Birnamwood Veterinary Services

Birnamwood Veterinary Services Birnamwood Veterinary Services is located on Highway 45 South between Diane's Soft Serve and Trucks Restaurant.
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We are a primarily small animal practice located in Birnamwood, Wisconsin. On staff we have two veterinarians who provide service for dogs and cats. Our practice is dedicated to providing high quality, ethical, and progressive veterinary care in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Here at Birnamwood Veterinary Services we strive to respect each of our team members and valued clients while providing compassionate care. Unfortunately, we no longer offer after hour care.

Our Clinic will be closed Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, Septembe...
08/26/2024

Our Clinic will be closed Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 3rd. We hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday!

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in July. Our sympathy is with each family!
08/02/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in July. Our sympathy is with each family!

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in June. Our sympathy is with each family!
07/05/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in June. Our sympathy is with each family!

06/28/2024

We would like to let everyone know that all summer there will be construction on Hwy 45 from Wittenberg to Antigo. They are doing it in sections, they have started by Wittenberg. If you have an appointment at all this summer with us, please allow yourself extra time to get here.

06/24/2024

We will be in a staff meeting from 11:45 to 12:45 today.

Most pet owners aren't aware of the dangers of leaving their dogs inside a vehicle, especially when it's hot outside. Th...
06/20/2024

Most pet owners aren't aware of the dangers of leaving their dogs inside a vehicle, especially when it's hot outside. The temperature inside your car can rise almost 20 degrees in just 10 minutes, and cracking the windows does not make a difference. Leaving your dog in a car, even for a few minutes, can create a very dangerous or even deadly situation.
While humans have sweat glands throughout their bodies that help keep them cool, canines rely on panting and can sweat only on areas not covered by fur, such as their paw pads and nose, to regulate temperature.
Pets more at risk for developing heatstroke include
Short-snouted canines such as bulldogs, boxers and pugs
Pets with cardiac or respiratory conditions
Pets that are overweight
Pets that have dense coats

Warning signs for heat stroke
Excessive panting
Staggering gait
Increased salivation
Bright pink gums
Rapid pulse
Glazed eyes
Vomiting
Deep red or purple tongue
If your dog is showing these signs, it's imperative to get him/her to a cooler location. If possible, drape your dog with cool, damp towels or immerse him/her in a tub of cool water in order to gradually bring down your pet's body temperature. Do not use ice water because it will constrict the dog's blood vessels and impair proper heat dissipation. Offer your dog fresh, cool water and make sure it drinks slowly.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in May. Our sympathy is with each family!
06/05/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in May. Our sympathy is with each family!

05/29/2024

Our phones are back up and working! Thank you for being patient with us!

Our Clinic will be closed Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 28th. ...
05/21/2024

Our Clinic will be closed Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 28th. We hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday!

It is that time of year again!So many of you may start seeing these spots on your pets, especially your dogs bellies. It...
05/21/2024

It is that time of year again!
So many of you may start seeing these spots on your pets, especially your dogs bellies. It is not ringworm and it is not tick bites even though many people are worried they look like a classic tick bulls eye pattern associated with Lyme disease. These are bites caused by black flies or no see-ums as they are some times called. They are usually non irritating and will clear up on their own in a few days. And one fun fact, dogs do not develop the bulls eye rash associated with Lyme disease like humans do!

05/07/2024

Just one more reminder that our clinic will be closed on Friday, May 10th. Thank you everyone for your understanding.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in April. Our sympathies are with each family!
05/03/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in April. Our sympathies are with each family!

04/30/2024

Friendly reminder!

04/26/2024

Our clinic will be closed Friday, May 10th. We will resume normal hours on Monday, May 13th.

In celebration of national pet day, a couple of us decided to show off our fur babies. Click on each picture to learn a ...
04/11/2024

In celebration of national pet day, a couple of us decided to show off our fur babies. Click on each picture to learn a little bit about them.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in March. Our sympathies are with each family!
04/03/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in March. Our sympathies are with each family!

Hey everyone, this is just a reminder to get your pets started back up on flea and tick prevention due to the weather wa...
03/22/2024

Hey everyone, this is just a reminder to get your pets started back up on flea and tick prevention due to the weather warming up. As a reminder, we do have excellent products on hand at the clinic and also offer some great rebates!

For dogs
There is now a new product called NexGardPlus, this is both your heartworm preventative and flea and tick into one chewable that lasts for 30 days per chew.
Rebates and offers include:
Buying 6 at a time: $35 off at the time of purchase
As of right now we are only dispensing 6 Months at a time due to short expiration dates. However, a QR code that can be scanned when you purchase your first 6 months will give you a reminder in 5 months that you need to purchase your next 6 months. The company will offer an additional $15 mail in rebate then which you can use with the instant $35 rebate as well for a total of $50 savings!
HeartGard
Buy 12 at a time=$15 off at the time of purchase
NexGard
Buy 12 at a time = $35 off at the time of purchase
Buy 6 at a time = $10 off at the time of purchase
NexGard and HeartGard
Buy 12 of each =$ 60 off at time of purchase
Buy 6 of each = $ 20 off at time of purchase

Products for Cats
There is a new product called NexGard Combo. This is a flea and tick preventive along with Heartworm, roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms treatment.
Buying 6 at a time =$20 off at the time of purchase
Buying 12 at a time=$45 off at the time of purchase

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR PRICES CONTACT CLINIC AT
715-449-2566 THANK YOU!

