Bovine Veterinary Care in Soda Springs

Supporting You. Respecting Your Herd.

Veterinary care that works with you, supports your operation, and respects the way you run your herd.

Running cattle in this part of Idaho takes grit, rhythm, and a good plan. When something goes wrong in the herd, you need support from a team that understands your operation and the work behind it.

At Soda Springs Animal Clinic, we offer practical, relationship-centered bovine veterinary care for ranchers across Soda Springs and Caribou County. We take the time to learn about your operation. Every ranch is different, and the choices you make each day reflect a lifetime of experience. Our job is to be a trustworthy partner in that work, offering honest guidance and long-term support that fits the way cattle are raised in southeast Idaho.

Why Local Producers Choose Soda Springs Animal Clinic

Ranching in this part of Idaho comes with its own set of challenges. The weather is harsh, the work is physical, and the stakes are real. We want veterinary care to feel steady, straightforward, and supportive, no matter the season. What sets us apart:

Haul-in Barn

A heated, fully enclosed haul-in barn for safer winter handling

Cattle Chute

An indoor cattle chute with secure footing and good lighting

On-Call Services

Our doctor and team are reliably available for emergencies

Easy Workflows

Smooth, efficient workflow for multiple head

Recommendations

Practical recommendations that respect your goals and budget

Team

A local team committed to long-term partnership with the ranching community

Many producers choose haul-ins because they reduce weather challenges, limit injury risk, and help control costs. Whether you manage a few head or a large operation, we are here to support your herd with care that fits the realities of ranching in Soda Springs.

Core Bovine Services

Emergency and Individual Animal Care

When something goes wrong, it rarely happens at a convenient time. If you have a cow that is struggling to calve, an animal that cannot rise, or sudden changes in appetite or behavior, please call us. We would always rather hear from you early and talk it through.

We commonly help with:

  • Calving difficulties
  • Uterine prolapse
  • Bloat
  • Injuries and lacerations
  • Sick or down cattle
  • Sudden illness or weakness

Some emergencies are safer at the haul-in barn. If that is the case, we will guide you through next steps so you can get the animal here safely.

Regulatory and Documentation Support

Whether you are transporting, selling, or showing cattle, certain paperwork may be required. We can help you prepare the appropriate health certificates and explain what is needed based on your destination or purpose.

If you are planning a sale or shipment, reaching out early helps ensure the process goes smoothly.

Producer Education and Community Support

We believe producers deserve clear, respectful guidance that supports the way they run their operations. Many ranchers in our area want more information about preventive care, seasonal planning, or ways to reduce herd-wide issues. We are here to help. We offer:

Seasonal vaccine and parasite discussions

Calf health and respiratory disease prevention guidance

Nutrition and mineral conversations

Operation-specific herd-health reviews

Operation-specific herd-health reviews

Our goal is to support clarity and confidence, not overwhelm you with information.

Continuity Through the Transition to Dr. Grace

We know many producers have worked with Dr. Bollar for years. As he steps back, we want you to feel confident that our values and commitment remain steady. Dr. Grace is thoughtful, steady, and invested in serving ranchers throughout Caribou County.

We stay connected with Dr. Bollar when needed and continue to honor the foundation he built while supporting Dr. Grace as she grows into her role in large-animal medicine.

Call the Clinic

If you want help planning herd health, have a question about a recent concern, or would like to schedule a haul-in or ranch call, please reach out.

We are here to support your cattle and the future of your operation in every season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Either option works. Many producers choose haul-ins because they are safer, faster, and avoid a farm-call fee.
No. Haul-ins do not include a farm-call fee.
Improved safety, better lighting, reduced stress, and a more predictable workflow, especially in winter.
It depends on your breeding season. We can help determine the best timing for your operation.
Yes. We can help you think through timing and strategy.
It varies by herd. We will help you create a plan that fits your operation.
Yes. We can walk through options and local considerations.
Common emergencies include calving difficulties, prolapse, bloat, injuries, down cattle, and sudden illness. If you are unsure, please call.
Yes. We can prepare health certificates and help you understand what is required.
Let us know what you are bringing and why. We will help plan a safe and efficient workflow.
Your care remains consistent. Dr. Grace is committed to serving local ranchers with the same steady approach you are used to.