Sunnyside Veterinary Clinic

Sunnyside Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice in Idaho Falls, Idaho, located at 629 W Sunnyside Rd. The clinic treats dogs and cats. Public feedback commonly mentions a friendly team and clear, direct communication, with one recent account describing a difficult euthanasia experience.

Services

•Care for dogs and cats
•X-rays (mentioned in a case involving a swallowed earring)
•Urgent/emergency-style case handling (a foreign-body case described as treated as an emergency)
•Procedures related to foreign-body ingestion (procedure performed after an x-ray finding)
•Declawing consults, including discussion of risks and alternatives such as Soft Paws
•Euthanasia services (described in a recent review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Michael Nield is named in reviews.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4/5 from 169 reviews. Review themes include long-term appreciation for Dr. Nield and staff, positive comments about friendly office staff and veterinary assistants, and examples of diagnostics and urgent care (including x-rays and a foreign-body procedure). One recent negative review describes concerns about the euthanasia process and the lack of sedation before the final injection, which the reviewer found distressing.

Reviews for Sunnyside Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 169 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Nathaniel Leonard

2 months ago

Megan Collett

3 months ago

Took my Kitty Mow to be declawed, I know, I hate the idea to but he was decimating my property. Vet informed me of the actual risks I was unaware of and suggested soft paws. My boy doesn't like his paw-di-cure days but hes healthy and happy and thats the goal. I do believe im switching vets for all my animals. Very happy with the direct communication and no fluff.

Brenda Kampa

3 months ago

Yes, I brought my Pug Bernie in to be euthanized. It was a very upsetting the Doctor tried both if his back legs to administer the anesthesia. He put in a catheter which I thought was normal practice. He did not sedate my boy before he euthanized him. Therefore when he injected Bernie he yelp before passing. This was very upsetting. I should have insisted on sedation although I was very upset and wanting no more suffering for my boy. Speak up for your own peace of mind.

Sabrina Walker

5 months ago

This is the first Veterinary practice that I checked out when I moved to the area almost four years ago. The Veterinarian is extremely nice and has been excellent with my two cats and my dog. The office staff and the Veterinary assistants are all very friendly and very nice to my animals. I've never had a problem with anyone here. I like this Veterinarian and his employees.

Paul Bognar

7 months ago

Dr. Michael Nield and staff have helped us out so many times over the years that I have lost count. I am forever grateful for their help and support for all of our pets needs. The latest episode involved our new puppy,Jude, a seven month old Poodle. She swallowed an earring, about the size of a quarter and shaped like a snowflake, as revealed by an x-ray. We knew she was sick but had no idea she had that in her. It was treated as an emergency and Dr. Nield skilfully navigated the procedure. Jude is doing well and is back to being a Happy Puppy. Thank you Dr. Nield and thanks to each and everyone of your wonderful staff!!! God Bless you All!!! Paul Bognar and Jude