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in February. Our sympathies are with each family!
03/01/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in February. Our sympathies are with each family!

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in January. Our sympathies are with each family!
02/02/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in January. Our sympathies are with each family!

These are maps and numbers of how many dogs have been positive for a tick borne disease and heartworm in 2023 in Wiscons...
01/30/2024

These are maps and numbers of how many dogs have been positive for a tick borne disease and heartworm in 2023 in Wisconsin. Common symptoms of tick borne disease include limping, lameness, lethargy or just not acting like him/herself. If you are concerned about any of these diseases, contact your veterinarian for a thorough exam. A simple blood test called a 4DX snap test can detect if any of these diseases are present. Treatment can then be prescribed. Also, it is recommended a 4DX be performed yearly as part of your dogs regular health and wellness exam.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in December. Our sympathies are with each family!
01/08/2024

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in December. Our sympathies are with each family!

01/04/2024

Vaccine Clinic information:
January 6th at the Hatley Fire Station from 10am-11am.
January 13th at the Birnamwood Fire Station from 10am-11:30am
January 20th Phlox Town Hall from 10am-11am
January 27th Tigerton AG Shop from 10am-11:30am
February 3rd Seneca Town Hall (Tilleda) from 10am-11am
No appointment needed, bring vaccine reminder card or know what shots your animal needs.
These are fundraisers for various groups in the area, so please come out to support them.

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL OF US AT THE CLINIC!!
12/22/2023

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL OF US AT THE CLINIC!!

Sassy has a Christmas joke for everyone: Did you know Santa did not pay a thing for his Sleigh. It was on the house. Mer...
12/22/2023

Sassy has a Christmas joke for everyone:
Did you know Santa did not pay a thing for his Sleigh. It was on the house.
Merry Christmas from Sassy to You!

Our clinic will be closed Monday, December 25th for Christmas and Monday, January 1st for New Years. We will resume norm...
12/19/2023

Our clinic will be closed Monday, December 25th for Christmas and Monday, January 1st for New Years. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday. We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful holiday!

12/14/2023

We are in a power outage, please be patient with us. Phones are down too.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in November. Our sympathies are with each family!
12/05/2023

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in November. Our sympathies are with each family!

11/30/2023

Recently we have been getting inquiries regarding a "mystery" illness affecting dogs across the United States. Word of mouth will often travel faster than official data. Wisconsin is not in the listing of affected states currently, but with holiday travel it may be only a matter of time before we start seeing it here. This is what we know so far.

How do outbreaks happen?

Respiratory outbreaks are common in certain seasons (i.e. fall) and in certain conditions (commingling in a large group, being exposed to those outside your normal social circles, being enclosed in a crowded area, especially with high humidity), much like human kids going back to school. For dogs these high risk areas include:

animal shelters
dog parks
group training classes and competitions
doggy day care or boarding facilities
grooming facilities

Why don't we know the cause?

Not every dog with respiratory signs has the specific lab testing to identify the organism. After a thorough examination by your veterinarian, a treatment plan can be initiated, and a culture or further testing might not be done unless symptoms are not resolving. So the fact that we have not identified it (yet), maybe is not so mysterious.

Are our immediate dogs at risk?

As of now the illness has been seen in Oregon, Colorado, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, California, Indiana, Illinois,
Washington, Idaho, Georgia and Florida. Though it is a condition with high morbidity (many dogs will get sick and it spreads easily), fortunately there has been a low mortality (few actually die from it and most of those have underlying conditions).

What can we do for prevention?

Avoid interactions with new or large groups of dogs, or any showing signs of illness.
Keep your pet current on vaccinations to protect their overall health.
Watch for respiratory signs such as:


trouble breathing
blue or purple gums
lethargy
coughing or sneezing out of the normal
nasal or eye discharge

Contact your veterinarian if you are concerned with the symptoms listed above, be cautious interacting in groups or with new doggy friends, and protect your pets overall good health by keeping them current on vaccines.

Credit to Oakview Veterinary Medical Center in Plover, WI for information regarding this post.

Just a friendly reminder: If we have not seen your pet in the last year, we cannot legally dispense any preventative pro...
11/15/2023

Just a friendly reminder: If we have not seen your pet in the last year, we cannot legally dispense any preventative products (Heartgard, Nexgard, etc.) or any prescription medications.

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in October. Our sympathies are with each family!
11/15/2023

Some of our beloved patients we have lost in October. Our sympathies are with each family!

Address

405 US Highway 45
Birnamwood, WI
54414

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+17154492566

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We are a mixed animal practice located in Birnamwood, Wisconsin. On staff we have two Veterinarians, 1 certified Technician, and many receptionists/support staff who provide service for dogs, cats, beef and dairy cattle, llamas, alpacas, goats, sheep, and routine horse work. Our practice is dedicated to providing high quality, ethical, and progressive veterinary care in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Here at Birnamwood Veterinary Services we strive to respect each of our team members and valued clients while providing compassionate care.

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