet in once every few weeks as their joints begin to stiffen or as they appear sore. Since arthritis cannot be “cured,” laser therapy sessions may be an ongoing treatment for the remainder of your pet’s life. For wound care, we might recommend that you bring your pet in every other day for the first few sessions. Once a wound or incision site has closed, the laser sessions will no longer need to be continued. Risks and Side Effects of Pet Laser Therapy Laser therapy is a safe and non-invasive form of treatment. No incisions are made for the treatment, and there is no risk of the laser burning or causing injury to your pet. There are no known side effects from using the treatment on animals. In fact, when it comes to some species of animals, there are no pharmaceutical pain relievers on the market. Laser therapy may therefore be the only viable type of pain relief for these animals. How Long Until I See the Effects on My Pet? Pet laser therapy often provides immediate pain relief in pets. It may not immediately relieve their pain, but they will start to feel better right away. You will start to notice gradual signs of improvement in their condition as well. For ear infections, the redness and inflammation will start to be reduced. Wound or incision sites will start to close and show signs of improving. 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