Boarding

Diagnostics

Emergency Service

Grooming

Routine Care

Species

Surgery (Including our new laser abilities)

 
   
SMALL ANIMAL CARE

Well Animal Care:

  • blood chemistries and counts

  • blood pressures

  • boarding 

  • elective surgeries

  • exams

  • laser procedures     

  • nutritional counseling

  • OFA radiographing 

  • vaccinations

  • surgery (laser option)

  • wound management
Care in Illness:
  • blood chemistries and counts
  • blood pressures
  • critical care monitoring
  • diagnostics
  • ECG
  • hospitalization
  • incubator (oxygenated)
  • isolation facilities
  • radiology

 

LARGE ANIMAL CARE

Equine:

  • blood testing

  • dentistry

  • diagnostics

  • gelding

  • geriatric care

  • laceration repairs

  • nutrition counseling

  • radiology

  • vaccinations

  • wound management

 Bovine:        
  • blood testing
  • castrations
  • deworming
  • herd health
  • pregnancy exam
  • radiology 
  • surgery 
  • vaccinations

   SURGERY

Small Animal:

  • Experienced veterinarians

  • Modern and spacious facility and equipment

  • Pre-anesthetic lab work to determine readiness of pet for surgery

  • Modern pain management
     

  • Gas anesthesia

  1. Sevofluorane for rapid induction: 
    Gas-induction allows us to anesthetize your pet without injectable drugs. This is especially important in our older patients or those with compromising disease. As soon as the surgical procedure is completed, your pet will be breathing oxygen only for a few minutes and then will wake up quite quickly, able to walk back to his/her kennel. There will be none of the grogginess that follows injected anesthetics.

  2. Isofluorane for maintenance during longer procedures Electronic patient monitoring

  • Laser surgery available:

  1. Less tissue trauma, less bleeding, and less swelling result inless pain for your pet.
     

  • Procedures that especially lend themselves to laser surgery:

  1. Declaws: cats will bat at toys and walk very nearly normally immediately after awakening from surgery

  2.  Neuters: much less licking or chewing because of markedly decreased pain and swelling

  3. Correction of snoring and difficult breathing by widening nostril openings and/or shortening soft palate

  4. Correction of eyelid deformities (entropion – eyelids turning inward, extropion- eyelids too sagging, tumors of the eyelids, cherry eyes)

  5. Tumor removals

  6. Critical assessment during recovery in kennels within our main treatment area

  7. Routine procedures: Spays and neuters, declaws, laceration repairs, tumor removals, etc.            

 

Large Animal:

  • Experienced and caring veterinarians Equine Surgeries:

  • Laceration repairs

  • Skin grafting

  • Gelding

  • Wolf tooth removal

  • Floating teeth

 

Bovine Surgeries:

  • Displaced abomasums

  • C-sections

  • Teat repairs

  • Laceration repairs

  • Hardware surgeries

  • Exploratories

  • Bowel resection

 

DIAGNOSTIC FACILITIES
 

Blood Chemistry:

  • in-house Idexx system for immediate results day or night

Blood Cell Counter:

  • in-house blood and platelet counts With immediate results

Digital Radiology:

  • powerful small animal stationary unit for small animal diagnostics

  • portable unit for large animal needs

Testing in-house:

  • Cytology    

  • Fecals

  • Heartworm

  • Lyme/Erlichia

  • Leukemia/FIV

  • Parvo         

  • Urinalysis

Referral System:

  • x-rays may be sent to Dr. Dan Feeney, head of the radiology department at University of Minnesota Veterinary School

  • North Shore Veterinary Clinic (eye specialty)

  • working relationship with veterinary colleges in Madison and Minneapolis