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Small Animal

Dr. Jared and Merrell do a nail trim on our oldest patient, Smokey Hogberg.

Dr. Jared hand raised this kitten and two of
its litter mates after finding them on our doorstep one morning. |
- Surgical Suite
Surgical services and facilities include: fully trained veterinary and
technical staff to ensure the safest, most efficient, state-of-the-art
procedures for your pet; specifically designed for aseptic surgery
featuring ISO fluorane anesthesia, ECG, Pulse oximetry, respiratory
monitors, patient circulating warming blankets and temperature
monitoring.
- Orthopedic Surgery
We are equipped for various types of fracture repair, cruciate ligament
injuries, canine hip dysplasia screening, juvenile pubic symphysiodesis
(JPS surgery), femoral head ostectomy, and luxating patella surgeries.
- X-Ray Facilities
Automated film processing and a 300 MA x-ray machine.
- Dental Services
All air-driven instruments have expanded our capabilities to perform
cleaning, polishing, root canals, and restorative services. Dental
x-rays available.
- On-site laboratory
Cytology, urinalysis, and serum chemistry are done in the clinic
laboratory. CBC and additional diagnostic services performed by IDEXX
Veterinary Labs.
- Complete Pharmacy
Prescriptions are filled during your office visit from our fully
stocked pharmacy. Our staff also understands the proper use of
everything we sell. If you want to know the best and safest products
for keeping your pets flea and tick-free, we have sound advice from
trained staff that you can't get at the grocery or discount store or
online.
- Preventative health care
We feel strongly that every pet should be examined at least once a
year. Every exam includes a dental checkup to be sure your pet's teeth
and gums stay healthy. The time and effort invested in your pets'
health has rewards for both pets and owners. Our recommendations are
designed specifically for your pet and include: Comprehensive physical
exam; a dental checkup to be sure your pet's teeth and gums stay
healthy; internal parasite testing; heartworm and flea control;
micro-chipping; spay and neuter; and specialized blood tests for all
life stages.
- Early Drop-off Service 8 a.m.
If dropping off for a medical treatment, client will need to allow the
time to visit with either a doctor or technician and go over the
problems and treatments being performed.
- Vaccinations

Our practice follows the guidelines of the American Animal Hospital
Association, and considers each patient individually. For many
diseases, we are now recommending revaccination every three years,
instead of the idea that everything was given every year. We will be
happy to discuss these new ideas and recommendations with you at your
annual visit.
- Nutrition Counseling
Available on request, we feature a variety of veterinary diets to meet
your pet's specific nutritional needs.
- Behavioral counseling
- Emergency Services (After normal business hours)
Provided through the Animal Emergency Clinic 229-7791
- House Call Services
Available under special circumstances - please inquire.
- Patient Record Reminder System
Our computerized patient record-keeping system allows us to track your
pet's health needs: vaccinations, heartworm exams, fecal exams, dental
exams, medications.
- Special Diagnostic Services
- Glaucoma Testing and Monitoring -- Tonopen
- Blood pressure testing
- Pulse Oximetry
- Ultrasound -- referred to one of our group clinics
- PennHip, OFA -- referred to one of our group clinics
- Endoscopy -- referred to one of our group clinics.
- Exotic Diagnostic Medical/Surgical Services
Winnebago now has Dr. Meghan Schirger who will be seeing some exotic
cases. Please call the clinic for further information and/or an
appointment.
- Boarding
We feature large indoor runs that are climate controlled and a gated
outdoor exercise area. All dogs are exercised multiple times daily.
Longer walks/jogs/play periods are available upon request.
Complimentary baths are given to all dogs staying an extended period of
time (7 nights or longer).
We offer additional play time which could include brushing, a leashed
walk around the grounds, a good game of fetch, etc.
If your pet has special needs or special needs arise while your pet
stays with us, they can be addressed by our staff veterinarian.
Clinic Policies and Procedure
- All
boarded/hospitalized animals must be current on vaccines. This policy
will help ensure the health of your pet as well as others in the
hospital.
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Kennel cough vaccine is required for boarded dogs, ideally administered
72 hours prior to visit. All boarded dogs must also have had a fecal
exam within the last six months. If one hasn't been done, we will
collect a sample during your pet's stay and treat for any intestinal
parasites found.
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All animals must be restrained when on Clinic grounds. Leashes for dogs
and carriers for cats and exotics are strongly recommended.
- Questions on your pet's health status are encouraged. Please call during regular clinic hours.
- Tours are available. Please ask a receptionist or technician.
- Grooming
We do not offer professional grooming at this location, however we do
offer nail trims, baths and medicated baths.
- Retail Center
We stock Hill's Science Diet, Hill's Prescription Diet, Eukanuba and
Eukanuba Veterinary Diet products. We carry Gentle Leaders, Busy Buddy
Toys and products, dental care products and a full range of helpful
training publications.
- Microchipping
Placing a microchip into your pet gives it a form of permanent
identification that cannot be altered. All animal shelters and most
veterinary clinics have equipment that will scan for a chip and give
you a much better chance of being reunited with you pet should he/she
become lost. The procedure is not very different than giving a routine
vaccine. We find that microchipping at the time of spay or neuter is
the easiest and most convenient, but it can be done at any time.
- Pain Management
Managing your pet's pain is something we take very seriously. Pets feel
pain and discomfort for the same reasons and under the same
circumstances as people do. The effects of pain can actually delay the
healing process. That is why we use a variety of methods and
medications to control your pet's pain. These include a combination of
oral and injectable medications for all routine surgeries, and nerve
blocks for declaws and tooth extractions.
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