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Sawtooth Equine Service Offering the highest quality veterinary services to the equine owner and patient. Dedicated, full service veterinary care for your horse.

Our staff includes Dr. Sofia Santacaterina, Dr. Kelsey Richards and Dr. George Martin, with specialty visits from our partners at Montana Equine. Routine maintenance, lameness, internal medicine, acupuncture, chiropractic, reproduction, dentistry. Large array of advanced diagnostic equipment. Haul in facility and ambulatory services.

🦷 A quick peek doesn’t tell the whole tooth!There’s a lot going on in the back of your horse’s mouthand a brief look can...
10/22/2026

🦷 A quick peek doesn’t tell the whole tooth!

There’s a lot going on in the back of your horse’s mouthand a brief look can miss problems hiding there.

A sedated oral exam allows your veterinarian to use a speculum, light, and other tools to thoroughly evaluate the teeth, gums, and other tissues for issues such as fractures, infection, and painful sores.

Equine dentistry is about more than floating. It’s about finding problems and choosing the right care for your horse. If your horse is due for a dental exam, call our office to schedule!

Magic Valley appointments are filling! Reserve your horse’s visit for Tuesday, November 3!Sawtooth Equine Service is bri...
10/20/2026

Magic Valley appointments are filling! Reserve your horse’s visit for Tuesday, November 3!

Sawtooth Equine Service is bringing mobile veterinary care back to the Magic Valley, with Dr. Inga Nysether providing professional, compassionate care right at your barn.

Our mobile services include:
• General wellness and preventative care
• Dental care
• Lameness evaluations
• Diagnostics, including radiographs and ultrasound
• Gastroscopy
• Reproduction

Whether your horse is a performance partner or your family’s favorite mount, we’re here to help you keep them healthy through every season.

📅 First Tuesday of each month, beginning November 3.
📞 Appointments are limited! Call 208-788-1465 now to reserve your spot.

Times are changing! Make. note of our winter hours starting November 2.
10/20/2026

Times are changing! Make. note of our winter hours starting November 2.

Dr. Nysether has hit the ground running at Sawtooth Equine Service seeing horses throughout the Wood River Valley for fa...
10/20/2026

Dr. Nysether has hit the ground running at Sawtooth Equine Service seeing horses throughout the Wood River Valley for fall wellness and lameness appointments, and jumping right in on emergencies!

A Washington native and lifelong horse lover, she earned her Animal Science degree at Washington State University. Her path took her to Kentucky Equine Research and work as an equine veterinary assistant before veterinary school at the University of Arizona and an equine internship in California.

Some of you already met Dr. Inga at our Keys to Winter Success seminar, where she helped horse owners tackle body condition, nutrition, and hydration for the colder months.

We’re happy to have her on the Sawtooth team. Please help us give her a warm Wood River Valley welcome!

Magic Valley, we’re headed your way!Sawtooth Equine Service is resuming mobile veterinary care in the Magic Valley begin...
10/17/2026

Magic Valley, we’re headed your way!

Sawtooth Equine Service is resuming mobile veterinary care in the Magic Valley beginning Tuesday, November 3, with appointments available the first Tuesday of each month.

Dr. Nikki Roos and Dr. Inga Nysether will be serving the area, bringing professional, compassionate care to horses of all kinds, from top performance athletes to your family’s favorite mount.

Services include wellness and preventative care, lameness evaluations, radiographs, ultrasound, gastroscopy, and reproduction to name a few.

Call 208-788-1465 to schedule your horse’s visit. We look forward to reconnecting with familiar faces and meeting new ones!

Great opportunity to go in depth with equine pain and management. Plus, it’s free!
10/16/2026

Great opportunity to go in depth with equine pain and management. Plus, it’s free!

Is your horse in pain? 🐴 It’s not always obvious!

Join us for our Horse Owner Education Webinar with Drs. Kim Allshouse and Michael St. Blanc to learn how to spot the subtle signs of pain, tell the difference between pain and behavior problems, and catch issues early before they become bigger concerns. 🩺

The webinar will be recorded and registrants will receive a link to the recording, so be sure to sign up even if you can’t attend the live event. ✅

Drop the word LISTEN in the comments and we’ll send the registration link straight to your DMs. 📩

📅 Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026
⏰ 8:00 to 9:30 PM EDT

We love caring for your horses in every season, but dental work is a little more delightful when we can feel our fingers...
10/16/2026

We love caring for your horses in every season, but dental work is a little more delightful when we can feel our fingers.

Horse due for a dental exam? Let’s get it on the calendar!

Do you have a horse that needs a little extra care during seasonal change? Give us a call and we can help assess the bes...
10/15/2026

Do you have a horse that needs a little extra care during seasonal change? Give us a call and we can help assess the best approach for the winter transition.

🍂 Are you noticing the subtle signs that winter is on its way?Brisk afternoon breezes, dust devils dancing across the pa...
10/14/2026

🍂 Are you noticing the subtle signs that winter is on its way?

Brisk afternoon breezes, dust devils dancing across the pasture, tumbleweeds rolling by, brilliant red sunrises, and horses feeling a little friskier on those chilly mornings! 🐎

But there's one sign of the changing season we'd rather NOT see... your veterinarian's colic kit making an appearance in your barn!

As temperatures drop, changes in water consumption and feeding routines can increase the risk of colic.

Three simple steps can help reduce that risk:

💧 WATER: Provide constant access to fresh, clean, ice-free water to encourage hydration.

🌾 FORAGE: Ensure adequate, appropriate forage. Fiber fermentation helps generate warmth from the inside out!

🧂 SALT: Provide adequate salt to encourage drinking and support hydration.

⚠️ Even with the best preventive care, colic can still happen! If your horse shows signs of discomfort, pawing, rolling, looking at their flank, or refusing feed, contact your veterinarian immediately. Early intervention can make all the difference!

Here's to enjoying the changing seasons and keeping your veterinarian's colic kit right where it belongs... in the truck! 🐎

Thanks to all that joined us for our first Horse Sense education seminar: Keys to Winter Success. Dr. Roos and Dr. Nyset...
10/13/2026

Thanks to all that joined us for our first Horse Sense education seminar: Keys to Winter Success. Dr. Roos and Dr. Nysether presented on how to get your horse ready for winter by ensuring dental health for nutritional absorption and how to feed for the upcoming cold weather. Luckily, we were blessed with a beautiful fall day in the Wood River Valley. We look forward to many more learning opportunities with our wonderful horse community! Thank you from the team at Sawtooth Equine

Address

708 N Main Street
Bellevue, ID
83313

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(208) 788-1465

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